Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-07
Kemble's flowers, 52a North Third.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath So2 West

Kemble's flowers, 52a North Third.
DIR. Burkhart. osteopath 302 West
Main.
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Ladies' and gents umbrellas at AL
lens, Ia East Main.
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Red Men meet at wig1am Sunday at
p. m. Be sure and come.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
The new breakfast food Prices
Cereal Food" can be had at Reyno'ds
& Sheldon's.
We employ first class workmen. and
If you will bring your watch or clock
to us they will be cleaned and re-
paired so they will run. Geo. j. Allen,
jeweler.
Mr. George Howe. who has been
visiting his mother and sister at DAM
vers. Mass, and with friends In Bos-
ton, during the past month is expected
home this evening.
Members of the Iowa State Normal
school football team We're In the city
Friday afternoon, being on their way
to Ames where this afternoon they met
the Iowa State College eleven.
"Deadwood Dick thrilling drama
of western life will be presented by
the Hoeffler Company at the sOdeon
| tonight Prices. 10. 20 and 80 cents.
A silver set of 81 pieces will be given
away free tonight.
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TO the party who took the bunch OF
keys from a lock box In the postoffice
Tuesday morning the $50 in gold re-
ward" is now withdrawn, as new
locks make the keys of no value to
us. Pratt & Baxter.
Principal Il. S. Hamm, of the East
Waterloo high school, was in the city
this morning between trains while on
! afternoon as one of the officials at the
Ames-Normal football game.
| For Sale--A gooa quarter section,
within six miles OF Marshalltown,
good improvements, splendid neigh
borhood. best of soil and we'll worth
the price, $50 per acre Hill & Ise-
man. LOT East Main street.
Mrs. Jacob Myers. of ST. Anthony,
who has been Ill for some time, is in
such condition that an operation has
| been deemed necessary. Mrs. Myers
will be brought to the city within
few days to enter the hospital.
The German club, Der Deutsche
Undertakings Kreis, met in regu-
lar session on Friday afternoon
with Mrs II. l.. Getz. at her home, IL
South Third avenue Following the
study hour, refreshments We're served.
City Humane Officer Rosa Liebig
| went to Des Moines this morning, taxi
| ing with her the infant son OF Mrs.
Harry Pemberton, which she took to
| the Iowa Children's Home. where 1t
will be cared for The child is but
month old.
| Superintendent q. L. Coffeen and
| Principal Brumbaugh. went to Grinnell
this morning to attend an informal
conference of school superintendent
who had been invited to meet with
| Superintendent Hanlon, of the Grinnell
schools today.
If you have any pictures that need
framing you can get the very latest
| ideas and the best workmanship that
| is possible at the d. G.. Wilbur store
Our line of framed pictures is COM
| plete in every way and we invite your
| inspection.
We are prepared to fix you out with
good reed chair and give it to you
at the right price. We are sure that
| these are not the cheap penitentiary
/ chairs and can recommend them in
every way The D. G. Wilbur store al
ways for the latest and best.
Notice of appeal to the supreme
court has been filed in the case of
F. e. Northup and I. E. Bradford vs.
Henry G.. Beye, which was recently
tried in the district court The jury
returned verdict of 81 for the plain
tiffs, who brought suit for attorneys
fees Of $500.
A hay rack load Of high school pu-
pills, chaperoned by Miss Achenbach,
enjoyed a merry time Friday evening.
They drove out into the country, and
returning to town about 10 o'clock,
| went to the F. Aubrey Smith home. on
| West Church street, where refresh
ments were served.
| Miss Lora Carney, who is taking the
work of her junior year at Grinnell
came home Friday evening and will
be here until Wednesday morning with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Car
ney. Miss Carney comes to attend the
opening meeting of the Twentieth
| Century Club, which is to be held at
the Carney home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jesse G. Liston, principal of the
Abbott school and teacher of the sew
enth grade accompanied her pupils to
| the Soldiers Home Friday afternoon
about $3.50 o'clock. where until dark
they enjoyed a delightful outing, one
feature of which was the street car
ride there and back. They took re-
| freshments with them. and picnic
supper was enjoyed.
| The Bow Knot Club girls, compris-
ing, Misses Ruth Kimball, Gerna and
Gladys Carney, Marie Shove, Sara
Chamberlain, Ruth Balch, Gladys
Tallett, Lucille Willard, Ruth BATHS
and Grace Hopkins also Hazel Sandoe
and Clara Andrews, left early this
afternoon for Sandoes shack, where
| they will remain until Sunday eve
ming. They were accompanied by
Misses Julia Padmore, Esse Hathaway,
| crooa pookord and Naomi AchenIoa oh