Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-06
DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Miller, jeweler, 10s East Main.

try club tonight.
Mr.. w. G. Kane was in Arnes Thurs
III Hay on business.
Dr. w. NJ Choate, dentist, office over
he Fidelity bank.
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The T.-R. has some old papers which
viii be, sold cheap.
If you want fine bread try sack O
ne Big Chief -four at lnmans.
Don't wear wobbly glasses-1nnes al
The Joseph Jewelry Co. repairs EN- in
a jiffy
If you want the highest price for
our butter and eggs, go TO lnman's
store
If you have anything to sell, trade
" rent, try classified ad tomorrow
me cent word.
We engrave--we reset stones--we do
anything and everything with jewelry
oseph Jewelry Co.
Lost on street-A round brooch
;et with diamonds. Finder phone Mrs.
Albert Odett. Both phones and receive
eWard.
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Manufacturers are closing out the
leo. H. Redel stock at factory cash.
Salesroom corner First and Main
streets
The Geo. II. Redel stock of pianos
must be sold. Your chance to get
'omething at the price you have been
| watching for.
Class Is Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will have an exchange in Reyn-
olds & Sheldon's store tomorrow after
noon and evening.
The classified column is a market
,lace for everybody who has something
10 sell. Try it tomorrow and be con-
] yinced. One cent word
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Your watch was made to run cor
.ectly-if it don't run right then you
| IRE ready for an acauaintanceship with
| he repair force of The Joseph JeWelry
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| Present your proposition to approx
! imately $4,000 readers thru the classl-
fled or other advertising columns in
this paper. 1t will pay you. Try
| want ad. tomorrow.
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New fall goods arriving daily at NJ.
| r. Andrews. You will do we'll to get
our prices on cotton and wool blankets,
| outing fiannels. fiannelettes underwear.
cloaks and furs, before you buy.
|
| Mr. and Mrs. j. " Bass, of Steam
BOAT Rock. are parents of daughter
Of standard weight Mrs. Bass was
formerly Miss Bessie Dilley, and is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dilley
of this city.
| In point of costumes and scenery
the production is deliberately equipped
and it is conceded that Swallowed by
| Three" is one of the seasons most
successful productions. There are
thirty people in the cast. Prices, %,
| so and IS cents
The funeral Of E. G. Clark was held
from the residence Of his daughter
4 Mrs. Cora Brown. $40 North Second
street, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and was quite largely attended by rel
atives, friends and neghbors. Rev.
Merle N. Smith otficiated, and the
burial was in Riverside.
| MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Benedict issued
invitations today for the marriage of
| their daughter, Jane, to Mr.. Merritt
Greene, Jr., to take place at their
home, 507 North Center street, on
Wednesday evening, September Is, at
| s o'clock. The at home cards read af-
ter November at Edgeworth
4 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the r. r. Y.
| NJ. c. A. was entertained Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. P.
Flower, several of the auxiliary ladies'
assisting Mrs. Flower in entertaining.
There was large attendance. After
| the regular business meeting the hos
tesses served refreshments.
| Mrs! r. ]. Clark, of 800 South Sixth
avenue, who is suffering from very
1evere attack of appendicitis, will be
taken to ST. Thomas hospital within a
few days. probably on Saturday, where
she will undergo an operation. Her
physician is taking every precaution to
ward off an abscess, with which the
patient has been threatened.
Members of Iowa castle, Of Royal
Highlanders, will be guests Of the
castle degree team at their next meet
ing, Monday night, when after the full
degree work, a short program will be
rendered, during which the Misses
Herman will sing. Lunch will be,
served by Mrs. E. j. Robb. Let all
members be present. Visiting fair la
dies and clansmen welcome. 1. E. Hub
bier, i'll. pro.
Miss Elizabeth Muse. of Mason City.
daughter of Editor w. H Muse, of the
Mason City Globe Gazette, spent
Thursday in the city as the guest of
Mrs. w. NJ Nelson, oil West State
street being on her way home from
an extended eastern trip, enjoyed in
company with a party of Ohio friends.
The itinerary included Washington, D.
c., the Jamestown exposition, Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest.
Mrs. C. A. Newcomer returned We'd
nesday evening from Toledo. where at
10 O'clock on Wednesday she was pres
ent at the marriage of her niece. Miss
Ruth Smith, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
E. R. Smith. to Mr.. Owen Price,
young merchant of Holdrege, Neb.
Fifty guests witnessed the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Smith of Nevada,
the former an uncle of the bride, PASSED
4l,,,, ait,, Wednesday, ayonipO ON