Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-16
DR.. Lierle. oculist, aurist, catarrh.

DR.. Mairs.
DR.. Mairs returned from his vacation
October 10.
Laborers wanted at once . G. F..
Reimer & Co.
The best yet, Royal flour, at the D. s..
Good Grocery Co.
Watch the Martin Piano Company's
window for plano bargains.
Call at Dr. MARS office, opposite the
postoffice, if you are in need of treat
ment
Another lot of plaid silks for shirt
waists just received this morning. Ben
edict & Brintnal.
For choice roasting beef, veal, NUT
| ton, or pork, phone Middleton & Reed,
| 81 West Main street.
You want floor oil cloth. We have
it. All styles and widths. Elegant
patterns. Temple Of Economy.
We want ten tons Of horse radish
root for which we will pay the highest
market price. Marshall Vinegar Co.
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thony Sunday morning, where he con-
Quoted services in the Christian church
Ladies of Marshalltown and vicinity,
see that fine kitchen cabinet in the
window at Cards furniture store. Go
inside, he has something to tell YOU
Mr.. ]. n. Wright, of 113 North Third
street, who is critically ill, is just
about the same today as on Saturday
and Sunday. He is very low, and grad
ually growing weaker.
The window display at Marion Cards
furniture store is something that should
be seen by every lady in Marshall
county. He has fine line of furniture
that should be inspected.
Mr. Archie Steelsmith, formerly of
this city, but now of Des Moines, spent
the day in the city. Mr.. Steelsmith is
travelling for the Iowa Drug Company,
representing the sundry department.
Miller Bros. Stock Company will open
a three nights engagement at the
Odeon Thursday evening. 1.-THE Belle
of Virginia" will be the opening play.
Ladies free tickets Thursday night.
Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Humane Officer Liebig sent today to
1 the industrial school at Mitchellville
and the Soldiers Orphans home at
which were donated to her for the pur-
pose by Mrs. Theodore Johnston and
Mrs. George Wanberg.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Bass. of Steam
boat Rock, arrived In the city Satur-
day evening and were over-Sunday
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. C. Dilley Mrs. Bass and
daughter, Ora, will remain for a visit
of ten days at the Dilley home. Mr..
4 Bass returned home this morning.
4 Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Stuntz of Pala-
4 tine Bridge, N. Y, are the parents of a
/ son, born on September 26. The news
reached the city today in letter from
Mr.. Stuntz to friend. Mr.. Stuntz
a wrote that he would leave Palatine
Bridge for Washington today, and the
4 family would move about November l.
The Baptist Sunday school class of
Miss Maude Salisbury met at the home
of the latter, 405 North First street.
Saturday afternoon, and enjoyed a
picnic supper. They had intended
going to the woods, but the cold, damp
weather prevented. Those of the class
present were Margaret WATSON, Helen
Sheridan, Clara Deuel. and Ilda Burke,
also Louise Gross, altho the latter is
not member of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Conner, of Hamp-
ton, who formerly lived here, and who
have been in the city for the past few
A days. will go to Hampton Tuesday,
Their stay here has been to pack up
and ship the household goods of their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Malsted, who have decided to live in
Hampton. Mr.. Nehring, an Iowa Cen
trail conductor, has rented the Conner
home at so81s South Second avenue.
Mesdames Ed Routh, A. q. Brenneck
and C. o. Lawrence, left for Cedar
Rapids to attend the state assembly OF
Daughters of Rebekahs, which opens
with a banquet this evening and con-
tinues thru the rest of the week. Mrs.
Routh attends as a delegate from the
fifty-ninth district, which comprises all
of Marshall county. Others from the
two local lodges and from other lodges
of the county, will go to Cedar Rapids
this evening and Tuesday.
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The Fellowship teas" given after the
Sunday afternoon meetings at the Y.
M. C. A. have been discontinued by the
refreshment committee of men, who
will instead center their efforts in the
serving of regular supper on each
Tuesday evening, when the Searchlight
Club does not meet. The supper is in
tended as convenience for the mem
bers of the business mems gymnasium
Eclass and the Bible classes, which meet
early in the evening. BY this arrange
ment and by reason of the Searchlight
Club meetings, which come on Tues
day evening, supper will be served each
Tuesday evening at the association.
F. f. Gates, of Indianapolis, general
manager of the Marshalltown Buggy
Company, accompanied by Mrs. Gates
and little son, arrived In the city Sun
day evening, to make this city their
home The family's household goods
will arrive in about a week. Mr.. Gates
has been in the east buying supplies
for the factory, which have begun to
arrive, and recently attended a con-
vention of vehicle makers held at
Philadelphia. w. H. H. Bowen, of this
city one of the oldest of the old
Rhoades Carmean Buggy Company s
employees, has been retained by the new
concern, and will be placed in charge