Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01

Good Grocery Co.
Special prices on hot blast stoves.
Furbush Hardware Company.
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Tallman sweets, Gillflower and Pc
waka apples for eating, at Culley's.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
An elegant line of Universal base
burners. Furbush Hardware Com
pany
The opera season is here. Enjoy the
play by getting pair Of opera glasses
at Aliens.
Dressed chickens, great large, fat
ones may be had at any time at She'd
Brothers market
Mr. w. P. Bronson, ahead Of "An
Aristocratic Tramp" spent Tuesday in
the city on business.
st. Margaret's Mission will meet to-
morrow night with Mrs. Porter Lam
dis. 412 North Second avenue.
Remember the Excelsior Aid fair
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. at Odd Fellows hall.
| LIE 1SuAleIl Siiu SOClely VIII meet
with Mrs Emery Hurd, 2O2 North
Fourth avenue. tomorrow afternoon.
Fresh oysters in bulk at Culley's
market. The freshest of oyster crack
ers and celery in the grocery depart
ment.
Tonight at the odeon the big or
chestra from Cincinnati opens the r.
r. Y. NJ. G. A. course. Prices so, Is,
81 and $3.50.
| L. w. Fox. of Albion. was in the city
Tuesday, accompanying a car load Of
light hogs, which were sold at the
Britain & Co. yards. Nlnety-six
head averaged 100 pounds.
1 George B. Green, Of Waterloo, arriv-
ed in the city Tuesday night to attend
the Rodgers Boardman wedding this
evening. Mr.. w. G. Rodgers, of AL
A bert Lea, is expected to arrive this
evening.
/ The Hawthorne Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, AMI
continued the study Of the Bible, which
i is being pursued this season. Mrs. A.
i A. Moore had charge of the after.
Moons lesson, which was on Joseph.
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Deputy Sheriff J. M. Chapman, of
Clinton county. was in the city Tues
day afternoon, being on his way home
from Eldora, where he accompanied
Carl Schroeder, aged IS years. of Clin-
ton, to the industrial school. The lad
was sent to the school on account OF
incorrigibility.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Sewers 4O31s
I West Linn street, will go to Oskaloosa
I Wednesday, where they will make
| their home during the winter at least.
1 Mr.. Sewers is a lineman for the Iowa
Central, but altho moving to Oskaloosa
he will still make this city his head
quarters.
Mrs. Emma Robinson of Cedar Falls.
district deputy Of the Royal Neighbors
of Iowa. was in the city over night
Tuesday, being on her way to FIRE.
mont where she will remain for brief
stay looking after business matters.
Mrs. Robinson was the guest of DR..
Rosa Liebig during her stay in the
city.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Of Tues
| day evening announces the birth of a
! daughter to- Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. La
/ Plant, 1927 Fifth avenue, Cedar Rap
ids, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. La
Plant formerly resided in this city.
I Mrs. LaPlant was formerly Miss Nc
Cormack, OF Clemens.
Engineer Nose" Arquette, of the.
Central left Tuesday night for Chica-
go, summoned by telegram announc
ing that his daughter, Mrs. Georgia
Hostetter, was dying. Mrs. Hostetter
has been ill for some time in the Cook
county hospital and for several weeks
! it has been known that she could not
survive In the event of his daughters
death, Mr.. Arquette will bring the body
here for burial.
The Calisophian Club was enter
tanned by Mrs w. L. Place, 301 South
Center street, Tuesday afternoon, in
stead of at the A. j. Morley home, Mrs.
Morley being compelled to give up her
day owing to her husbands illness.
The reading of the chautaudua course.
on Germany was continued. Next
weeks meeting will he held at the
home of Mrs. Roadhouse, on Byron
i street
DR.. Shallenberger. the Chicago
specialist, who has been visiting Ne
vada every month for several years.
has demonstrated his professional
skill in my case. had been bothered
with stomach and kidney trouble for
years and had taken treatment from
several physicians and received no re-
lief. Finally 1 consulted DR.. Shallen-
berger and am glad that did. He has
! fulfilled his promise and is honest in
his work. If you are incurable he will
/ tell you. Write and will cheerfully
answer any letters. A. e. Eatwell,
I Gearing, Iowa.
Deputy Marshal James Glass, of Os-
kaloosa, was in the city Tuesday after
noon, on his way home from Elaora,
where he took George Fritz. a 15-year-
| old boy, sentenced to the reform school
for burglary. In company with col
ored man named Johnson young Fritz
entered an Oskaloosa residence and
stole two overcoats, a razor, a pair of
shears and pair of shoes. The col
ored man fs being held on charge of