Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-19
Kemble's flowers, 500 North Third.

| ing ut Miss Middlekauif Thursday.
High class wall paper and interior
decorating. Skegg's Wall Paper store
| -Four days only. fur lined garments
at Simons at actual Wholesale prices
| New outing gowns for men. women
and children. are in for your inspec-
| ton. M. L. Andrews.
Everyone interested i'm stylish mil
linery is cordially invited to call nj
Steers next Thursday.
If you are thinking or painting or
paperng your house don't fail to see
Jones, los East state. Finkle block.
Mr. John Tripp.who has been SPEND
ing the past month in Aberdeen s. H.,
visiting and on business, arrived home
Monday.
Everyone interested in stylish mill
lenery is cordially invited To attend
our millinery opening Thursday Nj.
Middlekauff.
Mrs. w. L. Topf who has been so
continues to improve slowly. She is
SUN tpllllIlGu ~ Ilcf monte. HOWEVER.
Have your pictures framed now. a
beautiful line of mouldings aud mats
and Il first class frame maker to do
the work Skeggs Wall Paper Store
When looking for bargains in wall
paper look at all the other fellows
stock first, then go and see Jones, los
East State. There you will find the
best.
Mr. r. A. Armstrong, of Gearing,
spent Monday afternoon in the city,
arriving from Denver. where he has
been in attendance at the national G.
A. r. encampment.
Won STEMS Kidney and Rachache
Pills cure all kidney complaints, and
diseases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder Price 80 cents
For sale by Alexander Drug Co.
Arthur Dunn. of ST Anthony the
sixth member of his fathers family to
undergo an operation for appendicitis
within the past three years, is improv-
ing nicely at ST. Thomas hospital.
The w. c. Il. o. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. e. c.
White. 80 North Second avenue SUI
perintendents of departments will be
elected, as will also delegates to the
state convention.
The fact that people who once wear
the Munsing underwear can seldom BE-
induced to buy any other kind. is the
best sort of evidence as to the genuine
merit of the goods. Our sales this seal
son are larger than ever. Buy early
NJ. f. Andrews
Mr.. Frank Horton, of Buffalo, Wyo.,
son of Commandant c. c. Horton, of
the Soldiers Home. is expected to ar
rive in the city this week for visit
with his parents. Mr.. Horton is on
sheep ranch near Buffalo, learning the
sheep business.
Officer Frank Haas, of the police
force, is off duty for weeks vaca-
ton. Officer Hanson, who has been
on a vacation for two weeks, is still |
off. and the depot beat during the day
hours is being supplied at present by
Deputy Marshal Clark.
DR.. w. r. Mahood, of Sioux City,
brother of Mr.. r. j. Mahood, of Nc
Donald & Manhood, arrived in the city
evening, and will be the guest
If his brother for a few days. DR..
Mahood is on his way to Chicago,
where he will remain for few weeks.
aking post graduate work in one of
he hospitals.
Veteran j. G. Poinsett, of the Sol
liers' Home, left for Ottumwa Monday
called by a telegram, received
It 4:30, announcing the death of his
sister, Mrs. Eliza Scott. Mrs Scott
lad been i'll between three and four
months. and her death had been ex-
,ected for several days. The interment
will be in Hutchinson Kan.
The contract for the drainage ditch
hru the lowlands east of the city may
lot be awarded by the board of super
-isors, as was the original intention
As yet there has only been one bid
hat will likely be filed, and the board
nay decide to postpone the letting of
he contract until a later date, so that
more time may be given those who
nay wish to figure on the work
George Gregory left this morning
# the International Anthracite Mer-
hants' Association, which meets
here on Thursday. Mr.. Gregory, who
s vice president of the Iowa and Ne
'raska Retail Coal Dealers Associa-
ion, goes as a representative of the
owa and Nebraska Association
Mr.. Earl Ward, of Chicago, son OF
lr. and Mrs. NJ E. Ward, of Bromley.
rho has been visiting his parents and
rother Mr.. Edgar Ward, for a week..
eft for Chicago Monday afternoon.
ummoned home to look after SOM.
BUSINESS. He expects to return to
Bromley in a few days, for another
tay of week Mr.. Ward has been
n Chicago several years, in the en-
10y of Minteer Hubbard & Co., live
took commission agents, Union Stock
ards
Mr.. Walker Whiteside, this season
ppearing in that exquisite conception
David Garrick's Love-" will be seen
t the Odeon next Friday evening. Sep
ember 22nd and an extraordinarily
performance of one of the
reatest romantic plays of the age.
viii be given. Miss Claire Vincent IS
ppearing in the leading female role in
Import of Mr.. Whiteside, and the 9th
+ members of the company have been
hosen after a careful consideration OF
heir capabilities. The company is VOL
alanced and perfect rendition of every
ne in the play is assured. Seats go
n sale Thursday morning.