Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19

Mairs.
A fine new line of pictures at Sim
mons Book Store.
Duchess pears for canning at Rey
nolds & Sheldon.
Get your window glass now a
Wheeler Il Hoag's.
Red salmon at is cents per can Il
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Found Team of mules. Same are
being held in city pound. Owner APP.
ply at city offices.
Master Mechanic Thomas NJ. Feele!
of the Iowa Central, was i'll Oskaloosa
today on business.
Ferguson's eight piece orchestra al
Forney's hall tonight. The finest place
in town to dance.
The new style of hair dressing re-
uuires the use of back comb In
spect Aliens line.
DR.. MARS has returned and will nov
be found for consultation at his office
during office hours.
Now is the time when all good peo-
pie should go to Psenickas for clothes
that fit, wear and look right.
Your windows may be cracked OF
broken. Have them repaired before
cold weather. Wheeler & Hoag.
/ The residence on the Smelling farm
is being citified and made comfortable
| by installing a Lennox furnace.
You are perhaps looking for suit
able gift. Why not make it watch
chain from Aliens assortment?
/, The sanitary iron beds give salts
! faction to purchasers. l handle large
and complete assortment. Marion
Gard.
Mr.. Percy r. Webster went to Os-
kaloosa Friday evening, where he re-
NAMED today looking after business
| matters.
Why not have your house wired for
electric lights. 1t will rent better. it will
sell better See Barker Buchanan Co.
about it and have it done right.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
l sA'S
church Monday afternoon at 2:30 Miss
! Alice Lincoln will be the leader.
/ Mr.. Samuel T. Barnhill has been in
stalled as, scribe of Unity Court No
! 54 of T. B. H.. All members wishing
/ to pay dues will call at 40S South Sec
! ond street.
How about it? Have you seen us
about wiring your house for electric
| lights? If not you had better see us
before you have it done. Barker Bu-
chanan Co. ~
! The second team of Iowa College,
ing, and this afternoon played the To-
cal high school foot ball team at the
| fair grounds.
! DR.. H. P. Duffield, chief surgeon OF
the Iowa Soldiers Home, is confined
| to his home with illness. DR.. Duffield
| is suffering from a severe cold that
| has settled upon his lungs.
| The Lady Maccabees will give a ben
| eft party in Red Mems hall Friday ev-
ening, October 25. Short program from
s to 8 O'Clock. Dancing afterwards.
Silver offering at door. Evening tick
cts so cents.
l.. S. Brown, of Grinnell, passed thru
the city this morning on his way to
Liscomb where he went to see his
mother, Mrs. l. N. Brown. who is very
seriously sick with diabetes of which
she has been i'll for some time.
Engine No. los, of the Iowa Central,
which has been in the shops for a
general overhauling. was brought out
Friday for limberng up in the yards,
preparatory to being sent to the east
ern and Illinois divisions for service.
The place to get a square meal for
20 cents is at Henry Sundells North
Center street restaurant. You get good,
clean, wholesome meats and plenty of
them. Everything about our kitchen
is sanitary and we make every effort
to please. Henry Sundell.
Mr. Ross Salisbury, 405 North First
street, was host at $3.50 o'clock din
ner Friday evening, at which the other
members Of the Congregational church
choir, and Miss Harriet Kemptner, Of
Muscatine, were guests. The evening
was enjoyed socially and in choir prac-
itice.
William Kelly, of State Center, a
young man IS years of age, underwent
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Thomas hospital this morning. A
number of enlarged Emphatic glands
lying in the posterior part of the alb
domen, were also removed. The pa
tient is doing very nicely this after
noon.
An application has been filed with
the clerk of courts that Charles Bur
dick, of Baxter, be appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of Henry Kaiser.
the Eden township man, who disap-
peared while insane, and who commit
ted suicide The bond was fixed at
$4,000 There are more than dozen
heirs to the estate.
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Rev. j. G. Walz, of Gearing. spent
Friday afternoon in the city. being on
his way home from Ames. where he
had been in attendance at the annual