Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-04
Giill,e3.Gepublit,1l
rne City in Brief
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DR. Billiard. osteopA:n. % F. Main
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturda,
evening.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturda,
evening.
DIR. G w. Miller, dentist. with Drs
Merrill and Jay, fremont block.
A special bargain win be offered AL
next week at the big carnival.
Wanted Team to haul $50 loads
of moulding sand. Lennox Furnace
Co.
A lot of nice chocolates, all fresh
at Wachter's home made candy store
33 West Main.
We can save you money on your
cloak this fall If YOU give us chance
Benedict & Brintnal.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willard 403 y
West Linn street are parents of a
son. born Thursday.
Thirty cent layer cakes. 10 cent
white and dark layer, Is and 90 cent
angel food at Culley's.
cital. Her program contains d variety
to please everybody. NJ. e. church to-
night
Culley has flower pots, all sizes.
/ from a 8 inch to II inch. See the
assortment in the window at 1912
South First avenue.
/ A special chance will be given Mon
| day night to attend the carnival better
go then as 1t may be impossible for
you to go later in the week.
Special for Monday night Four OF
the greatest and best free acts you
ner Main and Twelfth streets only 10
cents.
/ For high grade groceries at moderate
prices go to Johnson's, l3 North Cen
| ter; highest market price for country
produce &c for Al butter. 23c for
! fresh eggs.
| Special bargain for Monday night.
| The opening night at the big Parker
carnival will be one of the very best
of the week and it will pay you to go
that night.
1
Miss Mae Smith went to Ames this
morning. Where she sang before the
students Of Iowa State College at ,he
chapel service this morning. Miss
Smith returns home this evening
Fresh fish. oysters. spring chicken,
the best steaks, roasts and all kinds
of meats, all inspected and guaranteed
sanitary and wholesome. Meat market
20 North Center street. New phone
907, old 1873 X.
DR.. E. w. Jay went to Chicago
Thursday night to attend medical
clinic. He will meet his wife there
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Floyd Smith, and they will not return
home until the latter part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Clegg. formerly
of this city. who have been living in
Oskaloosa, arrived this morning to
again make their home here. Their
household goods arrived today, and
this afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Clegg be-
gan moving into their home at 300
South Fourth street.
Special privilege offered to ALL Tues
day morning all your friends will be
talking about the big carnival, the
four great free acts, and all the fine
paid attractions and we offer you the
night for only 10 cents. Be sure and
take advantage of this special offer.
Mrs E. L. Barber, and her mother,
Mrs Taylor, of Wyoming. Iowa, who
have been visiting with Mrs. BARRIERS
brother-in-laW. Mr.. r. e. Barber of
this city, and with other relatives at
Baxter and Lscomb, for the past two
weeks left for their home this morn
ing.
Miss Donna Belle Elder, and Miss
Hazel Stansbery. of Mason City, no
will appear in q recital given by Mrs
c. H. e. Boardman and Miss Emma
Woodbury. at the Boardman home Sat
urday afternoon, arrived in the city
Thursday evening. They will be the
guests of Mrs. Boardman over Sum
day.
George Tuffree and A. L. Frazer, Of
this city, have gone to Carroll to en-
ter the moving picture show business.
The young men are getting ready to
open up their new theater. and expect
to be doing business within a short
time. Mr.. Tuffree will manage the
business, and Mr.. Frazer will act as
operator.
An Increase of ten dollars month in
salary is what one young man gained |
by attendance at the Y. M. C. A. night
school last year. Fall term of classes |
in bookkeeping, penmanship. mecllan-
ical draughting. shorthand and type
writing will open Monday. October Z.
IT you are interested call at the Y M !
C. A.
Mrs. D. ]. Collins. Mrs. Edmund
Leslie Mrs. Archie Elson and Mrs.
Ann Speer were hostesses THURSDAY |
afternoon at the Collins home 4O6>
West Nevada street, to the Railroad /
Y. M G. A. auxiliary. There was an.
attendance of about sixty, and a very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed The
hostesses served refreshments follow
ing the regular meeting.
Two strangers are taking photo
graphs about town for the purpose of
selling the pictures when made. In
some cases they have represented that
the pictures are being taken for the
leaving the impression that
they are doing the work for the T.-R,.
which is not true. All of the T.-R.
work is being done by local photogra-
pliers and the greatest share of it is