Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-29
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Dance at Forneys hall Wednesday.
Grape fruit. d. S. Good Grocery &C
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
/. Il you want good bread, use Jerse,
Lily flour. y. S. Good Grocery Co.
Il Zelda, palmist, % cents. III Eas
State street. Positively last week.
Mr.. G. J. Williams, ahead Of "Th
Yankee Doodle Girls spent the da.
In the city.
superintendent C. S. Hayden, OF thu
Iowa Central, spent the day In tn
city on business.
am at my office, No. 1o6 East Mali
street, every day now, where client!
may find me- w. E. Smelling.
Will be in Chicago all week, buying
Christmas goods and attending lecture
on the eyes. R. w. Chamberlain.
Don't be SO prejudiced: employ gen.
uine Homeopathic treatment. BY do
ing so you avoid the cruel knife ant
early departure. DR.. I. H. Fry.
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Frank Newcomb. the Iowa Contra
brakeman who sustained broken arm
in an accident week ago, was dis.
charged from st. Thomas hospita
Sunday.
Miss Ella Smith, q graduate of the
Central Iowa Business College, has
accepted one of the heaviest office pc.
sitions in the city with c. E. Hatcher
real estate.
Sister Mary Vincent, superioress al
st. Thomas hospital, was summoned tt
the mother house at Davenport Sat
uraay. 1t is not known as yet whether
she is to return.
Rev. w. H. Scott was in st. Anthony
Sunday, where he filled the pulpit o!
the Christian church. In the afternoon
he was at Liscomb to conduct the fun.
eral Of William Page.
Regular monthly horse sale at Mar
shalltown, Iowa, Saturday, November
Bird. Bring in your marketable horses
More new buyers. c. C. Crary, man
ager. Robert S. Gowdy, auctioneer.
Miss Vera Winery, daughter o.
Jonathan WINERY, of Bangor, who has
been home two weeks on account o.
illness, returned to the city Sunday
evening. Miss Winery is high schoo
student.
Let us talk the vapor vacuum heat
ing system to you. We guarantee to
heat your house with one-tifth the fuel
than any other system you put in will
use. McCarten Plumbing Co., 10 West
Main street.
A new assortment of bullets an5
china closets have just arrived and we
are better prepared than ever to tis
you out with just the right thing 70,
Your dining room. The d. G.. Wilbur
Store, where quality rs.
DIR. Edward A. Steiner will deliver
his very interesting and instructive
lecture on Russia at the Congregations
al church Tuesday afternoon, at
o'clock, under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society. Tickets % cents.
Mr.. Roy McCord, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell McCord, VINO submitted to q
severe surgical operation for appendi-
ceal abscess, a few weeks ago, is able
to be up and about the house. and Fri
day came. down town for the first time
Mr. s. C.. Mcfarland, United States
consul at Reichenberg, Austria, who
has been confinel to his bed for sew
eral weeks as a result of a sprained
knee, is doing very nicely, and expects
to have the cast removed some time
this week
Mrs. Anna L. Smith, former we'll
known resident of Gilman, now of Lar
more, N. d. who has been in the city
for a visit of few days as the CUES
of Mrs. e. G. Lainson, left this after
noon for Rochester, Mimi, where she
will enter the Mayo Bros. hospital 70,
an operation.
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Mr.. T. Nelson Downs left Sunday
night for Joliet. ILL.,, where tonight he
begins a weeks engagement in the
Grand opera house. Mr.. Downs will
return here for week or two upon
the completion Of his Joliet engage
ment, and will then leave for the east
where he has engagements for twenty
weeks in the principal cities.
If we could sit down with you for a
few moments chat on fuel, we would
soon convince you of the merits OF
Solvay coke. The new process by
which this coke is made, together with
the grade of coal used for cooking, is
what puts Solvay coke in a class by
itself, and makes 1t the popular fuel
it is with those who use it. Are you
among them? Consumers Fuel Co.
Mrs. Robert Shirk and brother, NJ
William c. Teitgc, the latter n1embe.
of the Soldiers Home, went to Eldort
Saturday evening called by word an
nouncing the death Of their sister, Mrs
w. j. Brooks, at LaPlata, Mo. Tn,
body reached Eldora from Missouri
formerly Mrs. Alice Perry, of Eldora
died Thursday night. She was Al year;
of age, and is survived by her hus-
band and one son by her former hus'
band, Lewis Perry, Of LaPlata.
Mrs. c. F. Glover, of Oskaloosa. Ell
route to Boone to visit daughter, fei
from the north bound Central train