Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-27
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

Jap Lac, wears Like 1loii.
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
A. H. Simon is now in the east and
new goods are arriving daily.
Buy your tea and coffee of Culley,
and get the best for the money.
Call and see the new Persian dress
trimmings at Benedict & Brintnall's.
BE sure and see the best skirt ever
sold for 1915 and $780, at A. H. ST.
mons.
Wall paper at the lowest prices ever
made in Marshalltown. Skegg's Wall
Paper Store.
| Culley has new sanitary crackers
case-see it; no dust or moisture can
get to his goods.
The Yeomen aid society will meet
with Mrs. Belle Russie, S06 Woodbury.
street, tomorrow afternoon.
F,lks-There will be a dance at the
club rooms Thursday evening. Finest
dancing floor in the city. Good music.
Mr.. Rupert has sold the meat market
at 80 North Center street to E. G..
Hampton, and will give possession
| October 1.
| Wall paper, plain ingram, 10c per
roll; gold filter festoon border, &c per
yard; filter ceiling to match, 10c per
roll. skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Mrs. George w. McGill and son,
George left this morning for Peoria to
visit for two or three weeks with Mrs.
Weston.
Roseine Oil, Monarch gasoline and
all other burning oils marketed by the
Marshall Oil Company are sold by first
class dealers only. They are not solo
by peddling wagons.
Mrs w. NJ. Clark and Mrs. Robert
Stevens will entertain the ladies' aid
society of the Congregational church
tomorrow afternoon at the Clark home,
204 North Third street.
For Sale--A gooo quarter section,
within six miles OF Marshalltown,
good improvements, splendid neigh
borhood, best Of soil and well worth
the price, $50 per acre Hill & 1se-
man, LOT East Main street.
eat Piney Ridge" that comes to the
Odeon tonight, is one of the best plays
ever written Of life In the south. The
acting company is a good one, and the
entire scenic production is carried
complete. Prices %, 35, so and Is
cents.
Dr. L. F. Kellogg has brought ac-
ton for the October term of the dis
trict court in which he seeks to fore
close a mortgage on city property,
which was security for a loan on a
promissory note Of 1911 given him by
w. j. Briggs, Lola Briggs, ct al.
You probably have never seen as
large line of new and neat library
| tables as you will find at the d. c.
Wilbur store. We can give you the
latest and best in the furniture line
as we'll as the lowest prices. Come
| in and see us and get acquainted with
the new patterns.
Mrs Harry comparet 10 North
Fourth street, delightfully."- entertain
friends ait o'clock dinner Tuesday
night. Music, dancing and games made
|
/ all enjoyed a fine time.
The Court of Honor enjoyed pleas
ant evening in Red Mems hall Tues
! day. AS the result of the sixty days
| membership contest, which has been
going on, the men lost, and according
to agreement, had to banquet the Ia
/ dies. Appetizing refreshments We're
served by the gentlemen.
Mr.. A. H. Cogswell, formerly of this
/ city, but now of Seattle. who was the
4 principal beneficiary in the acquire
ment of the A. e. Shorthill estate, is III
the city for visit of. a few days. Mr..
/ CogsWell has been to Canada with the
| idea of making some investments, but
did not find anything to his exact lik-
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hepner, of this city,
and Mr. Warren Hepner. the latter of
Forreston, Ill, arrived here Tuesday
night from most enjoyable three
weeks trip to Denver and return. Mr..
weeks visit, before returning to his
home, In Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ewald, who have
been enjoying their two weeks honey
moon at points in Canada and the east,
arrived home Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs Ewald visited relatives at ST.
Thomas, Ont, Toronto and Richmond
Hill, Ont, and at Buffalo, Niagara
4 Falls and Chicago. Their principal
stay was In the latter city.
Work was begun yesterday on a
handsome residence which A. B. Cop
pock will build on West Main street,
near Twelfth The house will cost
complete, $4,000. Ogle & Moran have
the contract Frank Dewey is also
building a nice two-story residence on
North Second avenue, which, when
completed, will bost about $4,000. Ogle
& Moran also have this contract.
About fifty of the neighbors and
more intimate friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Erickson, who are to move to La
Noble, delightfully."- surprised them
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Bay,
All North First avenue. The guests
os honor were presented with set Of
selid silver teaspoons, of a beautiful
colonial pattern. The evening was
most pleasantly spent and light re-
| freshments were served.