Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-14


Tonight at the Christian church,
Tom Thumb wedding
Wanted--Good nurse girl. Enquire
Ito North Third street.
Bulbs The very best at Kemble's.
Phone us just what you wish.
DR.. MARS; six years in city; office
over Fidelity Bank. Both phones.
LaPlant & Company. house movers,
office over &c East Main street.
Phones. new $40; old, 1888.
We are still selling nice presents for
Christmas. Do not fail to cali early
and select one. d. C. Wilbur.
Ladies and misses sweaters made
of the best grade of yarn and fit like a
glove. Archie Parker, log East Main.
The famous Brookfeld farm sau
sage, excellent sauerkraut and fine dill
pickles at John Awdes meat market.
Dr. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases OF women and obstetrics. Office
ever No. West Main street, New
phone, 62.
Special prices have been arranged for
iideon's Ministries Friday evening Is,
25, So and 80 cents. Seats go on sale
tomorrow morning.
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Good fabrics. high grade workman
ship, latest designs and low prices have
given our cloaks an enviable reputa-
ton. Nj. F. Andrews.
How about that nice Morris chair
you promised to buy for husband or
best fellow for a Christmas present?
Don't forget about It. ID. c. Wilbur.
The funeral Of the late John Doty. the
member of the Soldiers Home who died
Monday evening. will be held at the
Home Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport for
merly of Marshalltown, but now OF Los
Angeles, Cal, expect to remove back to
this city some time within the next few
months.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs. w. p.
Flower and Mrs. H. w Squires, at the
Flower home, 465 North First Avenue,
Thursday afternoon.
0ut-of-town customers, remember we
pay the freight and give YOU a discount
on as small a bill as $50 that will pay
your railroad fare or feed your team.
Try us. d. C. Wilbur.
Captain C. c. Pignan, of the Central
fire station. went to Grinnell this morn
ing to attend the wedding OF his sister
Miss Louise Pigman. to Charles Larus
which viii be celebrated tonight
Next week comes two of the seasons
best attractions at the O'eon. the COM
lie opera, when Johnny Comes March
ing Home" on Tuesday. and blanche
Walsh in Resurrection" on Wednes-
day.
District Manager w. r. Mclaughlin.
of the Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany. spent Tuesday in the city on
business. From here he went to Ma
son City to look after company mat
tiers.
Michael Harmon. Jr, daughters May,
Bern!ee and Irene and son
left Tuesday evening for Rack
Island. H. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Harmon being employed as
an extra gang foreman FOR the c.. r. |.
& p. out of Rock Island.
Usage News: "will l. Lybarger. OF
Marshalltown. was In Usage last week !
over his fine Burr Oak farm
which he bought last year OF Lester
Coonradt. He expects to move his fam |
lily here in the spring. Mr.. Lybarger
has one of the finest farms in Mitchell
For the American livestock show nj
Kansas City the Chicago Great West |
ern will sell round trip tickets for one
fare plus 81, Oct. II to "a, inclusive. |
good to return not earlier than Oct. |
10. nor later than Oct. 26. BY depositing
tickets ana paying 30 cents tickets viii
be extended to Nov. 10. Children half
rates. j. a. ELLIS. agent
The 4-year-old SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mills, residing three miles east
e the city on Main street. who died |
Monday was buried today a the Dunk |
ard burying ground. in Marion town
ship. The funeral was held from the
iowa river church. The babes death |
vas due to an illness with lung fever. |
Another. child. who died with pneumo
liza. was buried about Two weeks ago,
md the mother is very low. lying at the I
,oint of death. Mrs. Minis has been i'll
or two weeks. and is suffering from /
hoid-pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Robinson, of Wal.ham, I
Mass, who is visiting relatives In this
sity has been employed by the library /
committee of the public library to as
sist in the work of the library. Miss |
Robinson is a graduate of Pratt lnsu- I
.ute, New York, one of the four recog- /
lized library schools of the country, |
and served three years in the public IL I
oray of Cincinnati. She was compelled |
20 resign last spring at Cincinnati, on |
account of her health. Miss Robinson
S a niece of the late Noses Waterman
IF the Times Republican.
Mrs A. H. Simon was hostess this
morning at a o'clock breakfast at her
home, 2l2 North Third street, to a I
of twelve of her lady friends.
rhe breakfast, which was In four
courses, was served by Mrs. III. Bird
;au and Mrs Lloyd Maxwell. Music
the guests during the So
.ial hour that followed and consisted
# vocal numbers by Mrs. George w.
dcGill: whistling solos by Mrs. w. A.
,andoe and a piano number by Mrs.
elizabeth Lawrence. The decorations
we're yellow dahlias. Mrs. Simon viii +
ntertain at a. similar affair Thursday
morning. and viii be assisted by Mrs
!. Higgan and Mrs. Maxwell.