Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-16
Do you smoke the Middle west7"
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician

iirst-class work.
Buy granlteware, enaneled and tin
ware At Culley's.
Queer People" odd tales to enllven 9
Lot day, at Aiebigs.
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist. over the
Fair store. Phone 62.
The latest novelties in white waist
ings. Bannatyne & Lay.
Be sure and attend the ball game to-
morrow afternoon at Finkle's park.
Large stock of embroideries. You
Archie Parker.
The T.-R. wants j load of bright tame
.,ay delivered in town. Telephone FOL
terms before you bring it in.
Mr.. S. H. Rolston left this morning
COR Omaha. where he goes to attend the
National Christian convention.
The Paragon restaurant boasts Of
putting up the finest oyster stew or fry
of any place in the city. No. 119 East
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. corner of Eighth
avenue and Woodbury. street, are par
ents Of daughter, born to them
Wednesday night.
A good saddle horse for sale. guaran-
teed perfectly safe for woman or chill
dren to ride. Eight years old. stylish
and sound. Address Horse care T.-R.
Do not let the cnlldren miss hearing
Blind boone at the NJ. h. church on Oct.
"a. Perhaps the only chance in their
ifetime. Special prices for children, Is
cents.
You will miss the opportunity Of your
life to see league base ball game at
home If you fail to attend the game to-
morrow afternoon at Finkle's park be-
tween the All-Star Americans and the
All-Star Nationals.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Evans announcing the
wedding of their sister, Miss Nettie
E. Markham, and Mr.. j. G. Capron, at
their home, No. s North Third avenpe,
Wednesday evening, October %.
The comic opera "The Storks" that
ran for five months in Chicago, comes
to the Odeon next Tuesday. The cast
seventy-five people, including
a big chorus Of pretty girls and the
original production will be seen here.
A meeting of the agents of the North
western. members of Association No.
:, was held Wednesday night at Ne
'ada. Agents present from this vicinity
were L. w. Eells, OF Quarry; O. w. st.
John, of Montour; and Agent Green, Of
chelsea.
Mrs. Watson Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Holmes and Miss Florence Phil
lips went to Minerva this morning to
attend the reception given this after
loon by Mr.. and MIS-. Warren Mich
els for their son, MI. Fled Nichols, and
wife, who were married Tuesday even
ing.
The Congregational church and So
eiety sill tender Rev. and Mis-. A. w.
oinden q reception at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Lay. No. 6 North Second
street, Friday evening from to 10.
Every member OF the church and con-
gregauon are cordially invited to at
tend.
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Friends in the city have received
Bessie Fuller, formeIl; OF this city, to
;Ir. John Meyer, OF st. Joseph. Mo. The
wedding was celebrated on Oct. 8 DIT
Salt Lake City. Utah. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer are now enjoying their honey
a.oon In California, and will be at home
4. their friends after Nov. 1, at ST. Joe.
rhe bride is niece of Mrs. A. NJ. Clark,
# this city.
To please the little folks we will give
away free 600 Munslng underwear doll
shirts. Let each little girl bring her
doll and come with hsr mother to our
department Saturday morn
Ing from S until II o'clock We expect
to see more little girls and more pretty
dolls than any one In this town ever
saw before. We have only 600 shirts
and may have to disarpoint those who
come late. NJ. r. Andrews.
Mr.. r. E. Clark of Cedar Rapids.
who was Wednesday appointed by
Roosevelt as a member OF the
to confer with the mine.
perators regarding the settlement of
The wage difficulty, is grand chief of the
order of Railway Conductors, which
office he has held for the past twelve
years. He was formerly a conductor on
he Denver & Rio Giande and is well
known 10 trainmen Oh all the roads
rlnning thru this city.
B. r. Smith. q resident of Comman-I
che, Clinton county, and a veteran of
Company A. Eighth Iowa infantry, was
to the city Wednesday evening
TO enter the Soldiers Home hospitak
Mr.. Smith sustained broken right leg
in fall from a sidewalk in Clinton on
July 4 last. and has never fully re-
overed from the effects. He is broken
7own physically and expects to receive
benefits from treatment here. A brother,
Fl. w. Smith, is already member of
The Home.
The best Of fresh meats at Culley's,
20 and IL South First avenue.
Work on the new Carnegie library is
nicely and 1t Is expected
hat the building will be entirely en-
elosed by the early part of the coming
n onth. One of the NEST handsome fea-
ures OF the building is the entrance and
he six stone pillars that form the corr
lers of the same. The capitals Of these
'alumns are of the Cor.rthian order and
re carved out of solid stone py hand.
L has required an entire weeks time to
.omplele one Of these beautiful pieces
# work.
Nice all wool waistings % cents
yard. Bannatyne & Lay.
A number of the teachers Of the CITY