Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-02

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All chronic troubles treated. DR.
MARS.
See Peckhams 4 Smiths auction
ad. on page 4.
Post cards and post card albums at
Simmons book store.
Some new things in back combs
lust received at Aliens.
Post card views of the Iowa Central
fire at Simmons book store.
Il All the latest and best fabrics for
oyercoats at Psenicka tailor shop.
Simkins s. Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 123 East Main.
Anyone wishing to consult with me
will find me at my office during office
hours. DR.. Mairs.
Owing to the illness of DR.. j. L.
Winery, DIR. f. l.. Humeston has been
placed in charge of the office.
DIR. MARS treats all chronic troubles
and during office hours is to be found
at his office over 122 East Main.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton Evans,
farm loan attorneys, p. o. Box Sc, Tul-
sa, Indian Territory.
q Have you bought your hard coal base
burner? Ii not. see Schmidt. Accord
Ing to finish and size you have your
choice from $500 to $500.
Aliens line of watches is unsur-
passed in quality, style and accuracy
as time keepers. He'll prove this II
you give him chance.
William Penn, western passenger
agent for the Pennsylvania lines. with
headquarters in Des Moines, was In
the city today on business.
Alarm, mantle and gilt clocks, q
superb line to choose from at Aliens.
These clocks are of good movements
and the prices are reasonable.
Purchase tickets at Henry Pappe's
for Capt Hobson's lecture next
"Wednesday evening, Nov. 6. nj. r.
church. Prizes so and IS cents.
III Psenicka can please you in suits, ov-
crcoats or trousers. His lacilitles are
5nnexcelled and he guarantees salts
faction. Give him a trial and be con-
syinced.
81 Circumstances; and little off seas
On enable us to offer for sale several
8 enuine snaps in residence property
See us at once. Bell & Hill, Hop
sldns' block.
y Special convocation, Signet, chapter,
mo. So, r. A. NJ. Monday evening, Nov.
q, 1880 Mark Masters degree. Visi-#
tors welcome. "A. d. Meeker, II. p. G..
sIs. Norris. secretary.
4 Robert Gary for forty years ma
.ehinist at the bench, but now an &C d
scomplished bible student will address
"a union meeting for men and women
sat the NJ E. church Sunday at $3.50
81. m.
y Mr.. Robert Gary, of Lockport, N. ",
the Railroad Y M. G. A. evangelist,
will address the Sunday School Teach-.ss
tsrs' Primary union Monday afternoon,
int 800 o'clock, in room 20 Of the,
Methodist church.
You'll have to wear an overcoat for
ID. long time. Better have one tailor
made. something that will wear q long
time and look right as long as it lasts.
That's what you get at Hopkins &
Son. the popular tailors. Very reason
able prices,
/ Mr.. Joel Walker, son Al Walker, and
Slaughter, Miss Jessie Walker enter
tanned a, few friends at dinner Friday
evening, to announce the marriage of
~. =. etc
Ito Mr. William Monroe Lemons, of
New York City
Papers in a garnishnent issued on d
Judgment secured by j. L. Inman
against Ingval Erickson by Justice of
the Peace James Cammack on July |
IA, 1894, were filed for the district
court against G.. F. Stansberry this
morning. The garnishment is for $54. |
Members of the K. L. c. E., Of the |
State street United Evangelical
church enjoyed a Halloween party
Friday evening at the home Of Miss
Iva Dewitt. The decorations We're in
keeping with the season and the hours
were spent with old-fashioned Hal
loWe'en games.
Rev. Mr.. Rawlins, of the Congrega |
tional church of Waterloo. was in the /
city for a short time this morning
while on his way from Grine1l to his |
home. Rev. Raw1ins has been in Grin |
nell during the past week taking /
charge of DR.. Steiner's work. while ,
the latter has been in the east lectur-
ing.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Friends church, with
Mrs. l. T. Forbes, 403 North Third
street, Friday afternoon, the following
Officers We're elected: President, Mrs.
T. t. Forbes vice president, Mrs. c. A.
Lands; secretary, Mrs. Fike; and I
treasurer, Mrs. w. L. Peckham. The
hostess served refreshments following
the business session.
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The members of the Philathea class
Of young ladies, and the young mems
Bible class, of the Christian church, be-
side a number Of outside guests, en-
joyed delightful evening Friday at +
The home of Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Nor
.is, 802 West Linn street. A ghost i
admitted the guests at the door, and
pack o'lanterns and other Halloween
decorations We're effectively used Fl
Among the evenings amusements
we're clothespin and peanut contests,
he reading OF amusing questions and
and toasting mashmallows in
he CRATE. While the latter diversion