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


Fresh fish and oysters at Culleys $.
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Dr. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
For house painting go to Dinges
Everest.
Hubbard squash and Die pumpkins a
Culleys.
Wanted nurse girl. Enauir
1lc North Third street.
DIR. Mairs: six years in city; offic
over Fidelity Bank. Both phones.
Fresh beef veal. mutton, pork an'
dressed chickens in Culley's santar.
meat market.
An ideal storm door is made by tack
ing sheet of ''ruberoid" on the screel
door. A. A. Moore.
The w. c. T. Z. Will hold a rummag
sale beginning Tuesday, Oct. 18th, a
81 West Main street. Good bargains.
Professor P. l.. Ford. of Palmer Col
leee. delivered Friday before the stu
dents a very Interesting lecture on I'M
proving Ones Time
DR. Billiard cures by the science o
adj diseases that are known
as durable and many that are pro
nounced incurable by the older school:
Of medicine.
Our collection OF popular priced win
ter wraps is complete. Ali we say is
wait until you have carefully looked
thru our line before you purchase. Nj
f. Andrews.
Colonel ]. NJ Parker left this morn
ing for Abingdon, H., where he has
been called by the serious illness 81
his sister. Mrs. Nj. B. Harden. Colone
Parker Will be absent over Sunday
Miss Stella Mcmillan. of Oskaloosa
teacher of elocution in Palmer College
LeGrand, Will give an entertainment
this evening at the college,. The pro-
gram Will consist OF elocutionary selec-
lions and musical numbers.
The Albert Lea wreck between the
Rock Island and the Illinois Central
continues TO greatly delay passenger
service from the north as the Iowa
Central No. last night and No. this
were both several hours late
rs a result of the trouble.
Miss Blanche Robinson, OF sos West
Linn street entertained a company OF
.wenty friends Friday evening, in hon
Or of Miss Bessie and Mr.. Jessie White,
If Chadron Neb., who have been
ruests at the G. b. Robinson home for
/ few weeks. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with music and games,
he hostess serving light refreshments
1t the close.
had a horse cut on the foot on barb
wire 1t was cut very badly. ! hap
lened to get sample box of Berry's
Barb Reater by mail the same evening.
cured IL UP sound and well with the
ample. Do not wash it at all. There
5 no scar or canons. j. w. Bowling.
ipllton. Iowa Sold by Mcbride &
Viii Drug Company and B. A. Morgan.
The members OF the baptist Hiil BIZ
lie Glass and few others were pleas
n.ly entertained Friday evening by
IRIS. David Lennox at Ter home on
Vest Nevada street. In honor of Miss
sertt,udse r. Miller, who Is to leave soon
or Eidora. where she will spend the
winter The affair was a surprise to
iIss Miller. who was presented with a
spoon.
The bandana sociai held IN the base
atnt of the Christian church Friday
vening for the PURPOSE OF raising
oNney pledged by the Christian En-
aavor Society was great financial
nd social success. A large number
Vas present. A box supper was the
eature OF the evening. the boxes being
old to the highest bidder by Miss Ma
ale Gilchrist, who acted as auctioneer.
The social derived its name from the
ecorajtion Of the boxes.
Mr.. Burt Allen, Of Chicago for many
ears a resident of this city. arrived
'i.iday evening from Iowa City. where
h was called few days ago. In COM
amy with his Wife owing to the criti-
al Illness of the latter's father. Mr.
',rdy Larkin Mr.. Allen was, for
leven years. foreman of the black
NTH shops at the Rhoades-Carmean
.uggy Company factory. and is now
onnected with the Woods Motor We
icle Company. Chicago. 1t has been
We years since he has visited the
ity.
A runaway accident on West Church
treet Friday afternoon resulted in the
frecking Of fine carriage belonging
. ;cl, ri. ae
ames Hambleton. of Sykeston, N D..
lr Nichols son-in-law. had driven to
ne city for the day. and in company
18th his little daughters and Mr..
!ranch Jones was driving west on
'hurch when the horses became fright
ned A collision with telephone
ole practically demolished the vehicle.
lone Of the occupants was injured.
Messrs Warren and Thomas Mich
Is. of Minerva. who went to Omaha
.w days ago for the purpose OF in
estigating feeders that will be shipped
y their farms, We're In the city Friday
vening. en- route home. Warren Mich
Is purchased fifty steers and his
rother. Thomas, bought one load,
Henty-seven head. The steers will av-
rage about $50, and were bought at
IS. 1t is considered that they will
lake good feeders by early summer
J. e Hole, of Hartland, who accom-
anied the Messrs. Nichols to Omaha,
Id not purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Andrews
Friday evening at
our course $50 o'clock din
er at the home of Mrs. Hettv
Ieitshu. 5 North Fourth street, the
Employees of the Andrews store, in hon
r of Miss Cora Andrews, who is to be
married on Tuesday, October 49, to Mr..