Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
Gillf5'Gepubloa,a
The City in Brief

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Dance Odd Fellows hall tonight.
Window glass Wheeler and Hoag.
All chronic troubles treated. d
Mairs.
Dry peaches and prunes at Reynold
& Sheldon.
Wheeler & Hoag, Headquarters 70
window glass.
olives stuffed with pimentoes a
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Puppies, pure bred fox terriers.
G. Goodale. New phone 40.
Simkins & Estel, funeral director
and licensed embalmers, 1913 East Main
Quaker oats and bulk oat meal re
ceived today at Reynolds 81 Sheldon
Have your windows repaired befor'
cold weather. Window glass at Wheele
& Hoag.
ANY one wishing to consult with m
will find me at my office during oft1c
hours. DR.. MARS.
If you are ready to purchase a rims
plain or with rich stone settings, 1901
thru Aliens selections.
Take it to the furniture hospital
Des Moines Upholstery and Mattress
company, 11S West Main.
Now is the time when all good PEG
ple should go to Psenicka's to haV'
their measure taken for new clothes.
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We are closing out line of goot
books at % cents. They are goint
like hot cakes. Simmons Book Store
First class farm loan investment
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans
farm loan attorneys, p. o. Box Sc, Tul'
sa Indian Territory.
Marion Gard, the furniture dealer
has just received new line of fancy
and upholstered rocking chairs. IN
vestigate his display.
The Byron Neb., Blade announce:
the birth of a six-pound daughter tt
DIR. and Mrs. e. B. Hamel. Mrs. Hane
was formerly Mrs. D. H. Gross, of thi:
city.
q. E. Benedict & Co, have placed or
the market what many are looking for
pure buckwheat flour. Get this tloul
at your grocers or phone E. e. Ben
edict & Co.
Don't miss the Colonial Octette, the
big opening number on this years en-
tertainment course at M. e. church
Wednesday evening, Oct. 90. Prices u
cents and 81.
Plan to hear the Colonial Octettee
at the Methodist church next Wednes-
day evening. The opening number OF
the Y. NJ C. A. entertainment course
Prices Is cents and 81.
A new nobby lot of suiting, trouser-
ings and overcoat stuffs Just received
at Psenicka's tailor shop. 1t will pay
YOU to see Tony before deciding. Bet
ter have your measure for that fal
suit taken now.
Mrs. ]. L. Wright, of Fargo, N. D..
and Mrs. Edward Steepleton, Of Mil
ford, who were called to the city by
the recent death of their brother, the
late George Schlicht. left for their
homes Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Pardon Head, of Liscomb, and
Mrs. S. L. Wedgewood, and Mrs. w. r.
Block, Of this city, all representing as
delegates the Fifty-ninth district OF
Iowa at the state Rebelah assembly
arrived home from Des Moines Fri
day afternoon.
DR.. D. A. Collision left Friday night
for Aurora Ill, where he will remain
for brief stay before going to Chi
cago, where he will act as best man
for his friend, DR.. M. U. Chesire, who
is to wed Miss Martha 7. Nelson Tues
day morning. DR. Chesire left for Chi
cago this afternoon.
Rev. Elijah Brown Jones and Mrs
Jones went to Cedar Falls this after
noon, where they expect to make ar
rangements toward securing a home
prior to their removal to Cedar Falls
about November 1. DR.. Jones will fill
the pulpit of the Cedar Falls church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l. WATSON, 1O7 North
Third street, entertained Friday eve
ming about a dozen friends, the "O!d
Crowd in honor Of Mrs. w.
w. Doolittle, who is soon going
to California to spend the winter
Dinner was served at $50 o'clock, after
Which a delightful evening was spent
socially.
Ed. c. Brown and Joe. Benson. who
plc of r.
the Twin Lakes for few days, re-
turned home Friday evening. They
found the hunting very good, altho
only the earliest Of the flight has
reached the lakes. They brought home
with them dozen mallard ducks.
n. r. Cliff, Of Gearing, accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Bertha. and the
latter's friend. Miss Cora Henry, of
Des Moines. spent Friday In the city.
Mr.. Cliff was able to be to the city
Friday for the first time in four weeks
when he was thrown from his buggy
and sustained a bad injury to the left
knee. The ligaments We're badly torn,
and the knee sprained and bruised.
"The Slow Poke" is beautiful west
ern play, that will win it's way into the
hearts of the theatergoing public. and
While high-class and refined in con-
it is a play for the masses
and appeals to all classes. 1t has a
great heart story with nicely woven
plot told in a simple manner by a
clever company and w. b. Patton's
Barry Ware" the "Slow Poke" is a
character that will linger long and
in your memory. 1t will be