Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-10
Miller, ,eweler. 1913 East Main.

Remember, good things to eat at
| Olson's.
The Tyrolean Alps, the electrical
marvel.
Buy the Globe heater, sold by Horne
Il Gelvin
Stove pipe 10, 20 and % cents joint.
Horne & Gelvin.
Hubbard sauashes Is cents each. at
Reynolds II Sheldon's.
l will pay fancy prices for good
country butter viii Miller.
/ If you don't see the Tyrolean Alps
you don't see the carnival.
Mr. ]. e. Clemens, of Clemens. was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Another large crowd enjoyed the
shows at the big carnival last night.
The Tyrolean Alps motto: You
| must be pleased or your money back.
If YOU want your best girl to love
/ you more take her to see the Tyrolcan
| Alps
All children admitted to the carnival
grounds Saturday afternoon free of
charge
! Potatoes in 10 bushe lots at Go cents
per bushel, at Batesole's, 10 North
/ First avenue.
We generally have supply of coun-
try butter, and always fresh cream
cry butter. Olson.
! The Tyrolean Alps this year is much
superior to that seen here two years
! ago. Don't miss it.
Superintendent c. S Hayden OF the
Iowa Central, was in the city today
on company business.
| The Court of Honor circle will meet
with Mrs G. A. Lands. 1922 East
Church street, Friday afternoon.
the Big Chief yet for s1.50 per sack.
| Try it while the price is right.
Wanted to buy heaters. cook stoves
and dining room furniture. Highest
cash prices for same. los West Main.
New phone AS Red.
Deputy Clerk of Courts f. NJ. Hara-
don and wife yesterday moved into
their new home at 400 East Church
street, which they recently purchased.
Tonight will be one OF the very best
nights of the entire week to attend the
big carnival and you had better go out
tonight as it might rain tomorrow
night.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will |
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. d. w |
Norris. Jr.. All Jerome street. Mrs. |
Sundell and Mrs. Sarah Lucus will as
sist in entertaining.
The Christian church aid society will |
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. e |
Thomas McLarnan and Mrs. G. w.
Kimberly will assist Mrs. Hockett
You should take your children to the
carnival Saturday afternoon as they
will be admitted to the carnival |
grounds free of charge and they will
certainly enjoy the many beautiful
sights.
Mrs. IL. r. Maxwell, 1O41s North. |
Center street, entertained a few friends
Rapid City, S. D., Wednesday evening
was enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Elliott entertained
small company of young ladies We'd
nesday evening at o clock dinner
mplimentary to Mrs. Clara Spencer
Macy. Of Abel. Mrs. Macy and little
daughter Katherine, are guests at the
Elliott home.
William Randall has sold his resi-
dence property at ITO North Fourth
street which the family has been occu
plying for the last year. to Harvey S
Miller of this city. The price named
in the deed is $1,000. Mr.. Miller and
his family will take possession at once
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Raymond have
gone to Detroit and Chicago for a Wis
it of a few weeks. MI. Raymond's
plans for the future have not been de-
termined upon. but if he can find an
an opening to his liking in Marshall
town will come back here to live.
When all is said and done, when
bombastic claims have been made in
flowery language of the most marvel
Gus and realistic scenes ever shown in
stage-land, the fact remains that in the
wonderful ship scene In "Brewster's
Millions as presented by Cohan &
Harris comedians, which will be seen
at the Odeon tonight, the apex of me-
chanical stage possibilities has been
reached Prices. so, rs, $1.00 and $3.50.
John Hollcroff. the young man who
has been a patient at st. Thomas hos
pital for the past few weeks, suffering
an attack Of typhoid fever contracted
in Waterloo has been discharged and
is now able to be up and about. Holl-
croft had one of the worst cases ever
seen at the hospital, as he was delir-
ious most of the time during his illness.
At the time he was taken to the hos
pital, after having been i'll but two
days, his temperature stood at LOG.
The home and education department
of the Womens club held it's first |
meeting of the clubs season at the
home of Mrs. j. ID. VAIL Wednesday
afternoon. The years work, which
was begun yesterday, is to be the COR
respon1ence course of the American
School of Home Economics. The les
sons taken up during the afternoon
were the evolution of the house, by
Mrs w. +. koontz, and a day in chem
istry by Mrs. f. r. Benedict. After
the lessons were ended refreshments
were served.