Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-12

DIR. Lierle, oculist, aurist, catarrh.
DR. Bullard. osteopath. % East Main.
Dr. Clemmer, dentist. fremont block.
Kembles flowers. 52a North Third.
Watch the Martin Piano Company's
window for piano bargains.
Trainmaster j. E. Mccarthy, of the
Central was in the city today on bust
ness.
Try Culley for oysters, bulk and
cans. Direct shipment just received
from Baltimore.
Our canning pears are going out fast,
but we can supply your wants if or
dered soon. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Fresh fish for Friday-pike, pickerel
and White fish; also bulk or can oy-
sters direct from Baltimore, at Gull
leys.
Trade at the Mutual Benefit store,
where you can get 20 pounds of granu-
lated sugar for a dollar. These prices
good all week. j. l.. Inman.
If you want sausage that is made
from fresh pork, you will buy 1T at
Hampton's market. at No. 20 North
Center street, Rupert's old stand.
Mr.. A. l.. Cox, superintendent of the
Marshall Elevator Company. went to
Oskaloosa Wednesday for a short stay
on business there and at Hedrick.
Among the October attractions in
Marshalltown is the Davenport sofa
bed at A. f. Wilbur & Sons See it
and you won't be happy until you own
one
The Presbyterian ladies aid society
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
H. l.. Laird and Mrs. j. p. Meade, at
the Laird home, 523 North Third
street.
Are you going to set up that stove?
You will need floor oil cloth. We have
got it in all sizes and patterns. You
know the price is right. Temple of
Economy.
Earl Stoddart left this morning for
Lake jefferson to spend a few days
fishing. He will join the MARSHALL
tOWli pSOpiG WIZ "SAe W SAiS A"ANS
Wednesday,.
The w. T. D. Club did not hold its
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The members will be entertained next
Thursday at LaMoille by Mrs. Hans
Erickson, formerly of this city.
William G. Randall has commenced
action against Samuel Binford, Hull
dab P. Binford and Byron B. Beeson,
in a petition filed for the October term
of the district court, to establish the
title to land in Ltscomb township.
Lucius Hazen who has been in the
employ of George L. Andrews, as a
clerk for some time, has taken a po-
sition with the Sinclair Tea and Cof-
fee Company on the road. He will
have northern Iowa as mis- territory.
The ninth division of the Methodist
ladies' aid society, which served a
chicken supper at the church Wednes-
day evening to about 800 patrons, re-
allied neat sum of money. Mrs.
Charles Click is chairman of the de-
partment.
P. A. Hawley of this city has been
on mileage and per diem of the Iowa
knights of Pythias by Grand Chancel-
Tor James W. Hunter, of Newton. The
appointment for the years 1905 and
1906 were made public Wednesday.
| Our Virginia Sweet pan cake flour
| has arrived and is ready for distribu-
ltion We purchased ten cases, $50
packages, for start, and the sale of
this kind is so large that we shall re-
| order frequently during the season;
| Toe a package. Reynolds & Sheldon.
w. w. Doolittle, an executor Of the
estate of Marybe Mullin, has caused to
be filed for the October term of the
district court a petition in which he
names himself and G.. A. Billings, and
a half dozen others, as defendants,
and by which he seeks to secure judg-
ment on a note for $3.50 signed by the
defendants.
One of the chief charms Of Under
Southern Skies which comes to the
Odeon tomorrow evening, lies in the
quaint costuming of the characters
| The period in which the story is laid
| is in the early '7O's, and the dressing
4 OIL the ACTORS VIII ,De IOuIIu, ny UIlOSe
whose memories carry them back, to
be faithful and accurate in every re-
1 spect.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Conway AMI
son, Dr. A. c. Conway, arrived home
Wednesday evening from their autt
i trip thruout the west, after an absence
of five weeks. A distance of 5000 mile:
in all was Travelled, and the trip ex
/ tended as far west as the Colorado
line. They visited in Haigler and 9th
err Colorado points, but their principa
stay was at York, Neb., where the!
visited the family of DR.. A. B. Con.
away's brother. The long journey wa:
without mishap of any kind, not ever
a puncture of a tire.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Darling and
Miss Bertha Campbell We're in Des
Moines Wednesday evening, where
they were in attendance at the wedding
of Miss Helen Waldron and Mr.. Will
51;,,,, uod1oolx tha "a tier of Green.