Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-27


This is the time of year you want
coffee. Culley has the best line for the
money, and you get fancy dishes with
your purchase.
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.
G. G.. w. train No. 2 leaving Mar
shalltown at 10: 55 p. m. will stop at
Green Mountain for the benefit of
those attending the political meeting,
October %.
A Malleable steel range, made in
South Bend, Indiana, or a New Home
sewing machine, Which shall it be :?
See G. F. Schmidt, Marshalltown's re-
liable stove dealer.
Do you want to buy piano? If SO,
see us before we move Tuesday. We
have several bargains left that we will
dispose Of at one half actual value.
Call and see. Eadie Music Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
bvterian church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. M. A. Smith
and Mrs. William Furbush at the home
Of Mrs. Smith. 101 South Fourth street.
Mr.. J. w. Dobbin, Of State Center,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Alice, and niece, Miss Eta Dobbin,
st. Louis, for a stay of ten days or
two weeks at the exposition.
A football team, organized among
the members of the Central Iowa Bus
mess College, expects to go to Boone
Saturday to meet the eleven of the
Boone high school, which was over
whelmingly defeated in this city last
Saturday by the high school team
The two new specimen cases for the
museum at the public library, the gift
Of Mrs. Conover, who furnished the
room, have arrived and have been set
in place. They will be filled with the
rest of the geological specimens of w.
q. Kane, for which there was not
enough room in the other cases.
One pair of 81 shoes given away ev-
cry Saturday night at the Pfster cigar
store and billiard parlor, to some one
Of our customers one pair a week,
year. and you can get them Of any shoe
dealer in Marshalltown that you
| choose. J. G. Capron, proprietor.
Mrs. j. NJ Coz, Of Pella, arrived in
the city Wednesday evening, to be
present at the sessions of the closing
days of the Iowa Baptist state con-
vention. Mrs. Cox is the mother of
the late Murray Cox, formerly of this
city, who was employed by the Iowa
Central at the time of his DEATH a few
years ago.
The engagement of Mr. Walker
Whiteside in David Garrick's Love"
at the Odeon Saturday evening, is
looked forward to with pleasureable
anticipation by the lovers of fine act
ing, in this city. Mr.. Whiteside is as
sisted in the presentation of David
Garriclxs Love" by a notable company
of players Seats 90 on sale tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, of Fresno,
Cal, spent Wednesday in the city as
the guests Of the latter's sister. Mrs
j. N. Rowen, and family, going in the
evening to Union, where they will re-
main for several weeks visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Reed owns farm one mile
north Of Union, and the businesses con-
nected with its management calls Mr..
Reed to Union.
Manager L. c. Norris, of the Let's,
Fletcher Company, went to Council
Bluffs Wednesday night, where he
spent the day in attendance at a
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Wholesale Grocers Association, called
proposition, which is an all-absorbing
topic of interest among grocery job
bers at the present time.
The attendance at the Catholic mis-
sion is very gratifying to Rev. Faith
ers Thomas w. Drumrn and Daniel j.
Lehman. members of the apostle
band Of missionaries Of the Dubuque
diocese, who are in charge Of the mis-
sion. The attendance at both morn
ing masses, held at 5 and o'clock,
has been very encouraging, and that
at the evening service at 1880, large.
Division Train Dispatcher McElrath,
of Cedar Rapids, examining officer for
the Rock Island, was in the city to-
day examining classes of Iowa Central
engineers and conductors on the Rock
Islands new book of rules and time
card. which govern the operating of
Iowa Central trains on that portion of
the Rock Islands tracks between
Manly Junction and Northwood, which
is leased by the Central.
The Pfster cigar store and billiard
parlor every Saturday night gives
away to some one of it's customers pair
of 81 shoes, you can get your shoes
of any shoe dealer in Marshalltown
that you choose. We also give away a
$50 suit Of clothes the first of every
month the same as we have been do
ing. Red coupons are good on the
$50 suit, white coupons are good on
the 81 shoes. With every 10 cent pur-
chase you get two coupons, one red
and one white.
A telegram received this morning by
L. L. Conner brought the news of the
death of Mrs. Corners uncle, Niles
Mcdonald. last night, at Nevada, Mo.
The body, accompanied by Mrs. Con-
ner and her daughter, Mrs. A. Malsed,
is expected to arrive in the city Fri
day morning. It will be later taken to
the former home of the deceased at
Hampton. where the funeral and inter-
ment will taken place. Mr.. Mcdonald
was one Of the very old settlers OF
franklin county, where he had resid-
ed for the past forty-fve years. He
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