Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-09
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ne City in Brief
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DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
DR. Billiard. osteopa:h. IS Il. Main.
We have just received fine line {
back combs. Allen.
DIR. G w. Miller, dentist. with DR.:
Merrill and Jay. fremont block.
Mocha and kid gloves with silk lin
ing, misses and womans sizes, at N
+. Andrews.
Let us show you the best corn poppe
that was ever made for rs cents
Temple of Economy.
Try one can of r. NJ Dickinson
maple and cream syrup tomorrow
morning on pancakes.
Cloth, especially for bath robes. 8
inches wide, with border, 40 cents pc
4 yard. NJ F. Andrews
Well bleached celery. Jersey anc
Iowa sweet potatoes. Fresh lettuce
and parsley at Culleys
Our office will be open Oct. 10th UNI
til p. m. No discounts thereafter
| Marshalltown l.. p. 4 Ry. Co.
| Electric hair dryer radio bell ane
| for sale. Electric needle. Arson
| Stroud.
| Are you a booster for home indus
| tries? II so, give your grocer an or
der for one can of r. M. Dickinson's
maple and cream syrup.
We want everybody to know that we
wire houses for electric lights--and
you should see US. Barker Buchanan
Co, 20 North Center street.
The Shakespeare club met for its
regular reading Tuesday. with Mrs.
Anthony DAILY. Next week the meet
ing will be. with Mrs. Mary Farrand.
Have you seen that elegant line of
ladies' and children's trimmed hats we
are closing at s1.25 each. one-fourth
the regular price Temple of Econ
omy.
Mrs. Stewart Eason was hostess to
the regular meeting of the Calisophian
club Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing next week will be with Mrs. q. F.
Thompson.
A new lot of extension tables just
received at Marion Cards. They are
beauties and if you need nice table
see them before you buy elsewhere.
Marion Gard
Buns. pocketbook and cinnamon
rolls, fried cakes English doughnuts
and full line of cakes from 10 cents
up to 80 cents each at Culley's, 1O-12
South First avenue.
Many of the stores have arranged
to let some of their lady clerks off
Thursday afternoon in order that they
may take advantage of free admission
to the carnival grounds.
Take notice, that all women are adj
mitted free to the carnival grounds
Thursday afternoon: take out the lit
tie ones for ride on the merry-go-
round, and see the baby lions.
Are you going to set up that stove !?
You need floor oil cloth. We have it,
either in pieces or by the yard. Ele-
CANT patterns at prices that anybody
can afford to pay. Temple of Econ
omy.
3 The regular meeting of the Haw-
thorne club Tuesday afternoon was
with Mrs. l.. G.. Abbott. "Forshadow-
ing from the Ante Mosaic Age was
the subject, with Mrs. Charles Click as
leader.
A large crowd attended the animal
circus last night and We're more than
pleased with the hour of entertainment,
every one of the many attractions be-
ing of the very best and giving perfect
satisfaction.
B. L. Pyle, Of Marietta. arrived from
Chicago this morning where he mar
keted Tuesday car load of pigs and
another load of lambs. The pigs
brought 6 cents, and the best of the
lambs sold for 1925.
Mrs Kate Johnson entertained about
thirty friends in honor of her daugh-
ter sylvia's Goth birthday Tuesday
evening. The evening was very much
enjoyed with games and music. A
dainty supper was served.
Remember that tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon. every woman will be admit
ted to the carnival grounds absolutely
free, SO do not miss this opportunity
to look over the very best carnival
ever seen in this city.
The mothers child study department
Of the Women's club met Tuesday aft
srnoon with Mrs. George M. Lyon; 504
East Church street. Owing to the at
tendance being small. the time was
mostly spent in making arrangements
for tile next meetings. program.
The funeral services for the late Jer-
pmiah Walter will be held at the |
home of his sister, Miss Ida Walter, in
the residence of Mrs. George Bramer,
sos West Linn street at o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Rev. L. B. Hix
IF TIE Congregational church will con-
duct the service and interment will be
made in Riverside cemetery
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Fifteen country types all contrasts.
Ill fairly true. all OF them amusing, I,
zach Of them interesting-this. in sub
stance. is the Hardscrabble comedy
group that Denman Thompson and /
Geo. W. Ryer show in Our New Min /
steA" which will be at the Odeon to-
hight. Prices 25. so. IS and 81. 1t is /
l comedy and will make you laugh.
A poster club. intended to furnish an
opportunity to teach boys lettering and
ard writing. has been organized I'M
Ter the direction of Earl Roberts. OF
he Railroad Y NJ c. A., and it has