Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-22
tiuRs-Republtln.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
VIM. rIattln. per cent farm loans.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIM. r'attin. per cent farm loans.
Parched and puffed rice at Olson's
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Parch,.d rice, the real new cereal. al
olson's.
$1,000,
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, office owe,
the Fidelity Bank.
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Curtain scrims tomorrow only two
cents per yard. Il, R. Lay.
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Matinee ut the Odeon Saturday n
1880 O'clock. Prices 10 and Is cents.
Our assortment of fresh fruits ami
4 vegetables not to be excelled. Olson.
NJ. +. Andrews shows the best wom-
ans ten dollar coat In, Marshalltown.
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Twenty-Five pieces Sea Island pe"-
Gales worth 12Mc, 60 on sale tomorrow
at 61ac. Il. r. Lay.
ss DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases OF women and children. Office
over the Fidelity Bank.
The Fen Hur Aid Society will have
] fair October IL to IA, at Odd Fell
lows hall Good music and dancing.
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Get our prices and compare the val
ues we offer you In 10. % and 36-ineh
plain ard changeable taffeta silks. Il.
& II. Lay.
Special matinee at the Odeon to-
morrow at 2::30 o'clock. The comedy
drama, IAN American Tramp Prices
40 and IS cents.
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Highest cash offer buys Iximball
Piano Co.'s due bill for $3.50. First
payment on new Kimball piano. Ad-
/ dress Plano 90. care T.-R.
The comedy drama. San American
Tramp" comes to the Odeon toinor-
row afternoon and evening. Prices Is,
Z 30. 35 and so cents. Matiness, 10 and
25 cents.
Miss Martha Nelson, teacher Of the
4 fifth grade in the Click school, who
/. has been out of school for u few days
owing I'd illness, will resume her work
again Monday Miss Vlasta Bhrel has
been substituting for her.
Saturday, September %, we will have
one Of our famous 25-cent grab sales.
( packages contain ladies' and gents
watches, mantle clocks, shelf clocks,
I jewelry OF all descriptions and silver
ware, every package contains a prize.
Miller. the jeweler, los East Main.
Eighth Iowa infantry vaterans liv-
Ing In this city, have received Invita-
lions issued for the thirteenth reunion
Of the regiment, which is to be held
isin Knoxville, on October II, Is and TO-
Y The invitation announces that the vet
Grams may leave their haversacks and
canteersi mt home, as the comrades at
Knoxville will do all the foraging.
3ga Mr.. Walker Whiteside will be seen
IA David Garricl's Love-" the roman-
4 tic comedy success he scored so decis-
lively with last season. Some three
years since it was decided by Mr.
Whitesi,ie, that he would give up
Shakespeare for period and devote
himself to the romantic plays, and how
! well he has succeeded will be proven
when he and his superb company are
seen III this delightfully."- enhancing
effort at the Odeon this evening.
Fifty ladies Of the aid society Of the
norwegian Lutheran church gathered
sThursday afternoon at the home Of
Stheir pastor, Rev. M. Londahl, 30s
North Fifth street, who is soon to
leave the city for st. James, Minn.
& They came to bid Mrs. Londahl fare
well. ard brought with them lunch and
gifts o. dozen souvenir spoons,
dining room rug and rocking chair.
The company remained thru the aft
sIernoon. which was spent socially and
senjoyed lunch in the evening.
Mrs. IN. e. Mighell and mother Mrs.
Della Ar,ley, assisted by Mrs. G. f.
"A. Walkee, very pleasantly entertained
the ladies' auxiliary Of the Railroad Y.
NJ. G. IA. Thursday afternoon at the
Il Mighell home, Oak Bluffs, near the
Soldiers Home. There was fairly
large attendance at the meeting, at
which arrangements were made for
1 serving suppers again this winter to
1 the Sesrchlight Club, whose member
ship Is greatly increased. A commit
tee wal; appointed to see to replenish-
L ing the linen. dishes and silverware of
the Y. M. G. A. kitchen. Refreshments
awere served by the hostesses.
Miss Jessie Hall, Of this city, who is
the regular teacher in charge of the
first grade work at the Rogers school,
will begin her duties on Monday, De-
5tober 2. according to letter received
by Superintendent Coffeen Thursday
afternoon. Miss Halls health has been
poor for the past few years and she
has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Libbie Hall Hill, at
Midland, Ont When time came for
school to begin she was not sufficient
5ly well TO begin her work, and was
granted a. leave of absence. She writes
that she is very much improved in
health Miss Hasseltine Mettlen has
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