Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03
Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.

Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
Dr. Trotter. Office with DR.. MighelL
DR.. Billiard osteopath. % East Main.
Jardineres ard flower pots at Culley's.
A fine assortment Of loose diamonds
at Paley's.
New sample line of suits and skirts at
the Hawkeye.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Call and see the new styles in draper
les. Marion Guard.
A new breakfast food, rolled wheat
in bulk at Culley's. Try 1t.
Oneita combination suits for ladies,
misses and children at the Hawkeye.
Wright health underwear for gents at
81 cents: s1.65 per suit at the Bee Hive.
See the big line of pretty golf gloves
for children and ladies at Newcomers.
Have you tried the new brands Of
wheating sold only by Olson. 127 West
Main.
Mr.. McColl is pleasing speaker. He
is forceful and eloquent.-Des Moines
Register. Hear him at east court room
Saturday afternoon.
Have you seen the artists proofs in
collodeo carbon at Browns studio. They
4 are the latest and most exquisite Gre
alton in photography.
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1 A fine line of carpet samples at Mar
ion Guards. He can save you money
and will give you red trading stamps.
1T is the only furniture store in the city
that gives red trading stamps.
Mr.. A. G. Edwards and Mr. II. w.
Hogue went to Cedar Rapids this morn
ing to witness, this afternoon. the pac-
ing race in which Miss Ingles. the
aogue & Edwards mare, is to compete.
Miss Ingles will close her racing season
lat Grundy Center next week.
The drill team of Beeson Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen of America, which entered
the competitive drill at the Mason City
carnival Wednesday,, brought home
some of the prize money. The purse
was divided equally between Mason City
and Marshalltown. the judges saying
| they were unable to decide between
| them. This gave each team SIS.
p. j. Sullivan. the young man who
was arrested few days ago upon a
charge of larceny in stealing a diamond
ring valued at $50 from the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crinklaw, was
given preliminary hearing before
Justice Burritt, and was bound over
to the grand jury under $500 bonds, in
default OF which he was sent to Jail.
| The Manson Democrat says: THE
Manson steam laundry. has been sold by
Harry Du Bots to A. Zirbel of Mon
tezuma, Iowa, who will take possession
of the plant on Oct IA. mr.. BuBois
will move back to Marshalltown. While
here he has made many friends who
will be sorry to see him leave. He is
a good business man and worked up a
good trade for his laundry.
Rev. and Mrs r. w. Russell, Mrs. E.
Lee and Mr.. L. Derby arrived home
this morning from Toledo. where they
have been in attendance at the annual
meeting Of the Waterloo presbytery.
Mr.. Derby was O delegate from the
church as one of its elders, and Mrs. Lee
from the Ladies' Missionary Society.
Mrs. Russell, who was president of the
lpresbyterial society last year, was re-
elected at the Toledo meeting.
DR.. and Mrs F. w. Parsons left this
morning for Peoria, from which point
they will take boat to st. Louis and
from there will go to Upper Alton, ILL.,,
for a brief visit with their daughter,
Miss Emma, who is a student at Shurt-
left College. From Upper Alton DR.. and
Mrs. Parsons will go to Grlggsville, ILL.,,
where on Wednesday they will be pres
ent at the marriage of Mrs. Parsons
niece, Miss Louise Shoemaker, to Mr..
Arthur Butterfield. Rev. Parsons will
perform the ceremony.
Messrs. j. S. Roberts, OF Ackley. p.
s.. Ellsworth. c. z. Shaw. r. NJ. VIII
liams and T. M. Price. Of Iowa Falls;
Charles Lawrence and Calvin Haas. Of
Union; II. L. Huff. j. d. Newcomer and
Tom C. Meader, of Eldora, were in the
city this forenoon, being on their way
to Boone. where this afternoon they
were present at the Eleventh judicial
district convention. Mr.. G. -. AL
brook, OF Eldora, and Daniel Eiler. of
Ackley, were in the city Wednesday
evening en- route to the convention.
Miss Grace Fulmer, one Of the young
ladies' from this city who has made q
reputation for herself as q kindergart-
ner, has had new honors thrust upon
| her and has accepted the position Of
fered her giving her complete charge Of
the Dewey school, a kindergarten train
ling school affiliated with and under the
supervision Of the Chicago University.
In addition to her new work, however.
she will retain her position with the
Chicago Kindergarten College two days
Of each week, looking after her duties
there ON Tuesdays and Thursdays. Miss
Fulmer's new position gives her sal
airy OF 81, 300.
Miss Edna Baughman was hostess
Wednesday evening to few friends in
honor of Miss Peryle Harris, who is
to leave Friday night for Philadelphia.
where she will enter the National School
of Oratory. for seasons study. The
evening was spent with music, dancing
and cards, prizes for the latter being