Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-05
Chamberlain, optometrist.

III you like good DreaA guy 1olu
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
| sewing machine warranted FOR y
years at $12. Bullock's Hardware
Store.
The Val Blatz export beer is the best
for table use. For sale by Charles
| Dieterich.
The ladies' bazaar will have their
opening on Friday and Saturday az
the new place.
Air tight wood stoves; just the thing
for cool evenings, from $1.9O TO $40.
Bullock's Hardware Store.
Test seance tonight at church. Ben
eft of cause. Max is finer than ever.
| Everybody come. % cents
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with MIS- Ed
Routh. over 1161a East Main street.
We can give you an uncolored Ja-
pan tea that sells everywhere for 60
cents for so cents a pound. Huls &
Son, Finllle block.
Blankets! Blankets Cotton and
wooden, and an exceptionally good as
sortment of fancy blankets for bath
robes M. +. Andrews.
Benefit dance for Walter l. Brown,
to be given this evening at A. O. U. w.
hall. All members of fraternal orders
are asked to attend. Harp orchestra.
The rugs are still going at prices
| that are money makers for the buy
err at D. c. Wilbur's. Our line of floor
coverings is complete and the prices
are right.
| We have some Of the best bargains
| in underwear we have ever carried.
| Come in and get our prices. We do
not care to quote prices in print. Bene-
! dict & Brintnall.
Send one dollar to Colfax Mineral
Water CO., Colfax, Iowa, and try i've
gallon Jug celebrated Colfax mineral
water 1t cures constipation, stomach
and kidney troubles.
| Seventy-five dollars In gold given
away OH the fifteenth OF each month.
"A gold bond given with every 10
cent purchase made at our stores. La
shelle & Cook Cigar Co.
| Mr.. J. r. Gentry, of Oskaloosa, was
in the city Tuesday looking after bus
mess matters. leaving in the evening
for Boone and Des Mones, where he
will remain for a few days.
| The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's, was
entertained at it's regular monthly
meeting this afternoon by Mrs. d. w.
Marston at her home, 401 East Main
street. Supper will be served at $3.50
O'Clock.
| Mary E. Talbot has filed an action
in the district court for the October
term, in which she names Jennie Tall
bot Fortner, ct al, as defendants. The
action is one in partition, land near
Laurel being involved
If you have been taking your clocks
and watches to a jeweler to have them
repaired, and have not been satisfied
with the work, we invite you to bring
them to us. We have expert workmen
and will put them in first class con-
| dition. George j. Allen, IA East Main.
The rehearsal for "The First Lieu
tenant" last week developed the fac,
that the six leading ladies" Of the
opera. are splendidly cast, and that
this sextette will be highly successful.
They are Mrs Charles Whitehead ana
Misses ostdiek, Harris, Woodbury.
Mcmillan and Birdsall
The 4-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Schaper, living three
miles west of ST. Anthony, on the old
Schaper homestead, who has been very
ill with bowel trouble, Is improving
nicely, and will have completely re-
covered in few days, providing no
unforeseen complications arise.
Edith Haddock, who makes her home
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Dunn, 1O8 West Church street,
was years old Tuesday. and in honor
of her anniversary a number of her
little schoolmates went to the Dunn
home for a few hours play Mrs.
Dunn served light refreshments.
Everything good to eat at Sundells
Cafe. We have fresh oysters and
serve them in any style, and we make
a speciality Of short orders A man
may come into our cafe hungry but he
| need not go out in that condition, even
| if he is deaf and dumb, as we un~
derstand signs all right. SundelPs
Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lennox will
leave tonight for a visit to the ST.
Louis exposition and other southern
| points, just what places has not been
decided upon. Mr.. and Mrs. Lennox
were married IA years ago in June
and this trip they laughingly call their
wedding tour, 1t being the first one OF
any length taken since their marriage.
They will be absent from home about
two weeks.
Mrs. j. j. Louis wife of ex-Principal
Louis of the high school,, arrived in
the city this morning from Iowa City,
and will remain here thruout the day
with friends. Mrs. Louis said she re-
received yesterday a telegram from Mr..
Louis relatives, with whom he is now
staying at Harlan, which said that he
appeared to be somewhat better, that
he seemed to rest more, talked less
and slept better. She still remains
hopeful for the best.
For several years a family of fox
SQUIRRELS has made q home in the elm
trees surrounding the residence or
George Humlong, on North Fourth
street. The cunning little animals have
become a source of constant delight to
the people Of the neighborhood, both
old and young. Indignation has been
aroused, owing to one Of the pets f1av-
ing been shot by some misguided