Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-06
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:-ae City in Brief
DR. Billiard, osteopath. IS E. Main.


DR. Billiard osteopath. sS E. Main
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DR.. Wood, eye, ear, nose and throat
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
night.
Good boy wanted at T.-R. Call a
press rooom.
You may find just what you're look
ing for in a want ad.
Call at First and Main streets fcl
new instruments at used prices
Wanted-Men, women boys and girls
to husk corn at canning factory
Wanted--Boy with pony to deliver
papers, 81 a week. Call at T.-R. press
room.
The watchmakers at The Joseph
Jewelry Co. do not tinker a watch =
they repair it.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases OF wom-
en-. and obstetrics Office over the FL
deity bank.
The Joseph Jewelry Co. is young
concern yet--but its repair men are al
old timers.
The big closing out sale of the Geo.
ii. Redel stock of pianos will last for
fifteen days only.
Times Republican want ads always
bring results. Try one tomorrow ana
see the effect One cent q word.
The real thing for bath robes brown,
light and dark blue and green. WITH
fancy border, 80 inches wide, Acc. NJ
F. Andrews.
Tickets for Miss Ethel Elliott and
Miss Helen Abbott's recital at the M.
T.. church. Sept. 10, are now on sale at
B. A. Morgan's.
Rev. e. r. Purdy, of Oskaloosa, who
was called to Prairieville tn otficiate
at the funeral of e. B. Fogg, returned
home this morning
There never will be such thing as
an .unfixable watch at The Joseph
Jewelry Co. This concern employs ex-
pert watchmakers.
Mrs. N. j. Abney, of Grinnell. spent
Thursday in the city with her daush-
1 ter. Mrs. Lizzie Hollis, who is just re-
covering from an attack of illness.
1t isn't much of a trick to sell a
watch--but it is a trick to repair one
| rightly. The Joseph Jewelry Co.
watchmakers are sticklers for right
repairing.
William Springer the grocer. at
West North street. will pay IS cents IN
trade or % cents in cash for first class
butter; II cents in trade or ID cents
in cash for strictly fresh eggs.
Our new fur coats are arriving. We
will make liberal discount TO early
buyers Among these are fine beavers,
blended squirrel, blended river mink,
/ astrachan and coney-all styles. NJ. r.
II Andrews.
1 Mrs. Ada Osman, who has been i'll
for three weeks at the home of her
daughter Mrs. George P. Powers. IS
4 not showing any signs of improve
ment. Mrs. Martha Smith. Mrs os-
mans daughter, of Kansas City, is here
owing to her mothers illness.
A letter received today from Consul
General S. C. Mcfarland, at ST Gall,
Il Switzerland, says that Mr. McF'arlands
4 injured knee continues to grow better,
! aitho it is by no means as strong as
before 1t was broken. 1t has improved
So much, tho, that he has discarded his
clutches, and is able to get about nice
4 ly with the aid of cane.
4 Mr.. Bruce Moffatt of Watertown. N
Y, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening, and for a few weeks will Visit
! his cousin, Mr.. Jason Moffatt. at AL
bion, and with Mrs. Virginia Moffatt
and Mr. B. F. Moffatt, in this city.
/ Mr. Molfatt is a first cousin of the late
4 F.. P. Moffatt who named his son,
Bruce F. Motfatt, in his honor.
Sheriff w. w. Jackson, of Wapel!o
! county accompanied by Walter Schoech
Of Ottumwa, as special deputy,
passed thru the city Thursday even
( ing in charge of four 14-year-old lads
from Ottumwa who had been ordered
committed to the industrial school at
Eldora The boys were Herman and
Thurman Wakefield. Elmer Redmon,
and Terry Barlow.
Commandant c. C. Horton, Of the
soldiers home, left this morning for
Sheridan. Wyo., where he will remain
until early in October with his sons.
Lisle and Frank Norton, who are man
aging a sheep ranch which is owned
Nv their father. Colonel Horton stopped
in Council Bluffs today and will be at
, ;lenwood tomorrow. visiting the state
Institutions at both places.
The funeral of Louis Larson was
1rgely attended Thursday afternoon.
Rev CLAUS Qualen conducted the first
.ervice at 2 O'clock at the Larson res
idence, 306 South First street, and at
230 a second service at the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church. The pail bear
crs were Ben Henderson Alfred Lee,
Frank CIaffey. Joseph Birmingham,
Henry Thomson and Harry Rupp.
chester Smith, Of Liscomb, mem
her of the Forty-nnth Iowa band dur
ing the Spanish American war. and
now a member of musical organiza-
ton that is at present touring Mis-
souri,. arrived in the city Wednesday
evening. and was guest over night
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. w. r.
! Painter Mr.. Smith went to Liscomb
Thursday to visit for a week with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Smith.
James A. Whitmore. Of Des Moines,
state secretary of religious work of
the Y M. c. A. spent this afternoon in