Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-20


night.
Jersey sweet potatoes at Reynolds e
Sheldon.
See our So cent pocket knives. Horne
X Gclvin.
A fresh lot of murshmallows in tin
boxes at Olson's.
Mr.. l. E. Wilcox, or Montour, was in
The city Thursday.
Dr. G wv. Miller, dentist. with Drs.
Merrill and Jay, fremont block.
For Rert-My residence at l13 North
Third rect Mrs. j. H. Wright.
DR.. Harris, office and residence over
IL West Main street. New phone 1919.
If you cannot get apples for apple
butter. buy your apple butter of OIL
son.
Wanted - Girls at Meeker Laundry
Co. Good wages and permanent em-
ployment
The T-R. needs several carrier boys
for permanent positions Apply at the
press room.
Don't forget that Kendall is selling
clothing and notions for 30 cents on
the dollar 126 West Main.
Mrs. w. A. Hicks, of Mason city,
spent Wednesday in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. j, p. Stanstrom.
| Byron Webster & Son have removed
their Offices from the Kirby building
| to suite No 5, fremont block.
| Heinz pure cider and picking vine-
gar will keep your pickles longer than
any other kind. For sale by Olson.
| REYNOLDS & Sheldon have supply
of watermeons which go at 10 cents
each, two for rs cents, for Saturday.
"Mahara's Minstrels" again tonight
| at the Odeon. Prices Is, %, 30 and %
| cents. Free band concert at p. m.
| We have one piano player left. VIII
| sell this for $l25, bargain which you
| can't pass up Call at First and Main.
| Sunday night. September % The
| Moonshiner's Daughter" will be at the
Odeon. Prices 10, %, 80 and so cents.
Mr.. Lise W. Brown, of Milwaukee.
arrived in the city Wednesday to visit
| for few days with his father. Mr.. L.
A. Brown
| One day more to secure a piano at
| factory cost. Do not put this Off, but
come to the salesroom at the corner or
First and Main.
"Why Girls Leave Home" will be
the attraction at the Odeon for Sat
I nd nj Prices r. n.
| 35 and so cents
THE Heir to the Hoorah,' comedy
| of exceptional worth, will be pre-
scented at the Odeon Monday night.
September 23rd
Three thousand copies of sheet mu-
sic at 4c per copy, three copies for
lOc. You can make your selections.
First and Main streets.
Lost-Gold locket and chain, with
initials B. B. engraved on locket Re-
ward for return to 1922 North Fourth
street. New phone 1o14.
The Eadie- Ward special sale Of pi-
amos will be closed positively at 10
o'clock tomorrow night. A number of
bargains left. Better hurry.
Your choice of 5000 copies of sheet
music for 4c per copy, three copies
for Toe, at the Geo. H. Reders old store
on corner of First and Main.
Miss Ethel Elliott left this morning
for Iowa City, where she will remain
for a weeks visit at her alma mater
the state university. Miss Elliott will
be the guest of Mrs. A. K. Stevenson
and other Delta Gamma friends.
A rare and valuable volume, now a
feature of the public library museum
collection, is folio, Exposition of the
Creed by John Pearson, bishop of
Chester On the title page is the in
scription, Printed by j. M. for John
Williams, London. 1888"
Tomorrow and the big closing out
sale of the George H. Redel stock of
pianos and organs will close We have
few pianos left. Would rather sell
these at factory cost than ship them
away Come and make your selection,
and you will never regret it.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lundy, of Chat
tanooga. Tenn, are the parents Of a
daughter born Thursday. Both Mr.
anu 2uHuS were VI lltio
CITY, Mrs Lundy was formerly Miss
Nellie Garwood. Mrs. j. N. Garwo ID
is with her daughter.
At meeting of the Crescent Man
dolin club, Henry Shove was elected Il
! member of the club, to fill the vacancy
caused by the departure of Lacey Gray
for Hamburg, Germany. Morgan Cole
| man was elected manager of the club,
| the position formerly held by Lacey
| Gray.
| Miss Edna Benson, of Union. who
visited in the city Thursday with Miss
Marjorie Nichols, left this afternoon
for Iowa City TO enter the state uni
versity. For the past two years Miss
Benson has been attending Iowa Col
ege at Grinnell.
| The Harmonda.le stock farm, of
Rhodes, Iowa. sold one of their prize
winning boars to w. A. Hoover, of
Oskaloosa, for 500. Mr.. Hoover had
spent considerable time looking for a
hog at Iowa state fair, and thru Illi-
nois and Indiana. This speaks well of
the Marshall county fair and Harmon
| & Mansfield as breeders.
Mrs. George A. Bowman, 112 East
Church street, has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Mae
Claire, to Mr.. John Ludwell Hogan Of
Canton. O., which will take place on