Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-25

are a few things to can.
Picture frames made to order
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Picture frames made to order.
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Clocks, all kinds, styles and prices
gilt, mantel. alarm-at Aliens.
Prints are going higher, Better get
in your supply. Benedict & Brintnall.
The T.-R. needs several carrier boys
for permanent positions. Apply at the
press room.
California peaches by the box or
dozen. Also eating and cooking pears
at Culley's.
Mr.. Hosford Plowe will sing at the
Baptist church in Mrs. Turney's re-
cital Friday evening.
If you are looking for anything in
the cloak line, we nave got it for you.
Benedict G. Brintnall.
The Tirzah Aid society will meet
with Mrs. George Rouppe. 206 West
Linz street. Thursday afternoon.
You will want to hear a good soloist,
and you may Friday evening at the
oaptst en"'sh "nei - 80
sing.
The readings by Mrs. Turney's pupils
at the Baptist church Friday evening
WIN niahe an ii'eies'i"e p'os'' ~"
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Mrs. Fl. w Griffin, $40 West Linn
street. who has beer seriously i'll ten
o"'s "a w."
up a shoi tilne .ouas.
The Rex, inner tufted mattress. The
best felt mattress made. You will say
so If you examine it. Sec it at Marion
1aro . exclusive asenI
Mrs. T~urney's class in expression
will give a recital at the Baptist church
Friday evening. Mr.. Plowe and Mr..
Henry Shove will assist.
Miss Ina Will has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, to enter a Kindergarten
training school. Miss vii cadetted at
the Click schoo last year.
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evening, ana VIII De mere unlil dJttT
the Ho~gan-Bowman wedding.
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Remember the cattle and horse sale
at auction tomorrow. . o'clock p. M,
one mile south OF court house on Cen
ter street on the Nelson Arnold farm.
See Peckham & Smiths ad.. page 4.
Have a Look-at Dinges & Everists
wall paper stock in the little store OPP
posita the NJ. E. church. A big saving
if you buy now. Good papers for less
than cheap papers cost you elsewhere.
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town rurhace oolipahy ~ aoou
Q ciock TINS h'oiiihs' anu 'ne up.1
alarm. Little damage was done.
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Mr.. Il. H. Van Horn, of Chicago,
and Miss Anne Matchette, of Bour-
bon mo, arrived IN Tue cry au psaa
evening 70 detenu -
Durgs .ohisn.. WI. -
ana sister, MISS LOUISE Dst
ger. OF oleVelahu' - nase peen ~ ~
CITY since Nlonuay' M'ss -
an operiih Conese 'i
rrhe body of Mark Ehle, of Calgary,
Can. accompanied by the son Chester,
reached the city early this morning.
Professor and Mrs. Mark Eile. of Rap
ID fity. 6. D.. came during the night.
body will he taken from he D. CT
wi1h,,r store at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon to Riverside. where brief
services will he held. Burial will be
IN the Iamliy iot.
The funeral Of NesIey Beam. who
died at st Thomas hospital. was held
from the home of the grandparents,
nv ana Mrc NJ D,wson 1O3 North
stree+ Tuesday afternoon.
De-, 1esae Cole officiating The body
,,as hn,ied IN Riyarside If had been
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