Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-21
DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.

Buy, SELL borrow, loan, exchange ana
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
| Blueberries and pears for canning
at Culleys, 10 and IL South First av-
enue.
Mr.. Homer Thomas, of Green Noun
| tain. was In the city today on bust
ness.
| Master Mechanic Thomas j. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central, spent Sunday in
Oskaloosa.
Buy your skirt now--our line Is COM
plete in all sizes, styles and prices. M.
T. Andrews.
George ]. Allen is home from Kan
sas City, and ready to take care of his
optical patients.
Stop at Middleton g. Reeds, 81 West
| Main street, and take home a nice
juicy steak, lamb chop or pork tender
loin.
For Rent - Seven room house, newly
papered and painted, with water and
gas; $12 month. 404 West Linn
street.
We are showing a new lot of skirts
for girls, ~ to Is years. Better see
them. They are right in style, mater
ial and price. M. +. Andrews.
Wanted Married man to take
charge of 100 acre farm close to town;
for term of years on share rent Adj
dress "a b." care of Times-Republi-
can.
Mr.. Charles Turnkey left this city
Sunday night to make his home in El
ma He will be in the employ of his
brother, there. Mr.. Turnkey expect
to enter some college year from this
fall.
Big excursion to Cedar Rapids viz
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway,
leave Marshalltown at o'clock a. M,
returning leave Cedar Rapids $3.50 p,
m. Special train goes right through,
s15O for round trip, big picnic and lots
of fun.
If YOU have an old organ or piano
to exchange towards a new plano, ex-
change now We will allow you just
rs much for it as we would II We
were not offering pianos at SITS, 5000
1925 and up. The Martin Piano Co.
12S East Main street.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner, who
spent the early part of last week at
lending the district Epworth League
convention at Eldora, and who has
been holding quarterly conferences in
She northern part of the district, ar
rived him this morning.
When it comes to chiffoniers, ode
lressers, or bed room furniture of al
kinds, you will find our assortmen
good and the prices are lower than
ever before. Come IN and see what We
are offering during the big administra.
tor sale, as it will benefit you and US
The d. C. Wilbur store.
S..-------
If YOU are in need of piece of fur
niture, carpet, rug, or anything m
the lines that an up-to-date furniture
store should carry, it will pay you to
Investigate the big administrator sale
at the D. C.. Wilbur store. We are
really selling our lines of new and goo:
Goods at prices that can not be beaten.
and invite your inspection.
Word to the T.-R. from Lamar, Mo-
announces the marriage OF B. L. Col
Inns, Of Kansas City, and Mrs. Z. A.
Andrews. of Liberal, Mo. The we'd
ding took place at Kansas City. Mr.
and Mrs. Collins We're both former res
idents Of this county. Mr.. Collins is
travelling in the interests OF the Ger
man American hospital OF Kansas
City.
John Herbert, whose gang of grad
ers have been working at Grinnell for
The Iowa Central, was in the city over
Sunday, the grading outfit having
been moved to Cramers Ill, where thu
company is putting in new and extend
ing old switch and side tracks. Mr..
Herbert will have several weeks work
20 do at Cramers, London Mills, ant
Monmouth.
Mrs. B. B. Schollenberger and Mrs.
Frank Ogle received a telegram Sun
lay morning from Elmira, N. Y, an
bouncing the death of their father, NJ.
4. Cooper. Mr. Cooper was a former
resident Of Iowa, having lived at
Mason City several years. Both Mrs.
schollenberger and Mrs. Ogle find 1T
impossible to leave for Elmira in time
% reach that city for the funeral but
stay of a few weeks.
1t is thought by friends here that
press dispatch relating to the death OF
D. M. Colebaugh, telephone lineman,
at Clinton, refers to Ora Colebaugh,
sormer lineman in the employ of the
Marshall Telephone Company, in this
city. Colebaugh fell from a telephone
pole, on which he was working, and
lied as a result of his injuries. The
Mr.. Colebaugh who worked for the
Marshall people resided at 1o4 West
State street during his residence here.
He left the local concerns employ
,bout two years ago.
Mrs. w. d. Presnall of Albion, was
hostess Saturday afternoon from 3 to
5 at a linen shower. given in honor of
Miss Laura Van Horn, who is to be
married on Wednesday, August 80, to
Mr. Emmett ]. Gable, of Chicago. For
.y guests we're present, and the BRIDE
elect received many pretty things. The
color scheme was in red and white.
md two-course luncheon was served
at $50. Mr.. Gable, whom Miss Van
Horn is to wed, was formerly principal
Of the Albion schools. He is to be as
ISOLATED with the Iowa State Normal
School, Cedar Falls. as an instructor,
Turing the coming school year.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Cottle entertained
d company of twenty-five young peo-
pie Saturday evening, at delightful