Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-15
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J THE CITY in BRIEF

VIM. Battin, S per cent farm loans.
DR. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.
New dress goods at NJ. Il. Andrews
Dance tomorrow night at Red Mems
| hall.
Plaid for shrtwaists is the latest
Benedict & Brintnall
| Watch the Martin Piano Company
window for piano bargains.
| Wanted at Stoddart Hotel, dining
room girls and chambermaids.
Try Slnclair's new pure food baking
powder, the best on the market.
| Fifty fur lined cloaks to make your
selection from. Benedict & Brintnall.
Our children's cloaks have arrived
Make your selection early. M. +. Al
drews.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr OF the
Central, was in the city today on COM
pany business
| 1t will be to your advantage to in
spect our lines of furs before you pur-
chase. M. +. Andrews.
The Standard Dress Cutting School
in Kirby block will be open to visitors
all day and evening tomorrow.
| If you are thinking OF painting or
papering your house don't fail to see
Jones. 1OS East State. Finkle block.
The Excelsior aid society was pleas
| antly. entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Ross Sheetz, at her home, 207
West Nevada street.
The only exclusive boys and chill
dren's department at e. III. Keller's,
opposite postoffice, where clothing Is
sold at reasonable prices.
w. J, Allison of Eldora; was in the
city Thursday, being on his way home
from Gearing, where he is engaged In
remodeling the home of C. T. Thatch-
er.
Sinclair's new pure food baking pow
der pleases everybody. Every can
guaranteed to please the most exact
ing or money refunded. Absolutely
pure.
Our market is located at 81 West
Main street, right on your way home
and we can supply you with the bes.
meats. fish,, bologna and relishes. Mid
dleton &. Reed.
"Christian Science, the Proven Unie
ty of Religion and Science, by Bick-
nell Young. c. S. b., of Chicago, at the
First Church of Christ Scientist, next
Monday evening, September is, at s
D. m. Admission free. All are invited.
Mrs. N. r. Cliff. OF Gearing, accom-
panied by her daughter Mabel, was In
the city Thursday, being in her way
home from Clear Lake, where the FAM
lily has made it's home during the sum
mer. Miss Bertha Cliff, who preceded
her mother and sister home, came 10
the city to meet them.
Mrs Edgar A. Ford and Mrs. l. O..
Kemble entertained the Congregational
ladies' aid society Thursday afternoon
at the Ford home 103 South Ninth
street. There was an attendance Of
thirty. The hostesses were assisted in
serving refreshments by Sylvia, Glen
and Margaret Thompson.
Mr.. w. r. Wade, of Sumner, is in
the city for a visit of a few days with
his nephew, Mr.. A. D. Meeker, and
family. Mr.. Wade has the distinction
of being the Oldest living Odd Fellow
in Iowa. He is sc years of >age, and
has been an Odd Fellow since early
in the '4O's when he took his degrees
in Newark, N. ].
Hayiland china sale at Sinclair's
Saturday. Your choice of many pieces
from seven open stock patterns, with
each 75c, s1,0O, $1.50, $500 and $500
purchase. Try our coffees, teas, etc.
Don't fail to try our new pure fool
baking powder, none finer on the mar
ket. Every can guaranteed or money
gladly refunded.
Mrs. Percy Webster arrived home
Thursday from Chicago, where she has
been for several weeks, or since she
underwent a most dangerous operation
in Chicago hospital. Mrs. Webster
is practically recovered from the eff
fects of her operation, and it is believed
will enjoy better health hereafter than
for several years.
Mr.. d. w. Norris. Jr., editor of the
Times Republican, went to Des Moines
Thursday afternoon, where he went to
hear Senator Dolliver, who addressed
the Upper Des Moines Editorial Asso-
citation Thursday evening. Mr.. Nor
ris remained over today to be present
at the sessions of the association,
which began it's annual convention
yesterday, and closes this afternoon.
Adams comedians will open a four