Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-20
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. 2s East Main.

F. E. Thomas, dentist over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new 1872.
The first to show fancy Roman stripe
silk belts. Pratt & Baxter.
The Soldier of the Valley" SOL
dier's love story, at Lebigs
A large variety of useful articles in
china for % cents. d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
Wanted-Heavy team to haul ice. In
quire Iowa Artificial Ice and Refriger-
ating Co.
Wanted-Helpers and teamsters. In
quire Iowa Artificial Ice and Refriger-
ating Co.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth will
hold three night fair in Forney's hall
October Is, 10 and, 20
The I. & Y. $500 bench made shoes
are the latest creation in shoe making.
Sold by 1ngledue & Young.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight, Fer
guson's (seven) piece orchestra. Adj
mission 10c. Electric fans.
Il
The sanitary baked goods cannot be
equaled for quality and variety. Culley
the grocer, handles full line.
| Captain C. S Bradshaw. of Toledo,
spent the day in the city Captain
| Bradshaw is the democratic candidate
for judge in this district.
| Stomach dosing will not cure ca. .
i At; arr1S
killing air will cure the disease. Nc
Bride & Will sells on guarantee.
A look thru our store Wi convince
| you that we give the best shoe value
| for the least money Ask for the l. &
lY. $3.50 hand sewed shoes. Ingledue
& Young.
The regular meeting of the W. c. L.
| u. was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Hanegan, 107 West
| Linn street A very good meeting was
enjoyed.
THE Girl and the Bandit" with Viola
Gillette in the leading role, will be
seen at the Odeon next Tuesday even
ing. This will be the opening of the
regular season.
The Iowa Central has completed the
new freight platform and shed in the
rear of it's local freight office on Third
avenue The platform, which is new
turnout, cost the company s2,1oo.
Frank ogle is building a handsome
new home at I'LL West Summit street,
which will be finished and ready for the
family's occupancy by about Thanks
giving The new residence will cost
when completed about $4,000.
The Lyman Brothers are the only
twin comedians now appearing on any
stage in this country. They will pre-
sent their new musical farce THE
Rustlers," at the Odeon next Sunday
eveing. Prices Is, 25 So and Soc
A ]. Storrs, who was formerly day
operator for the Iowa Central at its
Pickering station, has been transferred
to this city, and has been made night
operator at the office of Yardnraster
j. H. Higham. Mr.. Storrs succeeds
Charles Beechman, who has resigned
J. W. Walters, of Albion, who has
been visiting since early last spring
with his sons, Benjamin and Lewis
Walters, who are living near Sykes
ton, N. D., returned home "Wednesday,
Mr. Walters is interested with his sons
in land near Sykeston.
D. Mansfield, of Clinton, a conduct
or on the Northwestern, and a brother
of B. A. Mansfield, formerly of this
city, was in the city for short time
this morning. Mr. Mansfield was on
his way to Hot Springs, Col, where he
goes to take treatmei- for threaten
ed attack of diabetis.
Thousands from Marshall and sur
rounding counties have announced their
intention of attending the fair tomor-
cow and the crowd promises TO exceed
that Of either of the previous days.
Everybody wants to see the fair and
Everybody wants to see that immense
stock of carpets, linoleums and ele-
giant furniture at A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
Wednesday evening the members and
friends of the Union Mission gathered
| at the home of Mr.. l.. E. Lurvey and
assisted him in celebrating his ami
versary The guests presented Mr..
Lurvey with nice bible. Mrs. South
wick made the presentation, and after
Mr.. Lurvey's response. short talks and
| music helped to make the evening. a
delightful one Light refreshments
were served by Mrs Lurvey
Rev. James Pickard, formerly pas
tor of the Honey Creek Friends church
and a well known resident of New
Providence who recently moved with
his family to this city to live, is very
| dangerously sick at his home 106 North
Seventh street. Rev. Pickard is suf-
| fering with an abscess of the liver. He
| has undergone two operations during
recent years for the disease, and as
soon as he is able another operation is
| 10 be performed. His condition is SO
serious, however that his son, Roy
| Pickard, of near Fargo, NJ D., has been
| telegraphed for. He is expected to ar
rive tonight or Friday.
r. R. Lounsberry. formerly of this
city who for several months has been
at Mitchell Neb.. is here for short
visit with his father. N. l.. Louns-
berry and other relatives. Mr.. Louns-
| berry went to Mitchell early last sum-
mer to enter the employ of telephone
company. Later he secured a position
with the contracting firm Of Nancy
Brothers & Co, and now he has been
promoted to be the head of the firms
wholesale commissary department.