Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
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Or. Jay. physician md surgeon.
| Have your pictures framed at SIM
mons book store.
| Come to Simons for dandy moreen
petticoat. at So cents.
Don't forget the sale Of pett.coats
| is on at Simon's-59 cents each.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Just think of it, beautiful wide
moreen petticoat, 50 cents, at A. Fl.
Simon's.
Fresh lettuce cucumbers, parsley and
celery at Culley's, 10 and IL South
First avenue.
10>cent size as we'll az 25 cents. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Another lot of those young mother
and fruit pictures going at acc each
at Simmons book store.
The Royal Nelghbors' Aid Society
North Eighth avenue, tomorrow after
noon.
c. A. Morrison, of Rhodes, shipped
out Of this city today car load OF
horses, which he purchased here last
Saturday.
Call at Flowers. Smith & Pepper c..
H. Culley, L. R. Idso, or Scheld Bros.
for sample box OF Brittain's fancy
country sausage, on Thursday, Nov.
9Th. only.
The Ingersol Meat Market at 12o
East Main street, successors to j. A.
Awde, in the future will be closed on
Sundays.
Snyder & Hilsabeck, Managers.
The mothers child study department
OF the Women's Club met with Mrs.
Margaret Ackert, IL North Third av-
enue, yesterday afternoon. Light re-
6reshtnents were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. A. II. Simon.
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The regular weekly meeting OF the
Shakespeare. Club was held yester-
day afternoon With Miss Alice Patter-
son, 400 East Church street. The read
ing of Julius Caesar was enjoyed. The
club will hold it's next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Jackson.
Sheriff A. w. Mitterer, of Hardin
county, was in the city Tuesday even
ing. being on his way home to Eldora
from Anamosa, where he accompanied
Professor" George Mitchell, Of Iowa
Falls, who was sentenced to six months
for hold-up. Mitchell is the man
who did the Slide for life" at the I'm
| fnv m 1Hyo Ia c< cys,vr
DR.. e. A. Steiner, of Grinnell, who
was in the city Tuesday night to APP
pear before the Searchlight Club, was
entertained during his stay by Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Lay. DIR. Steiner re-
turned to GrinneN this morning and
viii go to Panora Tomorrow to adj
dress the state suffrage convention.
Mrs. P. M. Adamson and Mrs. r..
w. Hargrave have been secured by
Superintendent Coffeen, Of the public
schools to act as substitutes for grade
teachers who are off duty owing to
deaths in their homes. Mrs. Adamson
Is taking Miss Brinton's position in
the First ward and Mrs. Hargrave has
Miss Bruce's room at the Woodbury..
Arthur Jennings, son Of Mr. and Mrs
William Jennings, arrived home Tues
day evening from Crookston, Mimi,
where he has been since August |,
working on a farm. The young man
returns to enter school, and is welcom-
ed with open arms by the foot ball
squad, which has been anxiously await
ing his return to school Jennings will
go into practice at once and is in fine
physical condition.
DR.. b. r. Morse left Tuesday evening
for Boone in charge of pack of five
of his hounds, and will remain for
few days wolf and fox hunt. with
a party of friends. The hunting is said
to be good along the Des Moines river,
where a number of foxes and wolves
have been seen within recent weeks.
DR.. Morse's hounds have killed five
wolves in this part Of the country this
fall, and will be taken within few
weeks to LaMoille, near where depre-
dations by wolves have recently been
reported. Farmers in the vicinity Of
I4aMoille have lost a large number of
sheep, a few hogs, and several turkeys
and geese as the result of raids by
wolves.
Tim Murphy is on his way hither. He
is due to uncork a new bottle OF laugh
ter at the Odeon this evening when he
presents his latest success "a Corner in
Coffee This comedy is founded on
the Rev. CYRUS Townsend Brady's pop
ular story of the same name which APP;
peared first serially in Smart Set The
theme Is human to the most interesting
and conspicuous elements in contempt
rary life, treating of the money aris-
tocracy, our multi milliomaires, and the
national game Of frenzied finance as
PLAYED In the crooked little gold-plated