Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-03
DR. .Lierle, glasses fitted.
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Read the carnival ad. on page Z.


New Bloomfield feed barn. Drive In
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 302 w. Main
New Bloomfield iced barn. Drive in
Munsing underwear wear best nj
+. Andrews.
For Sale 1907 Indian Motor cycle
See l. e. Huber
Mr.. Charles r. Speers was in De:
Moines today on business.
Good reading, good music at the Nj
E. church Friday evening
Always ask for Munsing underwear
Take no other NJ. f. Andrews.
All kinds Of tin work and spoutint
done promptly and at reasonable
price. NJ. d. Huston. 119 West Main
Four free attractions of the very
highest merit and a price at the gat,
of only 10 cents should appeal to ev-
cry one.
Stove business Is in its best. fo'
oil stoves, for wood, for air tight. foi
the original Hot Blast see Schmidt. tn.
stove man.
Help the girls. by attending the en-
tertainment at the NJ T. church Fri
day evening Coed reading, good mu-
sic Good cause.
Our candy case, is full of sweet
things. such as chocolates, mint loz-
engers. Woodwart's butter scotch. etc
Reynolds & Sheldon.
w. A. Smith, who has been in the
east since the recent G. A. r. en-
held at Saratoga, N. Y.
arrived home Wednesday night
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. w. n. s;tipp and the Misses
Russell at the Siipp home, 1l02 West
Main street.
For high grade groceries at moderate
prices go to Johnsons, Is North Cen
ter; highest market price for country
produce, 26c for Al butter, 23c for
fresh eggs.
Hales Tours at the carnival next
week is an attraction that every one
In Marshalltown should see as this Is
the only place 1t can be seen outside OF
the large cities.
The members of The Man of the
Hour" company reached the city this
from Cirinnell. Mr.. Brady's
is, as is always expected
when his name is connected with it,
fine appearing aggregation.
Owners of the leading lodge halls
are requested to have a photograph
taken of the interior of the lodge room
and bring same to the T.-R. for pub
LEGATION in the illustrated magazine. No
charge, so attend to it this week sure.
Owners of the leading lodge halls
are requested to have photograph
taken of the interior of the lodge room
and bring same to the T.-R. for pub
lication in the Illustrated magazine. No
charge, so attend to it this week sure.
Miss Alice Smith, of Mason City
who, with her sister, Mrs. William
Smith, of this city, has been visiting
relatives in Colorado for the past few
weeks, left this morning for her home
Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith reached
this city few days ago from their
western trip.
Mrs. L. j. Silliplan. of Frederick
town, Md, and her nephew, Mr.. II. R
Trahern. and wife. of Rockford. H.
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing. and will remain for a few weeks
visit with the formers sister. Mrs.
Mrs. George Gerhart.
Mrs. F. Nj. Huhn of Chicago, left for
her home Wednesday, after a two
weeks visit here with her friend Mrs.
Anna Young. The latter and Mrs.
Huhn spent three days of that time
with the family of Mr. John Young,
Mrs Youne's father. and with her sis
ter, Mrs. Dennis Sargent, at State
Center.
Mr.. Richard G. Hargrave, Of Colfax
Wash, former well known Marshall
town boy. and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w Hargrave, left for his home
evening after ten days
visit in this ciEy with his parents, at
Cedar Rapids with his brother, Mr.. F.
w. Hargrave. and in Chicago, where
he had business matters to look after
Mr. Hargrave conducts large alb
business at Colfax.
Mrs. c. A. Bates and Mrs w. p.
Hughes were hostesses Wednesday aft
ernoon at the formers home 20s
North Third avenue, to the Ladies'
Aid society. There was an
of nearly thirty, including
several guests. Following the regu-
lar meeting a nice supper was enjoyed
Mrs. George LaPlant and Mrs. William
assisting the hostesses in
serving.
Don't delay those photographs. There
are over 200 to he gathered and the
can't be printed until the last
one has been sent to the engraver.
wanted to know when the
books would be out. If the photos We're
all in today we could deliver the books
in four weeks but if very many delay
it will take us until Christmas. Five
weeks time with as many as three So
licitors have been consumed making
the contracts Let's crowd the final
work now.
Mrs. H. J. Howe. South Fifth aven-
ne, gave a welcome home Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. j. B. Simmons. who
returned Tuesday from several weeks
visit in the east following her return
from abroad. inviting to the affair
about forty lady friends. members of
the study department of the Twentieth
Century club and of the Spinning
Wheel chapter, D. a. R. In the receiv-
ing line with Mrs Howe We're Mrs