Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-07
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain, optician.

Chamberlain, optician.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
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We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. Flitton.
DR.. MARS; office over Fidelity Bank
Both phones. Consultation free.
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D. 60,
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A. A. Moore's storm window sales
for this fall are ample proofs OF the
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This evening the little sunbeam, Ma
RE Heath, In an elaborate production OF
For Mothers Sake, is the offering a.
the Odeon.
Every day of the week you Will find
the newest and nobblest creations OF
ladies' ard childrens cloaks at Nj =.
Andrews
I,o,.tv-,a,an difyarant colors of In
dian beads. Mail orders promptly
filled. Miller, the jeweier. los East
81 Na,garat.s Mission win hold lis
annual meeting Thursday evening at
Miss Ra,lphman's studio. The election
Of officers VIII be heid.
Last, lunch d,oth with drawn
tbread WORK. hetween Center and STATE
streets ,,ind.r n,e.se retrrn ia Mrs
"a Mo,ra and receive reward.
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cu,,,a,, ,.h.,ra ,ra, attaraaa !, fan,i,
ra,,,,i,,, 80 tho Mct,l{,ra family All
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a.. ~. NO
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Leave orders for piano tuning with
the Eadle Music Co. have located
W. ps' a.'a ..issaa,nr,, wi,
80 s,;,.. ..a., - .,,,as-a - - E,1oto
soi'.i. 800 - 49,. 80 -
Josie TX. Folsom, the spirit postmis-
tress," will give public test saance at
the universalist church. corner Second
avenue and Church street. this evening
at $50 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
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These lands will rent for from IS To 81
e
acre Won had better look this up
Will H. Hill & Co, 1o7 East Main
street.
- So. .,u 80.
ns !Aai 'tois fAia
VIII w. No'a Slit 80 -,
south " .he 'i,s' 4,n -
- 80, !, hoa, laa,,;ng
from the court house at $50.
80 60 os m
... ri,uas a =, 800 $3.50 ~ s,ern ram
WI nase ~ oui 500 ~, 80, I'LL,
hamsas j., ~ aas, and ha viii, show
~ ~. ,a+as, s,v,as an tho n,arket
na,,,t ,,.,ss No aata octobar and 10
ny. ~.
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The body OF Edna Hoy, tne daughter
of Mr.. John w. Hoy. VINO diea IN res
s,,.. T,,>sda, MA Inc funaral Was held
49,, ,,,a ha,,a NJ tba chi,d,s grand
go "a a1rs E,,an,al Hammer
30 49, ,rhira ara,ua th,s morning
~ a,,,aa, INC intarmant was in
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Chaplain Jesse Cole went to Sioux
City Tuesday to attend the annual
session of the Northwest Iowa con-
ference OF the Methodist church, of
wh'eh We - . 'ns'i.u -, IN, oar,;n,,e
openeu ms ~. ,,,.,, g,a,.,,e,.
uns'i ~ r,,,,e,. I,,,, aon.
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The Offering at the Odeon this even
ing is the clever little actress, Marie
Heath. in her latest successful rural
drama, For Mothers Sake" This
charming story of New England life at
fords the dainty little Coincidence many
opportunities to display her ability.
Every detail in the scenic effects has
received the careful attention OF the
management The play is everywhere
giving the best of satisfaction.
Sheriff r. j. Shoemaker arrived home
Tuesday evening from FIT. Madison,
where he delivered to Warden N. N.
Jones his two prisoners, F. A. Marson
and Charles Gordon, who were sem
ltenced last Saturday by Judge Caswell
ia tiye and two wears, respectively, at