Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-14
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The City in Brief

futile for watches and JeWelry
Diamonds, Miller's, los East Main
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! Dr. Bullaro, osteopara. IS IL. Main.
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New brown coats just arrived at NJ
F. Andrews.
See our line Of washing machines
Horne 4 Gevin.
/ Go to Simon's if you want a suit OF
hat at half price.
DR.. MARS treats all chronic troubles
Over 120 East Main.
Carrier boys wanted at the T. r.
Apply ut press ROOM
Attend the special fur sale Friday
a Benedict 4 Brinunalrs.
All chronic troubles treated DR..
MARS. Over 1a0 East Main.
Fresh suppl. Edison records just re-
ccived. Eadie. Ward Piano Co.
Simon is Offering his entire line Of
millinery and suits at half price.
Half price sale on suits and millin-
cry. Don't miss this sale. A. H..
! Simon.
| For building paper. tar paper for as
phalt roofing, for asbestos paper, see
Schmidt.
| Regular dance at Odd Fellows hall
| Saturday night. Homemade dough-
| l'uts and coffee.
| Attend the German Aid society's fair
at Forney's hall Nov. IA, 10 and IL.
Admission 10 cents.
Bring your shoe repairing to the
Fair. We will guarantee the work, at
cur ever popular prices
| Mr.. George A. Tingley, agent of the
Iowa Central at Albert Lea, Mimi. was
after business matters
Practical people nail tar paper or
heavy building paper around the foun-
dation of houses. Phone your order
to Schmidt's hardware store
Munsing doll vests will he given to
nj. little girls Saturday morning be-
tween and 10 o'clock at M. f. An
tirews' store. Come and bring your
dolls.
i
The w. C. T. U. meeting held We'd
Frazer, was we'll attended and very
profitable. An interesting program was
given.
The engagement of the realistic
n.elodrama, "As Told in the Hills" is
announced for Saturday, Nov. Is. mat
'aee and night. Prices Is, rs, 35 and
so cents.
Munsing underwear is gaining In pop
ularity. The best makers knit It, the
best informed people wear it, the best
store sells it. On sale only at M. f.
Andrews
Twenty sustaining members. most Of
them new ones We're secured yesterday
in the one-day canvass made by the
Railroad Y NJ. C. A Another similar
canvass is to be made Friday.
The concert. by the Palmer College
Concert company at Green Mountain.
will be given Friday evening, Novem-
Der 10, instead OF Saturday. November
16 as advertised.
w. H. Babcock, of Des Moines, state
secretary of boys work of the Y. M. G..
A., is to be in the city Friday evening
t, meet in conference members of the
hcys department of the local associa-
ton regarding the furnishing of the
Lcys rooms in the association build
ing.
The Friends Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
t.. 4
drews at the formers horne, on West
Summit street. The ladies all plan
to take the car leaving the depot ar
1910 o'clock
The Triangle club, an organization
az working boys of the Railroad Y NJ.
Z. A.. held its first meeting of the
season at the association building
preceded by supper. Assistant Secre-
c,ass this season.
Mrs. T. D. Wilcox III North Fourth
street. gave 1890 o'clock dinner
Wednesday afternoon for her mother,
Mrs. N. S. Mills, at which a dozen of
the latter's particular friends were
present. 1t was Mrs. Mills 18th birth-
day anniversary, and the ladies enjoyed
a delightful social AFTERNOON.
The body of DR.. John B. Masterson,
who died Monday at Dubuque, arrived
in the city Monday evening. The body
was unaccompanied. Death was caused
u, .l3right's disease. The funeral was
held from the Center street school
house this afternoon at o'clock. The
Lurial was in the school burying
ground.
l.. b. Lewis, Il member of the SOL
diers' home and an occupant Of the old (
peoples building, exhibited on the
streets today a fine specimen Of the
opossum, which he caught in a trap on |
the, home grounds. The animals
tracks in All ash heap made his pres
ence known, and Mr.. Lewis rugged up u
box trap which captured the 'possum
alive. The specimen is fine one a
male. weighing about twenty pounds. |
Mr.. J. l.. Sheets arrived home We'd :
nesday evening from Belmond, near
which place he has been enjoying
few days duck hunt. Shooting was
not extraordinarily good, altho there
was a fairly good fight just preced
ing the cold weather of Sunday. The
flight is now over. as nearly all of the
wsater is frozen over nights and morn
ings Mr.. I. e. Huber. who has also