Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-11
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Chamberlain, optometrist.
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Virginia sweet, at ~>4sonS.
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Or. Clemmar, dentist. fremont block.
Pound sweet apples and ounces, at
Olson's.
We have some high grade novelty
suits to show you. NJ F. Andrews.
DIR. Prices wheat flake celery, the
new cereal, for sale by Olson.
Slfelled walnuts, pecans. almonds
and Spanish peanuts, at Culley's.
Plain gold wedding rings, something
extra fine, at Allens, the jewelers..
MI. j. w. Conoly, advance represent
tative Of Haverly's Minstrels spent the
day in the city.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. George Brock. sos
North Center street, Thursday after
noon.
We have Just received fifty new
coats, in the Empire land mannish ef-
fects. Come and see them. A. II.
| Simon.
Culley's hest flour None as Good >
lowest price. highest quality makes
sweetest and highest loaf. Price only
| $1.4O per sack.
Il The main thing in buying furs Is to
know where to buy them When you
buy Of NJ. F. Andrews you are sure OF
dependable garments.
For Sale October IL, 115 head of
Chester White and Poland China
swine. Sale under cover, two miles
north of Van Cleve. w. C. Smith.
Attention ladies You can get Bur-
son hosiery at our store. We have
carried this line for two years. It will
| pay you to get our prices. Benedict Y
Brintnall.
On account of the sickness in the
family of Mrs. Myo Hurlbut the ladies'
and sociteg of the Christian church
will meet with Mrs. Fred Rubee Fri
day afternoon.
When you buy watch only the best
will do. We have new and large as
sortment of the best movements and
cases made, and want to show them to
you. Geo. J. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCoanbs
Sheriff and Mrs. c. S. Hutson, and
Chief of Police and Mrs. w. e. Nichol-
son and Mr.. y. E. Swingley left this
morning for Lake Jefferson. to spend
a few days fishing.
John Dieterich, Jr., Mick and
Adolph Schied left for Liscomb early
this morning with a boat. and spent
the day drifting down stream in quest
of ducks. The cold weather has start
ed the birds south.
Mrs. Mary Elder, of Colo, Story
county, would be pleased to learn the
address of her son, John, who left home
return home, at once. Address Mrs
Mary Elder, Colo, Iowa.. R-R No. 8.
The destruction by fire of a valuable
library was recently prevented. lor-
tunately the books We're in Globe
Wernicke bookcases and were quickly
removed, one unit at time. These
cases are handled by A. E. Wilbur &
Sons.
Notice: The original, big double
Uncle Toms Cabin will appear at the
Odeon next Saturday. matinee and
night. It is AL w. Martins company,
and the largest and best travelling. 1t
will pay you to wait. Prices 10, 20, 20
and SO cents. Matinee 10 and rs cents.
The Unity Club met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George L.
Andrews. The afternoon was taken up
with consideration Of the life Of
Shakespeare. all contributing to the
subject A very pleasant session was
enjoyed. The club will meet next week
with Mrs. H. A. Church.
The Shakespeare Club held its reg
hlar meeting at the home of Mrs. W.
IN. Clark Tuesday afternoon. Roll
call was answered by quotations, as
play, Julius Caesar was followed by
questions and an interesting discus
sion. Mrs A. c. DAILY will entertain
the club at its meeting next week.
Drink Culley's coffee's. Prices zoe
and up. Now if you want a coffee
that will stand boiling and have the
strength to it get our zoe or Csc grade
II you prefer that rich mocha and java
flavor nothing like it, buy our soc and
35c grade, and if you want the finest
blend produced, buy our 40c alden
mocha and java.
The members Of the Calisophian
Club. at their meeting Tuesday after
noon, held with Mrs Ella Baker, COM
menced their reading of the Bay View
course, taking up the history of Ger
many. No special readers are to be
appointed for each meeting this year,
as last. all taking part in the reading.
The meeting next week will be at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Burroughs.
BY the use Of the word former
when the word latter was intended,
an unintentional error was made in
the story published in last nights
T.-R. regarding the assault made on
Miss Irene Hurd by Mrs. Eva Fergu-
son. The closing sentence read that
it was Mr.. Ferguson's jealousy which
caused the attack. when it was in
tended that it should have applied to
Mrs. Ferguson