Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-23
DR.. Ward, osteopathic Physician.
Or Bullard, osteopatn. 2s East Main.

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Last call, your choice of any coat in
the store, $5.75. A. III. Simon.
DR.. Cora Williams diseases OF
women, Office over Fidelity bank.
BE sure to get some of the great
values we have in crash Wednesday, Z
Il. Lay.
Don't fail to see our line of skirts:
new spring styles, $500 up. A. III.
Simon.
-Four second hand skylights for sale
"a bargain. Marshalltown Cornice
Works.
The subject at the Baptist church to-
night will be LAS You Like 1t" followed
by baptism.
Heinz apple butter in handled jars is
a fine product. In stock at Reynolds
& Sheldon's
Something new every evening this
week at Trades and Labor Assembly
Fair at Forney's hail.
Foot ball poker--a game combining
all the interest and excitement of the
two great American games, at Liebg'
In M. +. Andrews dress goods de-
partment you will find all the new
spring materials in all the new, pop
ular shades.
meeting of ST. Margarets Mission
will be held this evening at the home
of Miss ISABEL Mitchem, 8 South
Twelfth street
| In the voting contest at the High
landers' recent fair for the most popu-
lar orchestra, Williams orchestra was
awarded the prize
We have two ladies' 45-inch fur
driving coats that you can buy cheap.
If you are interested come in and see
them NJ f. Andrews.
| Our wash goods and dress goods
We're purchased before the advances in
prices. Take advantage of the low
prices we are now making. f.. r. Lay.
Amy cloth coat in the store goes at
just half price. Some wonderful VAL
ues among them. You better hurry
every day the assortment gets smaller.
| NJ. r. Andrews.
The Mission Study class of st. Paups
| church was entertained at its regular
| meeting Monday afternoon by Mrs j.
c. Mitchem. After the usual study
hour, light refreshments were enjoyed.
W. A. WATSON, of this city. is one
of the contestants in the state checke,
! tournament, which opened in Des
\ Moines today. The tournament will
last thru today, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Something new in the way of prices
at the d. c. Wilbur store until the
fifteenth of February. Prices that are
lower than ever before and on the same
I goods that we have always carried. In
| vestigate.
A complimentary ball and banquet
will be given by Marshalltown Aerie
No 341, F. o. E., tomorrow evening, in
honor of the ladies who assisted in
making the recent fair of the order d
social and financial success.
| Owing to the unfavorable wea theI
the crowd in attendance at the opening
bly, fair, which began at Forneys hall
/ WIS HNESG WHO were DTeStlll
however, enjoyed pleasant evening.
With the "buy at home" spirit in
creasing, we may expect more pros
porous days. Quality and Workman
ship considered. A. e. Wilbur & Sons
will meet any price quoted by cat
alog house on furniture, carpets, etc
The w. c. 7. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with the secretary, Mrs.
| Carrie e. Frederick, North Seventh
avenue. Legislation and Petition
will be the subject of the afternoon,
and child labor will also be discussed.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. r. e. Sears
and the attendance was quite good
considering the stormy weather. Mrs
Lodency Childs, mother of the hostess
was the only guest The circle will
meet next week with Mrs. j. +. Tai
lett.
When a man tells you he will give
you something for nothing you watch
out for that man but when the d. G.
Wilbur store tells you that they have
reduced their prices to the lowest pos
will get the most goods ever offered for
the money in quality and quantity.
The regular meeting of the Euter-
pean fraternity will be held as usual
in the library auditorium Wednesday
evening. Study classes will begin
promptly at 1880 O'clock. and Mrs c.
A. Newcomer, Miss Nellie Garwood
and Miss Tess Tinker will be the re-
spective leaders for the music, poetry
and music sections.
j. M. Carmean has filed for the
March term of the district court a Pc
tition in divorce from his wife, Mrs
Leonora W. Carmean. Adultery is all
legged in the petition as the cause for
bringing suit. Mr.. Carmean asks that
he be given the custody of his daugh-
ter, Hettie o. Carmean, aged 10 years
The couple was married in Mahomet.
ILL.,, July "a, 1890.
This city was very near the edge of
the storm belt of Monday, and while
the storm east of here was severe, and
more snow fell, there was no fall
northwest or southwest of here farther
than a few miles. West of Minerva
there was no snow, and Albion marked
about the northern boundary of the
storm, as no snow fell at either Lis
comb or Union. The storm here was
only furry of snow at Melbourne