Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-21
DR. Bullard, osteoparn. % East Main

III. w. M. ChOate, denllSt, once oNe'
the Fidelity Bank.
Watch the Martin Piano Company $
window for piano bargains.
We are still selling wall paper cheap
err than any other dealer in the city
Simmons Book Store
Don't miss the millinery display ut
Steers next Thursday. The latest and
best in the millinery line
DR.. Lierle, specialist for the eye, ear,
nose and throat Eyes tested and
glasses fitted. fremont block.
If you are thinking. OF painting or
papering your house don't fail to sec
Jones, 1OS East State l'nkle block.
A good oil heater is all you need
these cool mornings. Fully warranted
or no sale. G. f. Schmidt, Marshall
towns reliable stove dealer.
Superintendent C. S. Hayden. of the
Central was in the city this morning
on business. Later in the day he made
a trip up the story City branch.
When looking for bargains in wall
| paper look at all the other fellows
| stock first. then go and see Jones, los
East State. There you will find the
best.
Tonight at the Odeon Adams COM
edians will present the sensational
specialties between the acts. Prices
| TO- 20 and 80 cents.
Tore Y Heggem has filed an action
for the october term of the district
court, in which Adam Bidwell and wife
and aslong list of other people are made
defendants The action is one in which
the plaintiff seeks TO quiet title.
Mr. C. J. Elwell, of 9O1 Arson street,
a well known Iowa Central machinist,
is very critically i'll at his home 1t is
not expected that he can possibly sur
| vive very long. Mr.. Elwell is suffer-
ing from general breakdown.
Mrs. Belle McLarnan, of Cripple
/ Greek, Col. who has been visiting In
| the city, also in Illinois and In Lis
comb for several months, arrived here
from Liscomb this morning to visit in
definitely with Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Haas.
There is nothing that equals well
cooked meal when one is hungry. II q
meal is served properly 1t adds greatl.'
| to how you relish 1t. We claim that
our meals are not only well cooked, but
served in the best style. Sundells
\ Cafe.
A steel ceiling is being placed today
in the Railroad Y. M. G. A. Kitchen
i 49,, n
| first floor. The plastering had become
loosened, and the patent ceiling was
put on to prevent the plastering from
| falling.
Saturday. September 90, we will have
one of our famous 25-cent grab sales
packages contain ladies' and gents
watches, mantle clocks. shelf clocks
jewelry OF all descriptions and silver
ware, every package contains prize
Miller, the jeweler 10S East Main.
Oskaloosa Herald: "a party OF
Iowa Central railroad employees are en-
ljoying an outing at Keithsburg Among
| those in camp are Jack Carroll. Matt
McCarty, Worth Fleming, Lee Brooks,
VIM Hardy, S. r. Selkirk Chas. Mat
hews. Geo. McMullen and c. e.
Brooks"
The free Illustrated health talks are
well attended. The ladies realize that
/ it is much needed work BY special
request Mrs. Clements has consented
day and Saturday, p. M, in a. o. u.
| w. hall, over Sieg theater, Church
street and First avenue.
l . -
We carry all standard sized rugs in
all grades and are prepared to make
the odd sizes and make them SO they
will lay flat to the floor. A visit to our
carpet linoleum and rug department
will save you money and give you the
latest ideas in the way of floor COW
erings. The D. G. Wilbur store.
| T. Burke left this morning for AL
bert Lea, where he goes to take charge
of a gang of laborers working for the
railroad contracting firm of Fl. F.
Balch & Co., of Minneapolis, which is
extending the line of the Illinois Cen
| trail from Albert Lea to Mankato, Mr..
Burke expects to be in Albert Lea until
| late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs John Reynolds and
daughter, Helen, who have been liv-
| ing on South Center street, near the
city limits, left Wednesday night for
Duluth, Mimi, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Reynolds has bought
some farm land in northern Minnesota,
and will make his home in Duluth
| while looking after the land.
| Mrs. John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony
who returned home on Tuesday from
| a visit of few days with his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Charles Body, at Ell
dora, was in the city Wednesday eve
lining, on his way back to Eldora, sum-
moned by a telegram announcing that
Mr. Boody's brother Mr.. Frederick
Body, had fallen dead. Mr.. Body
died only few hours after Mr.. Hix-
son left Eldora Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Hixson will remain in Eldora until
after the funeral.
The wedding of Miss May Stone, Of
this city, and Mr. Walter T. Jackson
1 of Stockton. Cal, took place Wednes-
day at the home of the brides cousin,
Mrs Il. E. Langon. at Pocatello. Idaho.
The wedding was a very quiet affair.
only very few intimate friends be-
ing present. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
will go to Stockton to live on ranch,
| which Mr. Jackson owns near there.
| Miss Stone is very we'll known in this