Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-03
D. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.

Special bargains IN underwear d
Benedict & Brintnall
Table cutlery a complete line. Bul
luck's Hardware Store.
See the unusual bargains In the win
dows at Simmons Book Store.
Buster Brown and linen hemSt1tche
collars, all Sizes M. f. Andrews.
Trainmaster c. S. Hayden, of TIL
Iowa Central, spent Saturday i'll tn
city .
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. ID.
Good Grocery Co.
If you want thoroughly we'll mad
satisfactory underwear, it will pay Vol
to investigate our line. Nj. F. Andrews
The Shakespeare Club will NEE
with Mrs A. c. DAILY, 20S West Stat
street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3
O'clock.
Ladies! 1t will pay you to investi'
gate what beautiful fleece lined under
wear you can buy for 1Sc at Herr,
Pappes.
The Organized Charities Association
will meet with Mrs. Joseph Holmes
| 202 South First avenue, tomorrow ar
| ternoon at 3 o'clock
Rev. M. Londahl, pastor of the Nor.
wegian Lutheran church, was in Ro-
Hand Sunday, where he filled his regu-
lar appointment in the. church at that
place.
Something new, s75" in gold giver
each month. Ask for one of our gold
bonds" Yours for liberality, LaShelle
& Cook Cigar CO.
! Special convocation of Signet Chap
| ter this Monday evening, October for
work Visitors welcome. BE presen,
il possible. George R. Norris. secre-
| tary, l. f. Forbes Fl. p.
Ladies'! Henry Pappe owes you an
apology. 1t was impossible to take
care of all the ladies last Saturday In
our great underwear sale Therefore we
have decided to continue the sale a few
days longer.
Contractor j. C. Dunn, of Ely &
Dunn, arrived home Saturday evening
from Watertown. Milwaukee, Mar
settles and Chicago, where he has been
for week, looking after the interests
of the Ely & Dunn contracts in those
cities.
Wedding, birthday, or holiday pres
ents. The Temple of Economy is
chuck full of them. Elegant cut glass.
How oh To
fancy china dinner sets, chamber sets
and the largest line of lamps in CEN
trail Iowa.
Miss Bessie Farrell, Of Blairstown,
arrived in the city Saturday afternoon
to be present at the wedding of her
sister, Miss Genevieve Farrell to Mr..
Frank Moreland. Miss Farrell is en-
ployed as a typesetter in the office of
the Blairstown Press
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fenner, who
have been in Buffalo attending the an
nual convention of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen, arrived home
Sunday evening. On their way homc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner stopped to visit
for several days in Chicago.
IL you neeu picture loI your PdF>
Tor or any other room you can find
one that will just suit you in the large
assortment that D. G. Wilbur is shows
ing. We have a few of them in the
window and will gladly tell you the
prices of them and show the rest, il
you will come in and see us.
The pancake flour manufactured by
Hammond & Son, LeGrand, is one Of
the best brands on the market, as nov
but modern machinery is employed in
from Benedict & Co., this city, or from
Hammond & Son, LeGrand.
DR.. Roy Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Allen, who recently graduated
from the State University, left for Chi
cago Monday night, where he will en-
ter the Policlinic Hospital for about
a months postgraduate course and
hospital work. He has not decided
where he will locate for practice after
completing his work in Chicago.
The mothers child study department
of the Womens Club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
home of the department chairman,
Mrs. C. H. IL. Boardman, 405 East Main
street. The meeting has been made
one day later this week owing to tbs
Mcfarland Hynds luncheon, to which
many of the members have received
invitations.
Lester Belden, of Gearing, brother of
Day Operator E. L. Belden, of the UNI
ion station, is in the city to receive
treatment for an injured right eye,
caused by his having been struck by
piece of steel while doing some lathing.
There are some doubts as to whether
or not the eye can be saved, but every
effort is being made by the specialist
in charge Of his case to effect a cure.
Coach Clyde Williams and Give
Kirk. who were in Iowa City on Satur-
day and Sunday, arrived home this
Williams officiated at the
Cornell-S. U. I. football game Satur-
day, which the state university won.
1t later developed the university team
played the second team from Cornell.
the first eleven being compelled by the
faculty to remain at home for a game.
Mr. Williams was well satisfied with
the showing made by the team of his