Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-19
ID. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
Watch the Martin Piano Company
window for piano bargains

| Wall paper rs cheap as you want |
at Jones, los East State. Finkl
| block.
Go to Simons' and sec the fur linc(
garments nj actual wholesale prices
-Four days only.
Tonight at the Odcon Adams com
edians in the melodr,una california.
| Prices 10, 90 and 80 cents.
The very latest pattern hats, tail
orel hats and trimmed hats shown a
Miss Middekaun's Thursday.
Proof of the pudding is the eating
go To Simons and see the fur lined
garments if YOU want an actual bar
gain.
Dance at Red Mems hall Thursday
evening. under auspices Of Red Men
Admission 80 cents. Fergusons or
cheStra.
Fur lined garments in all the new
styles squirrels, mot limitations,
coney opossum. bear etc, for four
days only at wholesale prices at A. III
Sinons'.
convince YOU ii is the best popular
priced underwear on the market Oul
stock is now complete in all sizes
NJ IT, Andrews
Wanted--At once a steam filter,
must be steady and reliable man and
experienced in steam and hot water
heating work. Apply or write Barker
Plumbing Co, ll9 West Main street,
city.
Mr.. Fred Jensen. of Marietta town
ship. will leave tonight for Poplar,
Mont. where he will enjoy months
trip and visit at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Timmons and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Daniels.
DR. George l.. Marsh, OF the CORE
spondcnce department of the Univer-
Sity of Chicago, who has been spend
ing the past two months in the city
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore p. Marsh, left for Chicago Monday
night.
Dr. II. o. Douglass, Of Grinnell. sec
Home Missionary Society, was, in the
way home from Jewell and Ellsworth.
where he spent Sunday in the inter
ests of the society
Councilman Clark, Monday night,
presented a petition TO the council from
James Mcnamara and George Hines.
asking permission to build a frame
barn on the lot at los West State
street. The matter was referred to the
on police and fire for inves-
tigation.
Cominandant c. c. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home. went to Des MONIES
Monday evening. where he will be
present at the regular quarterly meet
ing of the board of control with super
intendents Of state institutions. Colonei
Horton will return Wednesday night or
morning.
Travelling Engineer W. r. Dwyer. OF
the Iowa Central, who has been in De-
troit, attending the annual meeting of
the Travelling Engineers Association
arrived home Sunday. While in De-
troit the visitors We're taken to Buff
falo and to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Dwy-
ar accompanied her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Smith. formerly
Of this city, who now live in Oak Park,
a., passed thru the city this morning
IN their way TO California for an ex-
ended visit Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
lived on North First avenue
md both We're we'll known members of
he Methodist church. Mr.. Smith was
IN Iowa Central shops employee.
One car of elegant Michigan peaches
rrived yesterday, and we have been
'usy today filling orders, as the aver
ge housewife is DESTROYS of having |
peaches for winter use. The OPP
ice Fruit Companys motto is not how
heap but how good, and if you place
our order with them you are sure of |
he best.
Mr.. Fred Busby, who has been spend |
ng the summer in the city with his |
'rother, MIR. A. j. Busby, left last night |
or Dubuque, where he will visit for a
ew days with relatives. before leaving
or Ann Arbor, to begin the work of his
ophomore year in medicine at the
of Michigan. The univer-
ity opens next Tuesday
The Ladies' Reading Circle held its
lrst meeting, postponed from last week,
1onday afternoon at the home of its |
PRESIDENT, Mrs. j. NJ. Parker. The
ime was spent in making plans for the
ears work, and with Il social hour
Turing which refreshments We're en-
Dyed. The ladies have outlined study |
# German history, which it will take |
l,.,o N1,oy
will meet next week with Mrs r. L. |
Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Espersen |
Is West Boone street, entertained a |
small company at 6 o'clock dinner |
.Ionday evening, complimentary to Mr. |
leonard Carney, who leaves the city |
DON to enter the Harvard law school |
nd, Mr.. Chester Crellin, of Minneap
Ills, who has been making short
.isit in the city The other guests
sere Misses Grace Crellin, Lucy Co
hrs. Charles Berg A red and green |
oor scheme prevailed dark red dahl |
las being used as the principal decor
ton. Games We're enjoyed in the /
vening.
Word from North Dakota. to friends |
n ST. Anthony, gives the particulars |
# the accident to Albert Helm, son of
Ir. and Mrs. Edward Helm, of ST.
anthony. which occurred last week
Ar. Helm was working in the field. !
nd was on top of a stack of sheaf |
ats. He jumped from the stack to
he wagon, and ran the end of the
itchfork handle into his side. He was