Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-13
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.

| Dr. OSC6Opdln, 20 East MALL
Gilchrist can lids and rubbers a
Culley's.
| Attend the benefit fair at Red Men.
hall Saturday night Admission 10c.
Come and see me, 1 will do you good
Consultation free. DR.. MARS, 122 Eas
/ Main street
| Wanted-Twenty girls to work a
1 fair grounds during fair week. Robert
| son & Strub.
| All suffering with kidney troubles
| rheumatism, lame back, stiff joints,
can help or cure. Consultation free
| DR.. Mairs.
If you enjoy nice cup Of coffee try
| our Dinner Party, 90 cents per pound
| COOPERATIVE Grocery, 10 North First
avenue
Mr. and Mrs j. A. OFT, who reside
on North Fourth and Jerome streets
are the parents of a son, born We'd
| nesday evening.
A good daylight store is worth some
thing to buy goods in. We have got
it and a full line of good goods at low
prices. Benedict Il Brintnall.
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For Rent The house now occupied
by A. G. Johnson, No. North Third
street Possession given october L. In
quire of JAS Hall, over Morgan's drug
store.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. G
A. will be entertained on Friday by
Mrs. George Gregory and Mrs. #. G
Holly, at the Gregory home, oil West
Main street
Mrs. Ida johnson and Mrs. Elery en-
tertained the Tirzah Aid Society We'd
nesday afternoon at the latters home.
800 West Boone street, serving lunch
after the usual business session.
Have you tried our buttermills
bread? If not you should do so at
once. 1t is the best bread on the mar
ket. We have everything nice and
fresh in bakery goods. Robertson &
Strub.
Chris Olson, a carpenter employed
in the shops of the Iowa Central, while
at work Wednesday, badly bruised his
left hand by striking it with the ham
mer he was using In cutting a plank
with chisel.
August Reimenschneider, of State
day at the Britain & Co. carload of
good hogs. B. l.. Pyle. of Marietta,
was also on the market Wednesday
with a load.
AS 1 have an over stock Of buggies.
spring wagons, and surries, that | do
not care to carry over the winter,
will offer them at greatly reduced
prices for the next thirty days. Come
and get my prices. F. w. Curtis.
Quality preparation, price. The -es-
sentials of economical coal buying
Empire Illinois lump or nut have these
essentials IN q marked degree. See
Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Co., about
your winter supply.
The sensational melo-drama, The
Midnight Flyer" with it's thrilling and
wonderful mechanical effects, come to
the Odeon this evening. All special
scenery is used in the production
Prices Is, 25, 35 and so cents.
An ice cream social was given under
the auspices of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Ladies' Aid Society, Wednesday
evening at the Ole Thorson home, sos
East State street. 1t was fairly we'll
attended, considering the weather.
The Jack Hoeffler Show will be the
attraction at the Odeon all fair week,
opening Sunday night, September 16,
in the comedy drama, Brother Against
Brother Pleasing specialties will be
introduced between each act. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
The Busy Bee Circle of the J.. o. T.
NJ. was entertained Wednesday after>
noon by three hostesses, Mrs. nj. Du-
Cane, Mrs Lydia Richeson and Miss
Rose DuCane, at the DuCane home, 81
South Second street. A very pleasant
meeting was enjoyed.
Miss Florence Gustafson, 203 North
Sixth street, who celebrated Wednes-
day. her birthday anniversary. enter
tanned few of her girl friends in the
afternoon after 4 O'clock. and later, a
nice supper was served by her mother,
Mrs. Charles Gustafson.
Rev j. M. Plumb, of this city, who
was assigned to the Methodist Protes-
tant church at Rhodes, recently, will
leave the city and move to Rhodes
early next week. Rev. Plumb has been
in the pastorate of the denomination
for the past three years.
Cedar Rapids Mrs. w.
P. Galloway, of Estherville, and son
Carleton arrived from oklahoma Mon
day night to spend few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Jackson.
Dr. Galloway Joined his family here
and is attending the meeting of, the
Northern Dental Society, being a
prominent member Of the 200"
Will Iseman, who is employed by
the Marshall Oil Company, will leave
about October / for Fargo, n. d..
where he will enter the employ of the
company's branch which is being es-
tablished there. His brother Roy Ise-
man, who is also employed by the
Marshall OIL Company, will leave
about the same time for his home in
Burlington, Kas. AS farewell for the
young men the Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church will give a
social at the home of Lee Derby, 2O5
North Fourth street, Friday evening
Mrs. r. L. Kinnan, SOP West Main
street, was hostess at delightful sew
party Wednesday afternoon, enter
tanning the young ladies, about a doz-
en- in number, of her former Congrega-
tional Sunday school class, and few