Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-21

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I School supplies at Liebig's.
| DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday
night.
surgeon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Con Jacobson, of 40s
North Third avenue, are parents of q
| son.
| Wanted-Heavy team to haul ice. In
uuire Iowa Artificial Ice and Refriger-
ating Co.
| Wanted-Helpers and transfers. In
uuire. Iowa Artificial Ice and Refriger-
| ating Co.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight Fer
| gusons (sevem piece orchestra. Adj
mission 1Oc. Electric fans.
Better call No. % for supply of dry
| kindling while you can get 1T dry. L
c. Cartwright, op. postoffice.
at the Odeon Sunday night the fa-
nous Lyman Twins will present their
latest farce comedy. THE Rustlers.
Prices 10, 25 35Nand so cents.
The condition of Rev. j. b. Pickard
of LOG North Seventh street, who is III
OF abcess of the liver. Is quite critical
today and it is feared that he can not
survive.
Miss Mabel Huff. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H HUFF, of this city, has
entered the conservatory of music OF
years course of study.
A full line of delicious home made
candy. We can please everyone and
our prices are no higher than for in
ferior candies. Wachter. the candy
man 33 West Main-street.
N Frank Battin. of Onawa, son of
Mr.. and Mrs William Battin, of this
city, was nominated for coroher of Mo-
mona county by the republican con-
vention, held at Monona Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols and
daughter Miss Emma Nichols, of Min
erva, were guests at tea Thursday eve-
ming and over night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ Norton. 500 West State
street.
We take great pleasure in showing
Sou our line of pictures and picture
mouldings this fall. They are designs
and ideas that anyone would be proud
Of If you enjoy seeing nice pictures
come in. The D. C. Wilbur store.
Fred A. Neil, who has been spending
a part of the summer in the city at his
home, left Thursday evening for Iowa
City to enter his senior year in the
dental school of the state university.
Schools opened at the university We'd
nesday.
General Claim Agent Paul Sewers,
of the Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
ST. Louis; Claim Agent Marquis Barr.
Of the Iowa Central, and Chief Clerk
True, of the office Of the general coun-
sci of both roads, were in the city to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs George Darling have
gone to Green Valley, ILL.,, to remain two
weeks at the home of Mr.. Darling
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their golden wedding. Mr.. Charles
Darling. formerly of this city but now
of Denver, will also attend the celebra-
ton, as will number of other relatives
and friends.
Everyone who buys a rug or carpet
wants to get the most possible for the
least money. Now, that is right, but is
the cheapest possible always the most?
We believe that quality counts in floor
and so have the best we can get in all
lines of floor coverings. The D. G. Will
bur Store on West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Westling, and
family, who have lived in this city for
a number of years, expect to move 70
Des Moines in a week or ten days to
live. The family is moving, so that
Mr. Westling, who is a travelling
salesman, may be at home more of the
time. Mr.. Westling will go to Des
Moines tonight to look for suitable
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George whitton are
entertaining an od-time friend from
Fort Madison, Mrs. Eliza Malcolm, who
was a childhood friend of Mr. Whit
ton. Mrs. Malcolm attended the county
fair Thursday, which recalled the fact
that she visited the first Iowa state
fair ever held. This fair was held at
Fairfield, i'm 1854, and they gave prizes
at that time for lady equestriennes.
Mrs. Malcolm is a first cousin of the
late James G. Blaine.
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Peggy From Paris" the George AIDE
musical comedy, which will be at the
Odeon next Monday evening, is notable
for its comedy characters Mr.. AIDES
humor has displayed itself not alone
in the lines and speeches and situa-
tons, but in the types of persons he
cleverly caricatures. This feature of
the musical comedy adds decidedly to
it's interest 1t is said that a really
clever story is told in the play and that
even without the musical accessories
it would stand as interesting comedy.
When to so much worth is added the
establishment of bright and spirited
melodies, fascinating chgruses and cap
tivating dances, there is nothing left to
be desired. Seats go on sale Saturday
at 10 a. m.
Joseph Rails, a former we'll known
resident of this city and county, has
arrived from the vest for an extended
visit with relatives, and at present is
a guest at the home of his nephew Mr..
j. A. Rails Mr.. Joseph Rails has been
making his home for several years with
his daughter Mrs Frank Woodbury.,
n Gal 1,,e H.,