Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-05
DR. ,Lierle, glasses fitted.

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Mr.. c. c. Crazy was in Montour to-
day on business.
Mr., f. e. Barber visited with his
mother in Liscomb today.
Don't forget the Excelsior Aid fail
tonight ut |. 0. o. l.. hall.
All chronic troubles treated. DR.
Mairs. over 100 East Main.
The Clifford livery. Clifford. Iowa, is
open for business day or night.
District Passenger Agent George IL
Martin, of the Iowa Central, was In
tho city today on business.
Social and dance. Home Guards, al
Columbia hail. Friday evening, Decem-
Der g. Abundance 10 cents.
The Methodist Missionary society
Will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
Mcl<im. 1OShs West State street.
Marion Gard will save you money on
furniture. Big discount before re-
moval to new store. See the red tag
Culey has those round wick Rayu
lamps, just the lamp for sewing and
reading. Makes fine Christmas pres
ent.
| Specked apples for sale. Just the
thing for immediate use for mnce
meat. E. l.. Hood. Cor. First Ave. and
Nevada.
| The regular meeting of the Bible
study department of the Women's club
| "a 4,
Mrs. w. J. Heald.
Mnplesota -four is the highest grade
flour and will go farther than most
kinds. Sold under positive guaran-
tee. Appleby e. Wheeler.
You can modernize your home by
installing modern sanitary plumbing.
McCarten Plumbing Co. are experts
and will do the work right
Hellbergs 80 cent window display
ought to claim your attention. A re-
markable lot Of bargains Every ar
ticle goes at SO cents, regardless of
value.
Mr.. Henry Pappe returned WedneS-
day from few days business trip to
Chicago, where he was accompanied
by his wife. Mrs. Pappe will not re-
turn home until Sunday.
George A. Howe has sold to J. III
Waters for $3.50, the residence prop
erty occupied by the latter at II
South Third avenue. The deed trans
ferring it was filed today
The Baptist Mission circle will enjoy
| al N,il l,nr X a
the Ira Johnston home, COL East
| Church street, the hostesses being Mrs
Johnston and Mrs N. f. Miller.
Mrs. James zug will have an exhibit
of handpainted china for sale at her
home, 10 North Seventh street for
the balance Of this week An invita-
ton is extended to everyone interested
to inspect it.
The Shakespeare society held its
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Miss
| Alice Patterson. and continued its
regular study. The meeting next
week will be with Mrs. p. II. Hines,
North Fifth avenue.
] j. B. and b. B. Merrill VS.. Curtis
Denbow, ct al, is the title of a suit
filed for the district court today by
which it is sought to have the title
/ to land in the northwestern part OF
the county established.
| B. w. Sinclair has purchased from
Frances Helen Welsh Of Boone, the
residence property adjoining the Sin
clair home. 1877 North Second street,
on the north. The deed which was filed
Tuesday gives $1,000 as the considera-
ton.
Graham w. Lawrence has left the
city for Corpus Christi, Tex, where
he will remain during the present
month or perhaps longer. The trip
is being made on account of his health,
/! his physician having recommended that
he get out of the office for a time
into warmer and more congef.al
climate.
Having recently purchased the
South Third avenue meat market.
wish to ask the people of Marshalltown
| to come and give me a call and | will
convince them that 304 and 306 South
Third avenue is the place to buy meats
of all kinds. Britain & Co.'S cele-
brated cured meats a speciality. ]. A.
Bansack, proprietor
The Lotus club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. F.
Koontz Mrs. j. d. Palmer discussed
and reviewed the previous chapter, af-
ter which the regular meeting was
continued by Mrs w. l. Good and
Mrs Emmett Waters. The hostess
served light refreshments. Mrs. w.
H. Woodward was guest.
The chorus in Little Johnny Jones'
is just about as sprightly a company
Of sweet femininity as has lately been
assembled on any local stage. Mr..
Cohan's choruses are always sprightly;
otherwise they're not there. This at
traction will be seen at the Odeon
Sunday night, Dec. 8th. Prices, .25,
so, rs and $1.00.
Rev. c. w. McCord will give anoth-
er of his delightful readings in the
lecture room of the library Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The sub
ject will be Tolstoi, the Great Russian
author, whose complete works, in a
fine subscription edition exquisitely il
Illustrated, and translated by Professor
Weiner. of Harvard University, have
Just been added to the library.
Mayor Ingledue has made q good
Improvement in the council chamber
room by installing ventilators at the
windows. The council chamber has
been poorlv ventilated and is usually