Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-30
D. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.

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d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
Picture framing. skegg's wall paper
store.
Watch the Martin Piano Company's
window for piano bargains.
Our wall paper prices are doing
business. skeggs wall paper store.
Oranges, lemons, nice bananas, and
other fruit today at Reynolds & Shell
don.
Words can't tell about our candies.
You will have to try them. Johnson
Candy Co.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of women and children. Office
over the Fidelity Bank.
Have your steam and hot water
heating work done by Hecker & Calk-
ms, the reliable plumbers.
Mrs. S. S. Lockwood of Eldora, has
joined the Standard Cutting School
over the New England store. Open
evenings.
Brown Fuel & Lime Co. have fresh
supply Empire" lump and pea coal.
Call up No. lao for sample ton. None
just as good.
DR.. and Mrs Wood will return home
from their eastern trip Sunday, Octo-
Der LIST The Wood sanitarium will be
open again Monday morning, october
2nd
Reynolds & Sheldon are always in
the market for country produce such
as potatoes, butter, eggs. etc. We have
discounted due bills and pay cash for
any difference in a deal.
Mr.. j. A. Cattell and DR.. George
Wanberg went to Hampton this morn
ing to attend the meetings today and
those of tomorrow of the Upper Iowa
conference, which is in progress there.
All of our 1905 wall paper, including
gifts, ingrains, two-third effects.
crowns and stripes, will be sold at
same price. Come in and you make
the price. A chance Of a lifetime.
Dinges & Everist.
Mr.. D. D. Johnson, Of Gilman, who
graduated from the Iowa State Normal
school, Cedar Falls, last June, and IS
now principal Of the Clemens schools,
was in the city Friday evening, being
on his way to Gilman to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. L.
Johnson.
DR.. e, w. Jay, Friday afternoon, had
an opportunity of testing the qualities
of his new Waverly electric auto on
country roads. He made a trip of
twelve miles over hilly country roads,
and went the distance in two hours
and five minutes, making one stop of
a half hour, which would be deducted
from the actual running time. For an
electric machine DR.. Jay considers that
the time was quite remarkable.
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All of the stone work on the new
postoffice building has been finished,
and all Of the dimension stone and
stone trimmings have been set in place.
stone cutters from Washington, d. c..
are now at work carving the orna-
mental capitals of the pillars. The
greater part of the outside work has
been finished, and the plasterers will
sooE begin their work. Superintendent
Resenor said this morning the building
would be completed on contract time,
December 81.
The largest and best repertoire com
pany now travelling in the west is The
Jack Hoeffler show, which opens for an
engagement of six nights and one
matinee at the Odeon next Monday eve
ming. October End. This company
played here last season and gave ex-
cellent satisfaction This year they
are producing all new plays, the open-
ing bill will be 'Knobs O. Tennessee
and it will be given complete produce
ton. The company numbers twenty
people and eight vaudeville artists
Monday night q ladies' free ticket will
be given with each 80 cent ticket
bought before o'clock. Prices, 10, 20
and 80 cents.
About forty boy and girl friends OF
Myra and Raymond Jarrett enjoyed
a party at the l.. J. Jarrett home, 502
East Main street, Friday evening. 1t
was given in honor of the birthday
anniversaries Of the Jarrett children.
Myra being, is years old today and
Raymond passing his 18th anniversary
several days ago. The children en-
joyed a merry time, several guessing
games being among the amusements.
In one, floral romance, the girls
prize was won by Edna Garvin, and
that for the boys by Ralph Crowl
Many pretty gifts were received by the
little host and hostess. Mrs. Jarrett
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Misses Gertrude Powell and Mayme
Parks.
The 4th birthday anniversary Of Dor
othy A. Shove, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry w. Shove, 4O2 North
Fourth street, was celebrated by de-
lightful children's party given from
to o'clock Friday afternoon. The
house and porch were decorated with
flowers set in pumpkins, and two
course supper was served by Mrs
Shove, assisted by Misses Ida and
Marie Shove, and Miss Ruth Balch
rrl,o 1;+t1a5 boctaSS was presented with