Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-16

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New belts, at NJ. F. Andrews.
Or. Jay. physician and surgeon. I
Kemble's flowers. 62e North Third
Dakota best high patent -four Sold
at wholesale and RETAIL by Kirk Bros
The "Rajah Of Bhong" company ar
rived in the city this morning from
GrinneM.
The Munsing underwear is the bes,
knit underwear on the market Give
it trial. M. F. Andrews.
warted-At once, good second
hand fiat, top desk; also a good stand
ing desk. Call at LaShelle's cigar
store.
The best OF all Swedish dialect plays
lyon lYohnson," Will be seen at the
Odeon next Saturday. matinee and
night.
For sale-One-quarter car for Los
Angeles. Now is the time to send
your goods reasonable. See Bennett
& Binford.
The Ladies' Chapter OF the Bark.
ens' Reserve Society will meet with
Mrs. A. Carlson, SIG West Linn street
tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Macdonald, OF the STANDARD
Dress Cutting School. over the New
England store, leaves this evening for
Chicago. to be gone for q week.
When it comes to the best quality Of
furniture and carpets you will find thu
largest selection at the lowest POSSIBLE
prices at the d. G. Wilbur store or
West Main street.
For Relt-No. 9 North Fourth street,
where DR.. Clemmer now lives, will be
for rent December /, 1905 Call and see
us. John ID. Vail Real Estate Co, 100
West Main street. -.
John Wright lett this morning for
Iowa City to spend a few days at the
State University with friends, and to
attend the Iowa-Drake foot ball game
on Saturday. While In Iowa City Mr..
Wright will be the guest Of Maurice
Kent.
The pastoral comedy Of New England
life, An Orphans Prayer" comes to
the Odeon tomorrow evening. All
special scenery is carried for the four
acts and the presenting company is a
good one. Prices IS. 35. so and Is
cents.
Are you interested in iron beds that
ore the best values ever offered? You
will find the d. G. Wilbur store has he
goods this fall as well as the low price
and we will be only too glad to have
you make a visit to our store whether
you wish to buy or not.
The body Of Ole Anderson, who died
Monday in Crookston, Mimi, reached
the city Wednesday evening. It was
taken to the home Of the deceased's
mother, corner of Fifth avenue and
Bromley street, this afternoon, and the
funeral will be held there Friday after
noon.
Word from st. Louis is to the effect
that Mrs. Samuel Bernstein, formerly
OF this city, Is improving nicely from
the effects of her recent surgical ope-
ration, and was discharged from the
hospital today. Mrs. Bernstein is ex-
pected to come to the city some time
before Christmas for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Friedman
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Willoughby, Of
South Wakefield, N. H, who have beer
visiting at the home of the latter.
sister, Mrs. W. T. Boar1man. for the
past three weeks, left this morning fol
Los Angeles, Cad. If he finds Cali.
fornia to his liking Mr.. Wil1oughby
will engage in business In Los Angeles
or Pasadena. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiilougfnby
will remain in California for at Least
g year.
AS warning to employees in the
train service of the Iowa Central, and
IN the hopes OF securing a Closer OD-
servance of the rules governing the
operating of trains, Trainmaster j. 2.
Mccarthy has caused to be posted in
the office Of the local yardmaster bull
letins setting forth the suspension and
dismissal ct employees for violation OF
rules. In the most of the bulletins
the names Of the offending employees
have been omitted, but the reasons for
their discharge or suspension are CIV
en-.
Mrs. e. c. I.a:nson, so2 North
Fourth street. gave most enjoyable
hard times party Wednesday evening
to about eighteen Of her lady friends.
Invitations were issued on brown pa
per. In the dining room free lunch
was served in typical hard times style.
consisting Of bread and butter sand
witches, bologna, pumpkin pie, dough-
nuts and coffee. The guests were ask
ed to see how many words they could
make out Of the words hard time
Mrs. ]. P. Mead won the prize, a can
Of corn, having derived ninety-seyen
words. Souvenirs were given by the
hoa+aae In tho chapa If animal coo7xie