Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-14
DR.. Bul,ard, osteopath, % East Main.

Ruperts. Saturday.
| Don't miss our fancy hosiery sale
tomorrow. Archie Parker.
Some marvelously low prices In
folding beds A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
Remember our 20 cent package
sale October 18th. Simmons Book
Store.
The Under Southern Skies" Com
pany arrived this morning from OF
tumwa.
The Val Blatz export beer is the best
for table use. For sale by Charles
| Dieterich.
See Jarvis & kellogg before buying
underwear and furnishing goods. We
can save you money.
| Riches crystalized Canton ginger is
our latest addition to the candy case.
Try one and you will want more. Rey-
holds & Sheldon.
If you are having trouble with your
lamps use Roseine oil. 1t does not
smoke or smell. Sold by all first class
grocers, not by peddlers.
| V. r. Tempeman, the painter who
was injured by fall while working on
the Y. M. G. A building last Saturday
| is able to be out of bed.
| DR.. Watson Roberts, who was injured
| Saturday by falling in the court house,
continues to improve slowly but stead
| ily. He is. however, still confined to
| his bed.
L
If it is carpet you want you can
find it at d. c. Wilbur's and he is sell
! ing them at the lowest price. Over a
dozen now patterns Of ingrains arriv-
ed this morning and they are dandies.
Virginia Sweet pancake flour is
something new. Sells for 10 cents per
package. Makes griddle cakes muf-
| Ans and gems breakfast cake and 9th
err nice things. Sold today at Reynolds
& Sheldon's.
Thru an oversight In reporting the
| cast of characters in the First Lieu
tenant to the T.-R., the name of A. G.
Edwards was omitted. Mr.. Edwards
essayed the role of Billy Breeze" the
| reporter, and acquitted himself most
creditably.
II. w. Armstrong has filed a petit
! ton in the district court for the Oc-
tober term, in which he names Martha
! e. Norman, Frank Norman and ]. M.
Plumb as defendants. The action is
for foreclosure of mortgage, securing
a note for $3.50.
S. o. WEIGH has filed an action in
| the district court for the October term,
l no IF a
mortgage given by Orris Spence to M
F. Rash, each Of whom Is named as
| defendant The note on which the
mortgage was given was for $4oO
| Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Way, of Elnod-
ena, CAL, are in the city visiting the
| formers uncle, Mr.. G. o. Frazer, and
nephew, Mr.. A. l.. Frazer and daugh-
ter. They will also visit with Mrs 7.
w. Coram, at Union. They arrived in
the city Thursday evening, and will go
to Union in few days.
| Big, red Strawberries, sweet as were
grown earlier in the season, have been
| brought to the city by L. G. Squires,
! a farmer living in the northeastern
part of the county. Mr.. Squires Guilt
Yates an early variety OF the berries
but this season a second crop, yielding
a fine quality of fruit, as the first, was
harvested.
| The price Of meat advanced so
| rapidly during the strike in Chicago,
| that many were unable to buy 1t, be-
cause the prices asked was more than
they could afford. But Leutnnegger &
| Co., South Third avenue, propose to
| hot
of all and on Saturday will sell ham:
at "a cents each, and give each pur-
chaser present Remember the date,
next Saturday.
Mrs. Earl B. Wilson, who has been
in the city two months, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. r.. Millhiser,
left for Manson Thursday evening,
where she will remain for q few days,
making arrangements for the remov-
al Of her household goods to Webster
City. Mr.. Wilson, who recently ac-
cepted a position with the Waterloo
Paper Company, has northwestern
Iowa territory, and Webster City, as
headquarters. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
will move to Webster City next week.
DR.. j. f. Loba, of evanston, ILL.,, will
preach in the Congregational church
morning and evening, next Sunday. DR..
Loba is pastor Of a large church In
Evanston and was one Of a deputatlof
sent out by the American Board OF
Foreign Missions to India. His subject
for the evening will be WORD Pictures
of India and Ceylon." DR.. Steiner ex-
changes pulpits with DR.. Loba for this
Sunday. Music will be furnished by
quartet composed of Mrs. Meeker, Mrs.
Morgan, Mr.. Patterson and Mr.. Smith.
While mounted on bicycle, riding
on South Second avenue, near the A. u.
Shorthill company's plant, Thursday
A. M. Worries, baggagemaster at the
union station, came near being serl-
ously hurt by colliding with an Iron
beam. Workamen were unloading the
long piece Of iron, and just before Mr..
Worries got to where they were work.
ing they swung the beam across the
street, and before he could stop ran
into it. He was struck across the chest,
and thrown from his wheel, bru1slng
his arm slightly.
Miss Eta Early, of Liscomb, spent
Thursday in the city with friends,
leaving in the evening for st. Louis,
where she will attend the national
convention of the Christian church,
which began this morning, and con-
tinues for a week. Next Monday Miss
EARLY will be joined at st. Louis by
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Bueghly, of Lis
con,h and their children ROXie and