Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-07

fremont block. Marshalltown, Ia.
"Reveries Of Bachelor" leathe
covered and illustrated, at Liebigs
Jardinieres at Will Millers 2;
cent values at Ii cents while they
last.
For Rent--A small house In heart OF
the city. Inquire at Simmons Book
Store.
The greatest variety OF skirts, coat.
and suits at lowest prices ever shown
at A. HI. Simon's.
The Primary Teachers Union vii
meet az the Methodist church tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30.
just received! Beautiful velvet suits
in blue, green and purple. --latest
styles at A. H. Slnon's.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Partridge, SOC
North Center street, are parents of A
son, born to them Monday.
Wanted at Once-Plumbers, men to
set bath tubs and water closets. Apply
Barker Plumbing Co, city.
The Court of Honor Circle will meet
with Mrs. w. Niece, COS East Main
street, tomorrow afternoon.
1 Our $3.50 special women's shoe in
patent colt or gun metal calf are the
seasons favorite. 1ngledue & Young
We want you to see our new cloaks
before you buy. Many new ones have
| arrived in the last week. M. +. An
! drews.
Superintendent w. II. Whalen, of the
Iowa division of the G. e. N. W., head
quarters at Boone, was in the city
Monday.
road wreck in "An Aristocratio
Tramp" tonight at the Odeon. Prices
Is, rs, s5 and so cents.
Ask for our stove salesbook-you will
find the names of neighbors and
4 friends among the hundreds Of custom
ers Of Schmidts Stove Store.
Please bring in pictures intended for
holiday presents at once and be assured
you will get the best values for the
least money Simmons Book Store.
| Mr.. Max Radlon and brother in law,
Mr.. Fl. r. Bishop, the latter Of Rhodes.
will leave tonight for the big woods
Of northern Minnesota, where they will
remain two weeks deer hunting. The
season opens Friday
Just received from the leading manu.
| facturers in the United States large
invoice of new picture mouldings OF
the latest styles. We have the exclus-
i've sslle Of these goods in this part Of
the state. The mouldings are beautl-
full ard prices are reasonable. Simmons
Book Store.
Rev. H. Arthur Barton pastor OF the
Methodist church of Albion; Rev.
James r. BALI, Of Steamboat Rock;
Rev. w. w Carlton, OF Mason City,
and Rev. Hughes, Of Eldora, were in
the city this morning, on their way
| to State Center to attend the semi
annual conference Of the Marshalltown
district.
| Rcv Cummings, an employee of the
Marshall Vinegar Company, went to
! Ollie Monday night, where he will sup
erintend the loading of 5000 bushels
| Of cucumbers, which are at a sailing
| station the company maintains there
Another 5000 bushels from the same
| place have already been shipped to this
city for picking.
When we tell you that the very lat
est in the way Of furniture for dining
roona, den, library or hall is the Mis-
sion furniture, we are telling you facts
and we now have a large stock Of this
Mission furniture that is priced SO that
| 1t Il. within the reach Of all. Come in
and see the large display of fine furnl-
turei at the d. G. Wilbur store.
Mrs. w. H. Muse, of Mason City,
wifi. of Editor Muse, of the Mason City
Glooe- Gazette, was In the city this
morning, being on her. way to Cedar
Rapids, where she will remain for a
brief visit with her aged father, Rev.
James Duncan, whose health is very
poor Rev. Mr.. Duncan is SO years old,
and tits feared his illness will termin-
ate fatally.
Rev r. Hayes Pickett, pastor of the
Methodist church of Gilman, was in
the city this morning, en- route to
State Center, where he will be in at
! tendance at the district conference Of
CNO MGLuOui6I CIIuICH. <AI Ile qutiI WI ~
meeting Of the Gilman church, held
Saturday by Presiding Elder Pitner,
four new members were taken into the
Gilman church, two by letter and two
by request.
4 forecast Of the election results in
! New York today by man who has fol-
lowed the situation closely has it that
Hearst is liable to win, but that he
would be completely showed under ie
the women had an opportunity to vote.
In Marshalltown,. of the women had
the opportunity to vote, Marion Gard
would be showed under with business
for they have seen that fine line of
kitchen cabinets he has and have pro-
nounced them the finest thing ever In
vented for the Kitchen.
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| Veteran J. D. Foulk, OF the Soldiers
Home, arrived home Monday evening
| from Carlisle, Pa, his old home, where
he has been visiting during the past
three weeks. Mr.. Foulk had a most
delightful time, and visited at the
house where he was born, and where
his father was borg before him. He al
| 81, drank from the same brook where
he drank sixty-flve years ago, as n
boy. Mr.. Foulk saw many of his old
boyhood friends and schoolmates at
Carlisle, and stopped at Pittsburg on
his way home to visit relatives.