Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-12


| Iowa Central, was in the city today.
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Or. Harris, office and residence over
IL West Main street. New phone 1893
Appleby & Wheeler. in the Finkle
block. are retailing Maplesota flour.
Every sack guaranteed
The very latest in waist silks just
received at Netrie lngledue & Co., the
-to-date dry goods house
Mr. j. A. Ewing went to Malcolm
Monday evening. where he remained
today looking after business.
See the new plaid waist silks, just
received at Nettie Ingledue & Co, the
up-to date dry goods house.
Tickets are going fast for The Girl
aad the Stampede" tonight at the
Odeon. Prices 10. %, 35 and SO cents.
Two beautiful new mahogany pi-
a1os. Other dealers ask $3.50. Our
pcice only 5000. Eadie Ward Piano
Co.
Two beautiful new mahogany pi-
amos other dealers ask $3.50. Our
price only 5000. Eadie-Ward Piano
co.
Latest popular sheet music, cents
copy, three copies for 10 cents. at
the old Rede music store, First and
Main streets.
Latest popular sheet music, cents
&, copy three copies for 10 cents, at
the old Redel music store, First and
Main streets.
Latest popular sheet music. 4 cents
i, copy three copies for 10 cents, at
The old Rebel music store, First and
Main streets.
Cloth especially for bath robes.
Something new--has a border--broWn,
green and blue, 80 inch wide, 40 cents
per yard NJ. F. Andrews.
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TheIBaptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. M. w. Hovey and Mrs.
ELI Jones at the Hovey home, sos West
Main street, Friday afternoon.
Remember the auction sale tomor-
row. Friday, $3.50 in the afternoon on
the premises, North Eighth street. Ten
residence lots See Peckham & Smiths
ad page 2.
Remember the big piano sale at the
old Redel music store. The famous
Kimbal pianos going at great sacri-
fee. Come in and investigate or write
for particulars.
Mrs. Nyce, of Liscomb. was in the
city Tuesday afternoon, being on her
way home from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Mckinnon, at
Des Moines.
Remember the big piano sale at the
old Redel music store. The famous
kimball pianos going at great sacri-
flee Come in and investigate or write
for particulars.
The best wearing, best fitting and
most comfortable underwear on earth
for women and children is the Mum
sing. Try it and you will always buy
it. Sold only by NJ F. Andrews.
&c.
The Marshall County Fair Associa
ton have completed arrangements
whereby all kinds of mill feed, corn,
oats, hay and straw will be on sale
at the grounds during the entire time
Of the fair.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Pauls will
meet with Mrs. Geo Painter, South
Third street, Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
All members and those interested in
the guild are cordially invited. Tea
served at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Nina Pemberton Blackledge, of
Hay Springs, Neb., who was one OF
the Injured in the recent Iowa Central
wreck at New Sharon is beginning to
show slight improvement, altho she is
still confined to her home.
Mrs. j. E.. STANTON will act as hos
tess Friday afternoon to the Ladies
Aid society of the Christian church,
which will meet at her home, North
Second street, at o'clock Mrs. Stan
ton will be assisted by Mrs. Myo Hurl-
but and Mrs. Albert Treat.
The Busy Bee circle of the L. O. T.
NJ was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Frank Ogle, on West Summit
street. Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Ogle, Mrs. w. A. Size and Mrs. Charles
Carpenter. There were thirty-five
present Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Marshall Ogan entertained at
her home, 306 North First street,
Tuesday evening, a company of ten
lady friends, who were invited to help
celebrate Mrs. Ogan's anniversary.
Dinner was served and the hours were
spent socially. Mrs. Ogan's guests
We're Mesdames Lennox, Shea, Norton,
Hull, Bentley. Steele. Chinn and Wise.
Joy Adams, son of j. o. Adams. of
this city and his brothers law, Ho-
mer Mccormack, of Breckenridge,
Mimi and George Mccormack, of
Clemens, are preparing to open an
electric theater at Breckenridge. The
building is now being fitted up, and
the young men expect toaopen up in
not join his brothers until some time
in December.
"An Aristocratic Tramp is unlike
any other play with a so-called tramp
title in that it appeals to and pleases
the mother. father son and daughter
alike. 1t yields beautiful story and
makes an evening entertainment
worthy the careful attention of every
amusement seeker. At the Odeon Sun
day, September Is. Prices Is, 25, IS
and so cents.
Lloyd r. Maxwell, John P. Wood
bury, Jr.. f. G. Wallace and F. f.
Stewart the latter of Minneapolis.
went to Des Moines this morning to
enter the open invitation golf tourna-
ment which began today on the Golf
and Country club course. The qualify