Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09

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| George j. Allen. opthalmologist
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/ Dr. w. M. Choate, dentist, over the
Fidelity bank.
Your eyes tested and glasses fitted
Opposite nostof1l.e.
Dr. Cora williams, specialist, dis.
eases of women, over the Fidelity bank
Chrysanthemums at Wrights greer
house, 113 North Third street. Phones
1S9.
When you want the best always
ask for the Banner self-rising pam
cake flour.
Latest devices for framing pictures
and a large assortment of frames. a..
II. Wilbur & Sons.
Mrs. Coyle offers her entire stock OF
millinery and furnishing goods at cost
| preparatory to leaving Marshalltown.
Don't say there is nothing new I'M
der the sun. Fishers Best flour Is just
out, and it is fine. Ask your grocer
| for it.
Ask about those high grade can
stringless beans; sweet, wrinkled or
sifted peas and eastern corn at Culley's,
10 and IL South First avenue.
The sensational melodrama cover
Niagara Falls" will be seen at the
Odeon tonight. Its scenery and me-
chanical effects are exceptionally good
| Mince pie time is here. Culley has
cleaned currants, the best at 10 cents
per pound. Seeded raisins at 10 cents
per pound; seedless Muscatels at 3
pounds for 25 cents. Figs at Is cents
per pound.
| Mr.. Leonard Carney. who is a student
at Grinnell College, returned to Grin
nell Tuesday evening after a brief Wis
| 1t with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
| Carney. Mr.. Carney came home to
cast his first vote and it was straight
| republican.
| Bedroom chairs, ladies' desk chairs
| and the finest line of rockers In all
| finishes and styles that we have ever
shown. 1t is not too early to pick out
| that nice piece of furniture that you
are going to give your wife for Christ
mas and d. c. Wilbur has it.
DR.. Rosa Liebig, who has been visi-
ing the ST. Louis exposition for the
past ten days. arrived home this NOR
ming. While in st. Louis DR.. Liebig
attended the convention of the Nat
ional Humane Association, which was
in session there during several days
last week.
Messrs ]. S. Haskell and John Da-
wilson, the latter the manager of the
G. r. Kirby farm, at Quarry, left
Tuesday evening for Omaha, where
they will purchase for Mr.. Kirby 200
head of feeders which will be shipped
to the farm. A good quality of stuff
is to be bought ranging anywhere
from 500 to 1000 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway of this
city, and the formers sister, Mrs. Kate
Brestly, Of Conrad, arrived home this
morning from months visit in Ohio
and Indiana. They visited at Hamilton,
the old home Of Mr.. Galloway and Mrs.
Brestly, also at Dayton and other
points. They also visited in Indian
apolis and Union City, Ind.
The Unity Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Archie. Parker. The
mythology study of the secondary gods
of Olympus including Eros, Nice,
Hebe, Ganymede, Themts, Nemesis,
Asculapeus, the Three Fates, the Grac-
es and the Muses., was taken up, with
Mrs. M. l.. Meickley as leader. So
cial hour followed, during which the
hostess served refreshments.
Mrs May F. Montgomery, regent of
the Marshalltown Chapter, d. A. r.,
Mrs. d. HI. Gross, regent of the Spin
ming Wheel Chapter, and Mrs. H. J.
Howe, delegate from the latter or
ganization, will leave for Council Bluffs
tonight, to attend the state confer
ence of the Iowa CHAPTERS, Daughters
Of the American Revolutions, which
will be in session there Thursday and
Friday. They will not return home
until Saturday morning.
1.-The Jewel of ASIA" that newest and
best of musical comedies that comes
to the Odeon next Friday evening. has
certainly been given q fine setting in
which TO shine resplendent. Vera
Michelena, the we'll known and popular
prima donna, sings and acts the title
role, while William Blaisdell and
number of others equally capable, as
sist in the creating of laughs and pleas
ure Gorgeous costumes, beautiful
scenery, crisp and sparkling dialogue
and music and delightful ensembles
complete the setting for the Jewell
which has already been pronounced by
experts to be 1S-karat fine. Seats on
sale tomorrow morning.
Walter Kipsey, a driver for the AM
erican Express Company, had an ex-
perience at the union station Tuesday
afternoon that might have resulted
to bystanders. The re-
volver worn by the driver became
caught in some manner while the
young man was unloading express I'M
der the station she'd and fell to the
brick platform, discharging itself. The
As caliber bullet struck the brick and
whizzed ny the head of Harry Nc
Combs, of McCombs Bros, who hap
pened to be standing near by. The
chips Of brick and dust, caused by the
bullet, were spattered about for a dis
lance of several feet, but fortunately
no accident resulted.
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