Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-23

ID. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
Rev. w. c. Smith, OF Albion, was IN
| the city Saturday.
Smoked White fish, halibut, skinned
| and boned herring, at Culley's.
Buy. sell, borrow. loan. exchange and
| rent thru the William Andrews Co
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| 1t will pay any one wanting q stove
of any kind to visit the Darner store
this week.
Fresh lettuce. radlshes, endove and
celery, at Culley's, 10 and IL South
First avenue
Scheid Brothers carry the choicest
line of all kinds of meats all Of the
time. Give them Gall.
Royal Highlander invitation social
dance tonight; fremont block; good
music Bring your invitations.
Wanted--Timers to set furnaces.
None but first class mechanics need
apply. Lennox Furnace Company.
Roasting beef veal and pork Of the
first quality is what Sched Brothers
SELL Their line Of cured meats is COM
plete.
The regular meeting OF the Haw-
thorne Club will be held Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs, A. r..
Balch.
A cold wave is coming. but your
family need not suffer from the cold
il you have one of our famous oak, hot
blast or air tight stoves. +. NJ. Darner.
Mrs. w. j. Ward, OF Gilman, was in
the city Saturday afternoon, being on
her way home from whitehall Mich
where she was called week ago owing
to the death OF Mrs. Maysie Seager
Varney.
Rev. II. w. Parsons, pastor of the
Mason City Baptist church, passed
thru the city this morning on his way
to Ottumwa to attend the Baptist state
| convention, which meets there for the
| rest Of the week beginning Tuesday.
Last Saturdays business was rec
ord breaker--fifteen stoves. II you see
our big assortment of base burners, Of
malleable and cast ranges, and the long
string of wood and coal heaters, you
could not help but buy. Schmidt's
Stove Store.
Roy Coates, who has been in the .eun-
ploy Of the Iowa Central as a
draughtsanan in the master mechanics
office for the past six years, went to
Oelwein Saturday night, where he has
accepted similar position with the
Chicago Great Western.
Rev. r. S. Osgood, of Belle Plaine,
| was In the city Saturday evening, be-
ing on his way to Grinnen, where he
addressed the students OF Grinnell Col
lege at vespers Sunday. Professor L..
r. Parker, OF the college, filled Rev.
Mr.. Osgood's pulpit at Belle PLANE.
v. e. Ballou went to Nevada this
morning to remain indefinitely with
his father, v. A. Ballou, editor Of the
Waterman. The elder Mr.. Ballou is
rapidly failing in health, and it is
thought that he cannot live many
weeks. Mr.. Ballou will take charge Of
his fathers business while he remains
in Nevada.
The preliminary seat sale for the
oISIlI n. y. i. M. ". "A. sueCIuISS ana
entertainments opens at the Furbush
hardware store at O'clock Wednesday
morning. Alternate rows only are
offered at Is, % or 35 cents night
according to location. Same seats re-
tanned through entire course. The reg
lar sale opens Friday at 8 O'Clock.
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
held its regular meeting Saturday af-
ternoon instead of Friday, at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Click. After the usual
reading, from Wilhelm Tell" by
Schiller, light refreshments were
served. The next regular meeting, two
weeks from last Friday will be held
at the home of Miss Katherine Arm
bruster.
M. W. McLain, of Union, accompan-
led to the city Saturday afternoon a
car load Of fine medium weight hogs
which were sold at the Britain & Co
yards. Seventy head averaged $50
pounds. This was Mr.. McLain's sec
ond load for the week. having sold
sixty-eight head averaging 225
pounds few days before. l.. W. Fox,
Of Albion, was another shipper Satur-
day, disposing of a load of choice
heavies. Fifty head averaged 275
pounds.
r. C. Rowley, of Omaha, who has
been In the city for six weeks, en-
ployed as a linotype operator for the
Times Republican, left for his home
Saturday evening" where he will re-
main for a week Or ten days. Mrs.
Rowley has been ill for some time,
and owing to her condition, and the
fact that he had business matters to