Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-06
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George j. Allen. opthaimologist.
"First Lieutenant" Wednesday Oct. II
Or. Burlkhart, osteopath 302 West
Main.
Ounces ana sweet apples also can
ming pears at Culley's.
Don't forget the special sale of the
Ladies' Bazaar, 10 East Main tomor-
row.
Fresh oysters In bulk: fresh bull
heads. perch and picterel, at Culley's
market.
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American, always the same. y. S.
Good Grocery Co.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will hold rummage sale at liz West
Main street, October Ia and 10.
Ladies', call at Henry Pappe's next
Saturday and buy your winter under
wear at one-half actual value.
In our twenty-five cent sale, one
package will contain n ticket emitting
the holder to an elegant SIS lamp. Sim
mons Book Store.
Mrs. Mary A. Bailey undell, OF
Marietta. spent Wednesday in the
city, coming to attend the funeral OF
the late Mrs. II. J. Simlsins.
C. Il. Schoenhut left for Peoria We'd
nesday night, summoned by word
which announced the death of his IA
Their. He Will be absent for several
days.
An adjourned meeting of the Mar
shall County Humane Society will be
held Friday evening at 1850 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mich
OILS, 11A1a North Center street.
When huslSing time comes Henry
Pappe's husking mitts are in demand
All sizes. mems women's, and boys
the best in the world, only S cents
You can buy as many as you want.
Don't forget the twenty-five cent
package sale at Simmons Book Store
Every package worth twenty-five cents
and worth much more than tina,
amount. Saturday afternoon and night
October Sth.
The Ladies' Missionary Society and
the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, both OF the Christian church
will be entertained Friday afternoon a,
O.: 30 at the home of Mrs. r. Aubrey
Smith, S12 West Church street.
All efforts to save the arm of Fred
Mccullough, the Central brakeman
who was injured while coupling cars AT
ST. Anthony, Tuesday night, were CIV
en- up today, and the injured member
was amputated this afternoon at st.
Thomas hospital.
DR.. r. O. Douglas, Of Grinnell, sec
rotary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, who has
beer to Reinbecll to attend the annual
convention of the Central Association
of Congregational Churches and Min
listers. WAS in the city Wednesday ar
ternoon on his way home
The sensational comedy drama
Hearts Rule. will be presented by
tina Flora De Noss Company at the
Odeon tonight. This is one of theil
best plays and has never been seer
here before. Prices. TO- 90 and sc
cents. A special matinee will be giver
Saturday at $50 O'Clock. Prices 10 and
20 cents.
Harry Ferguson, formerly of this
city, but later Of Eldora, who is now
living in Hammond, Ind, who was In
the city Wednesday night to attend the
Pulsipher- Wildman wedding. went to
Eldora this morning, where he spent
the day with friends. He will return
home Friday
Two refrigerator cars OF Great
Western freight, which passed thru
the city during Wednesday night, We're
derailed near the Second avenue cross
ing. one Of them turning over on its
side and blocking the side track The
cars were uncoupled and left, the
train proceeding on it's way. This
morning workmen were at the scene
righting the car.
has been working alternately in the
Clifford gravel pit and at various points
on the line during the summer, will
be taken out Of service and put up for
the winter, either Friday or Saturday.
During the past week the shovel has
been at the company's pit at Clifford
getting out gravel for the new work
in the Grinnell yards and also near
Coalfield. During that time the gravel
service has been renewed, two trains
having been put on.
j. T. LaPlant, formerly of Clemens,
but now of Linden, Dallas county. was
in the city Wednesday afternoon, be-
ing on his way home from months
stay at Warren, Mimi, near which
place he owns a large farm. Mr.. La
Plant traded for the Marshall county,
Minnesota farm, Of a half section the
latter part Of August, turning in mis-
Dickinson county farm, six miles
northwest of Milford, for the northern
land. His trip to Warren has been
to look after the crops. which he found
to be in very good condition. Wheat
on his farm will run from ten to fif-
from twenty to forty.
The home and edcuation depart
ment OF the Women's Club, held it's
first regular meeting of the year We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of its
president, Mrs L. r. Willard. Type
written calendars for the department
We're given out by the chairman, Mrs.