Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
DR. IN. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.

DIR. IN. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
Take your pictures to Skegg, he will
frame them right.
Original Allegrettis chocolate creams.
Mcdonald & Manhood.
For Rent---F'ive- room house at Sc a
month. Delano Smith, court house.
keirfer pears at $1.bO per bushel.
Monday only. Reynolds q Sheldon.
Remember the German Maize Bund
Social and dance at odd Fellows halt
tonight.
Every sack of Welington's Best flour
guaranteed or money refunded. u. l..
Ronedicl * Co.
Special sale and special prices on
our entire stock Of pianos and organs
until Nov. 1. Big stock to select from.
Eadie Music Co.
If you are having trouble with your
lamps use Roselne OIL 1t does not
smoke or smell. Sold by all first class
grocers, not by peddlers.
DR. Clint Il. Harris, of Grinnell, was
In the city Friday evening" being on
his way to Ames, where this afternoon
he acted as one of the officials at the
Ames- Normal foot ball game.
1t Is surprising how many iron beds
are sold when the styles are new and
the prices right. ID. G. Wilbur is SELL
ing more than he has ever sold before
and has a larger stock. Come In and
see us.
Mr.. Lloyd McCutcheon, editor of the
Mt Vernon Record Mr.. Royal Smalley,
and Mr.. Herbert Bellamy, also of Mt.
Vernon, were In the city this morning.
being on their way to Grinnell. where
they were spectators at the Grinnell-
Cornell game this afternoon.
II you have been taking your clocks
and watches to a jeweer to have them
repaired, and have not been satisfied
with the work. we invite you to bring
them to us. We have expert workmen
aud will put them in first class condi-
ton George j. Allen. Ia East Main.
Ross Salisbury arrived home this
morning from Chicago, where he went
n couple of weeks ago with the inten-
ton of entering the University or
Chicago. Mr. Salisbury found that he
lacked the necessary number of cred
Its for entrance, and has returned
home.
Rugs. carpets and linoeums are the
talk Of all of the housewives now and
we can beat any of them when 1t comes
to talking about them or selling them
at low prices and giving first class
article. ID. c. Wilbur's is the place
where you get your moneys worth and
a cash discount.
A number of her school girl friends
surprised Lois Cronk, who has been
making her home with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs w. %. Leech, All
North Fourth street, for the past year,
Friday afternoon after school. The
party lasted from 4:30 to $50 o'clock,
supper being served at the latter hour
by Mrs. Leech, assisted by Helen Cui-
lev. 1t was farewell gathering, as
Miss Cronk goes to Des Moines Sum
day, to join her mother, Mrs. Ella
Cronk.
The Jolly Girls Club, which meets
the first Friday of every month, was
Lucy Coburn 211 South Second street.
A very enjoyable time was had In play
ing finch and other games, after which
refreshments were served by the hos
tess, assisted by Miss Grace Crell1n.
Those present were Misses Ida fos-
nacht Marguerite Lewis, Allie Mans
field, Della Francisco Fay Boardman,
HELEN Wells. Cynthia McCrary, ana
Marie Mcclure. All of the members are
Sunday school scholars of Miss Co
burn at the Methodist church.
On Monday. October 9th. until all
are sold, the Hawkeye will sell ferns,
palms and carnation plants at prices
never before sold in Marshalltown.
Plumasis (asparagus). Ferns worth
% cents for 10 cents. Bostin and PIER
is ferns worth SO cents for Is cents;
large Boston ferns worth $1.25 for 80
cents; Kentia palms worth 70 cents 1or
25 cents; Latania palms worth Is,
$3.50 and $3.50, our price will be 20, 90
and rs cents. Come early and secure
choice
Mr.. J. L. Ingledue Jr, of Wenatchee.
Wash, arrived in the city Thursday
and will remain here and at nelghbof-
ing towns for several days looking af-
ter business matters. Mr.. 1ngledue eN-
poets to leave for Wenatchee again
sometime between the 18th and 18TH,
and will be accompanied by his father
Mr. William D. Ingledue, of Minerva,
who will remain during portion OF
the winter at his sons home. The ell
der Mr. Ingledue expects to go to Los
Angeles, Cal. from Wenatchee, for
part Of the winter.
The Shannon & Mott Co., Millers of
Des Moines Iowa have as usual, been
awarded all the premiums offered on
their line at the Iowa State Fair. They
received seven different awards this
year-on their Falcon Flour, Falcon
Self-Rising Pancake Flour, Falcor:
breakfast Food, Snow Drift Pastry
Flour, Bottled Meal. Jersey Cream Gra>
ham Flour and Display Flour and
Meal. The Shannon & Mott Co have
secured every first premium offered az
the fairs for the last nine years, 1895
To 1904 inclusive, no fair being held IN
1899 This is very conclusive evidence
of the superiority of this concerns
products.
Deputy Sheriff Nicholson went to
Melbourne this morning. and at point
seven miles southeast placed under ar
rest CHRISTOPHER Columbus Hardin.who
will be II years of age tomorrow, who
ia charged with incorrigibility in an
application filed by his father. G. G.
tIard;p who as ks that his son be sent