Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-29


: For the sharpest butcher or Kitchen
knife call at Schmidt's hardware store
Love stories from real life by Mil
idred Champagne, illustrated, at Lie
bigs.
The L. O. L. NJ will meet Friday
afternoon al o'clock.at the *. O. I. NJ.
hall
An the seasons novelties in suiting
and skirtings, will be found al NJ. r.
Andrews.
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/ Don't forget the L. o. T. NJ. fair
Friday and Saturday nights. A good
time for everybody.
II you can use any kind of towel in
your office, store or shop call up Derby
Bros. Towel Supply. New phone. SO.
The polling place for Linn township
at the general election next Tuesday
will be at the Burr Oak school house
No. ?.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will be entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. George Albert aud Mrs. w. T.
Smith AT the home of Mrs Albert, 1ol
| South Fourth street
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Jerry Sullivan, the democratic
candidate for governor Who spoke here
/ Wednesday afternoon wtslt to Nevada
"Wednesday evening where he address
led a democratic gathering. He viii
speak in Des Moines this evening
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| Miss Theresa A. Probst. who has been
attending the preparatory school of the
| Chicago University. for the past sew
eral weeks arrived home this morning.
| She was accompanied by her cousin
Harry Hoffinger, who viii remain for
an indefinite stay.
Rev. William II. Frost. of oskaioosa.
who was in the city Wednesday to at
tend the James Gross wedding return
Miss Sadie Laros. who Was also one
of the out town guests, returned to
her hQme in Grinueli this morning.
Miss Anna Mae Allen arrived in the
city Wednesday evening from North
field, Mimi. and Will remain for few
days With relatives and friends before
leaving for her home IN Canton. III |
Miss Allen has been compelled to give
up her work in Carleton College for the |
present. on account of i'll health.
Mrs. ]. L. Lyman. of Grinnell. who |
was operated upon i'll an isldora hos |
pital four weeks ago for abdominal I
tunor and abcess. passed thru the city |
"Wednesday evening on her way home
Mrs. Lyman has almost completely re-
covered. but has not entirely regainei |
her usual strength. She is the sister
in-law of A. r. Lyman of this city
Agent r. Mitchell, of the Iowa Cen
trail at Fearing, passed thru the city
Wednesday evening on his way 70
osakloosa. TO see Superintendent Davis
on business. The former IS DESTROYS OF
leaving the employ of the company, but
MIR. Davis has been unable to supply
an agent TO take his place. Mr.. Nit
chell was formerly agent at Albion.
Have you thought of something use
full and pretty for a holiday present for
Your relatives or friends yet? Now
would be a good time to come in and
look thru our stock with view of Sc
Letting some article of furniture later
You would be surprised at the MANY
beautiful things you can buy for little
money at our store. Marion Gard. /
One of the best melo- dramas of the
season, AT Cripple Creek" is booked
Tor next Monday evening. 1t is a play
of life in the mountains of Colorado
BY Hal Reid, the author of Human
Hearts. The piece is ii strong one, the
sast exceptionally well balanced and the
antire scenic accessories carried COM
plete. Special prices have been ar
ranged, Is. 25, 50 and so cents.
Tuesday November will be our last
fall excursion to the fertile Milestone ,
strip, Assniboia, Canada. Do not fan .
seeing this fine country and bountiful ,
crops this fall. Next spring means
higher prices for land. Buy now and ,
take the advance yourself Write or
call and see us and we will make you
an interesting proposition. Remember :
The date. November 3. VIII II. Hill & !.
Co., 107 East Main.
Banda Rosa, the famous Red Band of t
tally, that opens the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A
curse two weeks from Monday, is the t
most elaborate and expensive musical
organization handled by any lyceum y
bureau In America this season. Every !
me who heard the Thomas orchestra y
viii want to hear this famous band q
lore than 400 advance sale tickets have ,
lready been placed Consult the new \
Prospectus about reserved seats and =
ont forget the dates
DIR. Billiard, the osteopath cures
pinal curvatures and other deforma-
les.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
owa Central, was in the city Wednes- II
ay investigating the circumstances H.
the death of w. A. Dear Il
ester, the Barber Asphalt Paving a.
ompany employe, who was killed by al
ne Of the company's switch engines II
tuesday, evening. The investigation a,
rought nothing new aside from what q,
as published In the news story in NJ
lese columns, excepting the fact that W
lie engine men claim they We're mol 81
inning faster than two or three miles Ii
n hour when the accident happened. Sc
DR.. Billiard, the osteopath cures OF
ervous diseases. % East Main
al
Claude Smith, of E.ldora. a former Ill
,sident of this city, who was here 70
fednesday to attend the political gath eli
ing, was stricken with an attack of be
cart failure shortly before II O'Clock j.
night, while on his way w
own town from the theater. Mr.. Smith ri
no with his wife and StOnned n few he