Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-21
Tonight-M. w. A. fair; Finkle's hall.
DR. Bullard. osreopath. % East Main.

DR. Billiard. osteopath. 20 East Main.
Finkle's hall, tonight-M. w. A. fair.
Woodmen fair, F'inkle's hall, tonight.
Tonfght-M. w. A. fair. Finkle's hail.
A large variety in styles of clocks at
Aliens jewelry store.
Finest line of hand-painted calen-
ders in the city at Liebig's.
4 Sheled walnuts, pecans, almonds
and Spanish peanut meats at Culley's.
Dakota best high patent flour Sold
at wholesale and retail by Kirk Bros.
From $3.50 to $500 boys and little
gents shoes-no better. Trautmann &
Co.
You better speak quick if you want
| any of that dirt for filing. c. f.
Reimer & CO.
Go to Scheid Brothers meat market
for your oysters and celery. They have
| fresh water fish
Malaga grapes, large cranberries
Kiefer pears California ounces and
eating pears at Culley's.
At. the Odeon tonight, "a Struggle
| for Gold" by the Miller Stock Conn
pany Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
It is that big Is cent meal that ac-
counts for the crowds going to Henry
Sundelrs restaurant, where the large
electric piano plays.
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Have you seen the numerous articles
which have been added to the kitchen
cabinet to be given away at Marion
1 Cards furniture store?
| Mrs DIR. A. c. Fry, specialist in
nervous diseases and diseases of wo-
men Office and residence in Fry
| block, 102 and 104 West Main street.
The ladies who have seen that
| kitchen cabinet collection at Marion
Cards furniture store on East Main
| street are greatly interested in it's
growth.
It is not necessary to go to a city
to get the latest goods when you have
a store like the D. G. Wilbur store.
They always have the newest de-
signs and styles. Call in and see their
large stock of mission goods.
President George E. MacLean, of
Iowa State University, Iowa City, who
is to speak at the R. r. Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday afternoon, arrived in the city
this afternoon and will be guest at
the H. j. Howe home over Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Boyd, of Liscomb. was
successfully operated ON Friday at the
Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium at
Marshalltown for a tunor of the left
eye This institution is fully equipped
for the, scientific fitting of glasses.
d. Loden, of New Sharon, has in
vented field machine that will be run
by a gasoline engine, doing away with
horses entirely Mr. Loden is native
of Stavanger, Norway, born there in
1880, and has been a resident of Iowa
for five years.
A special train carrying eastern rail-
road magnates, including E. H.Harri-
man, of the Union Pacific, is expected
to pass thru the city going west on the
Northwestern either Sunday or Monday.
i A special car to carry the party was
taken east Friday.
People in the literary and musical
circles Of the city are much interest
ed in the Railroad Y. M. c. A. course
| this year. They are buying tickets
particularly to hear the Hahn Or
/ chestra. jackson Sammis Co., dorado
Taft and President Seerley.
| Central passenger coach, No. 20,
fresh and glistening with new coat
of paint, and varnsh, and just out of
the shops where 1t has been thor
oughly overhauled and repaired. was
put on passenger train No. 3 Friday
evening and sent north.
Tony" Psenicka's tailoring estab-
lis,hnnent at 226 East Main street, is
just in receipt of fine line of the lat
est goods out for suits and overcoats.
The men OF Marshalltown appreciate
Mr.. Psenicka's efforts to have every
thing up-to-date, if the large force he
is working at the present time is any
4 indication.
Mrs. W. C. Dilley, 4Os East Linn
street. entertained the former members
of the H. d. U. club Friday evening,
in honor of her daughter. Mrs. John v.
Bass. of Steamboat Rock, who was Il
member of the club. The decorations
were in the clubs colors, green and
lavendar. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess during the even
ing, and souvenir post cards were CIV
en- as favors.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. McCombs,
M S. Mcfarland and w. p. Woodruff,
who have been spending ten days at
Lake Jefferson, Mimi, arrived home
Friday evening. During the last few
days the party was at the lake the
weather was so cold that fishing was
poor, and It was very uncomfortable
being out on the water. Bryon Web
ster, who has also been at Lake JEFF
| ferson, arrived home this morning.
| Mr.. John Berg, 507 West Linn street,
entertained few of his friends Fri
day evening at hard times party. The
guests were Misses Bessie and Minnie
Peterson. Jennie and Hulda Johnson.
Alice Seberg, Bessie Quist, Mabel and
Bessie Mold, Messrs. Albert and Ed.
Carlson, Roy Seberg and Henry Nell
son. A jolly time was enjoyed and re-
p,..,