Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-01
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

| DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Travellers non leakable ink wells at
Liebig's.
1 Long black kid gloves, all sizes, at
| NJ F. Andrews.
| r. e. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new S22.
The Pictorial Review patterns, said
| to be the best, for sale at Simmons
Book Store.
Miss Mary Bruce. of the Woodbury.
school, spent Sunday with relatives in
| Minneapolis.
A very extensive stock of s1.5o copy
I right books for sale at so cents, at
| Simmons Book Store.
Ladies' matinee every Wednesday
afternoon and children's matinee every,
Saturday afternoon, at the Bijou The
| alter.
| Wanted--Man to rent farm on stock
shares. Must be competent to manage.
Address "J.-22," care Times Repub-
| lican.
Mr.. Fred Jones, who is attending
Iowa State College. at Ames, spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. II. Jones'
Please do not forget that we are
headquarters for sewing machines
| the New Home line-$17 buys Ruby
machine. See Schmidt.
The mothers department of the
woman's Club will meet with Mrs. 5.
p Knsely. EOS West Lincoln street,
/ Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Glasses in penmanship. bookkeeping,
! business arithmetic and English
grammar will be organized at the Y. M.
| c. A. night school Tuesday evening.
Competent teachers; very low fee.
We nave French Nugget, Cream and
Nut fudge, and fresh chocolates. Take
a. box of nice candy home to your fam
lily. If you have no family. take a box
| anyhow. Wachter. 33 West Main.
| Deputy, Sheriff Alva Nicholson and
Officer Frank Haas left Sunday night
for Fort Madison in charge of George
Leonard who was on Saturday sem
fenced to serve a term of five years for
burglary.
L
Miss Gussie Heinz, 306 jerome street,
entertained thirteen girl friends Satur-
| day afternoon, in celebration of her
10th birthday anniversary. All enjoyed
a nice time, and supper was served by
Mrs. Heinz.
1 The stove business is in full blast.
This week, with the change in the
weather we should sell not less than
twenty-five stoves Fall in line. visit
Schmidt,s stove store. It's a treat to
inspect line of 100 stoves.
Our regular monthly horse sale. Oct.
9Th, Ill North Center street Bring In
marketable horses. Will have many
new buyers to take all that yo. offer.
Robert 8. Gowdy, auctioneer; G. e.
1 Crazy, manager.
The most awkward and ungainly
woman can be transformed into a
beautiful, lovely creature if she has the
brain power>to absorb the fact that
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will do
the business. Tea or tablets, 80 cents.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Ouartermaster H. j. Bennett, of the
| Soldiers Home, gave an excellent adj
dress before small audience Of men
at the Railroad Y NJ c. A. Sunday
4 afternoon. The Crescent Concert
Company furnished the music for the
meeting.
AS an indication of prosperous times,
the Eadie-Ward Music Co. reports the
sale of eight new pianos sold last FRI
day These sales were all consumate1
on that day; two in Ames and six on
| the floor of their ware rooms in this
city The big corn crop is beginning
| to have its effect.
1 Myron Stouffers Shorthorn sale. at
| Melbourne, Iowa, OctoZer IL. Six bulls
and thirty-two females: thirty-eight
head. Sale begins at l o'clock. Free
lunch at noon Catalogs will be ready
September 25 Al P. Mason, Robt. S.
! Gowdy and J. w. CARTS, auctioneefs.
Harlow Bagley, clerk. Myron Stouffer,
Melbourne, Iowa.
A large number from this city visit
ed in Minneapolis and st. Paul Sunday
and today, going on the Iowa Central
excursion trains, which passed thru
here early Sunday morning. One hum
dred thirty-four tickets We're sold out
of this city alone and many We're pick
ed up by the trains both south and
north of here No. 5. the north bound
train. was run in three sections to ac-
commodate the excursionists.
Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Jones, 100 East
State street, are in receipt of letter
from their son, Branch S. Jones, Of
Sacramento Cal, telling of a small
loss by fire in the new home Mr.
Jones had just completed and occu-
pied. pile Of rags. used by work
| men in painting, had been left in the
$ kitchen. and spontaneous combustion
= resulted While the real damage t.
: tn house was small hole was burn.
/ ed thru the wall. and the entire house
} was badly smoked.
Mrs Walter E. Hapgood, who has
been spending the summer with hel
parents Mr. and Mrs T. D. McElroy
went to Chicago Saturday, and from
, there went to Cincinnati, where she
y Joined Mr. Hapgood. Together tEE5
will go to Lexington. KY, to remain
for about two weeks. Mrs. Hapgoo6
: will return to this city. and will stay
here until about Thanksgiving time
when Mr. Hapgood will come to the
city for her, and together they will re-
turn to- their home.
. Mrs Josephine Marsh, who has beel
: a patient at ST. Thomas hospital TO
savaral months after having under