Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-30
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Or. Jay, physician ard surgeon.
D. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
DR.. Lderle specialist. eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted.
r. W. Chamberlain is in. Chicago this
week buying holiday goods.
Guenther's chocolates and bon bons.
Alexander Drug Company.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. dentist, office over
the Fidelity bank. New phone 81.
A 25-cent picture for 10 cents at
Simmons Book Store tomorrow.
Thirty 50-cent framed pictures for
Is cents each, at Simmons tomor-
row.
See Schmidt for carriage heater
They make drive on the coolest day
a pleasure
Foreman Will Jordan, Of the Iowa
Central boiler shops, was in Oskaloo-
sa today on business.
Wanted-Onton and potatoes Will
pay the highest market price at Mar
shalltown. Z. j. Shoemaker.
Remember my lease expires on Nov.
l, and that slaughter sale of buggies
will continue until then. G. w. OAR
ling.
Special prices-15. Is; IS and so
cents-have been arranged for "A
Russian Spy" at the odeon tomorrow
evening.
Lost Gentleman's gold watch chain
on East Main Finder can receive S.
reward by returning same to care of
the Times Republican.
w. T. Antrim, of Belle PLANE, is
staying at the Wood Eye and Ear Sam
itarium at Marshalltown, taking treat
ment for his eyes which have been
very bad but are now improving.
We have been unusually fortunate in
our purchases of cloaks this season in
securing exceptional values. Come in
and see the many splendid makeups
we are showing. NJ. F. Andrews.
"a Russian Spy" the great Russo
Japanese war drama, will come to the
Odeon tomorrow evening. 1t is written
from incidents of the late war. Spec
ial prices have been arranged-15, rs.
IS and so cents.
Can anyone use lot Of galvanized
iron boxes once made for rural route
mail boxes? When the government
adopted a uniform box we got stuck
with some good boxes on our hands.
They must be sold or given away.
Times-Republican
The largest audience Of the season
which has greeted a speaker attended
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. Elijah
B. Jones. His subject was How We
May Know There is Cod Mrs.
Williams orchestra furnished most
excellent music.
The next musical comedy at the
Odeon will be Geo. NJ. Cohar's greatest
success Little Johnny JONES'" which
comes next Friday evening. November
Bird. 1T is the piece that ran all last
summer in Chicago, at the Illinois
theater. The company numbers fifty
people, and the production is complete
in every detail
Employees from all Of the depart
ments of the Iowa Central, attended
the meeting held at Oskaloosa Sunday
afternoon, which was called by Train
master T. E. Mccarthy. Eighty five
from Oskaloosa, Monmouth, Keiths-
burg and this city were present
Those who attended from here were
Yardmaster j. n. Higham and Travel
ing Engineer W. E. Dryer.
DR.. shallenberger, the Chicago
specialist, who has been visiting Ne
vada every month for several years,
has demonstrated his professional
skill in my case. had been bothered
with stomach and kidney trouble for
years and had taken treatment from
several physicians and receives No We
lief Finally I consulted DR.. Shallen-
berger and am glad that did He mas
fulfilled his promise and is honest in
his work. II you are incurable he will
tell you, Write and will cheerfully
answer lai1J letters. A. e. Eatwell,
Nearing, iowa.
IA hard times halloween party was
enjoyed Saturday evening by the
Scherzando Club and few guests in
the basement OF the w. r. Chamber
lain home, Miss Winifred Chamber
lain being the hostess. Halloween
games were enjoyed and Of course tlss
ghost appeared. Refreshments typical
of the occasion were served. The club
is composed Of six girls, Edna Balch,
Irene Eason, Jane Skegg, Jennie Wells,
Marguerite Kane and Winifred
Chamberlain. Guests Of the club were
Miss Nellie Meeker, Miss Padmore and
Miss Curry.
Rev. j. T. Crippen, d. D.. field Sec
rotary Of Cornell College, was in the
city Saturday afternoon, being on his
way to Steamboat Rock, where he
preached in the Methodist church Sun
day morning. In the evening Dr..
Crippen delivered an address on
"Christian Education" Rev. Crippen
has just moved from Tama, where
he has been making his headquarters.
and home. to Mount Vernon. where he
can keep in. closer touch with the col
lege officials Dr. Crippen. who lives
here for number Of years, while act
ing as presiding elder of the MARSHALL
town district, is now entering upon his
fifty-t third year in the ministry, and
the thirty third year in Iowa
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