Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-22
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Tea cup tea, at Olsons.
Miller. jev,eler, los East Main.
DR.. Burkart osteopath, so2 w. Main.
Dance at Eorney's hall wednesday.
William Battin. y ner cent farm loans.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
All chronic troubles treated. DE.
Mairss
Buy Welch Bros. Maple sap syrup
direct from Vermont, at olson 5.
pov Wanted - Good, strong, willing
( 70 work. Inquire Wheeler & Hoag.
Attend the L. o. r. NJ. benefit party
Friday evening. Five piece orchestra'
Shelled walnuts, pecans almonds
filberts and pignolio meats at quincy ;
For Sale, = At bargain. ladies'
lrimmer coat Call at Tony Psencka $.
" Attend the l.. O. T. Nj. benefit party
Friday evening. Five piece orchestra
Simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers, 123 East Main.
DR. MARS has returned and will now
he found for consultation at MS ohiee'
during office hours.
Don't forget the seat sale at Henry
,Pappe's for the Colonial octette. ria'
open at a. m. tomorrow
@ our finest grade of Japan tea sells a.
soc. What are you paying for yours
we have The quality and price. olson.
The Court of Honor circle are to
entertain the Court of Honor mem
beers and their families at Red Men $
hall tonight.
The Political Equality club will holo
!. business meeting Wednesday night
III the home of Mrs. G. F. Schoenhut,
q South Fourth street.
If you like music, don't miss the
Colonial Octette, Y. M. G. a. course
At NJ. FL. church tomorrow evening.
Seats 75c,, and 81, at Henry Pappes.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
IL. r. Willard Monday afternoon 10
rake m it's regular reading. The meet
ting next week will be with MRS.
George yvhitton.
PHYSICAL Director Arthur B. Daw-
son of The Railroad Y. M. G. A., is
confined to his room with an attack Oh
grippe. The gymnasium classes Mon
*day night We're placed in charge OF
George Lincoln.
Have Just received our fall shipment
|of Welch's pure maple sap syrup,
guaranteed absolutely pure. Also their
maple sugar, put up in one pound
bricks. WEIGH. Bros. guarantee these
goods to be pure Olson, west end
grocer.
ID. S. Collins, Henry Myers, and Isaac
ANIyers, living north of the city and
George w. LaPlant and P. F. y
.iNent to Colo this morning. II
visit was for the purpose of Sing
the work of the new patent corn pick
er, put out by the National Harvest
ing Machine Company.
Mason City Globe Gazette: Mrs. E.
w. Parsons who will spend the first
OF the week in Grfnnen, will leave
there Thursday and go to Iowa City
for visit with her daughter, Anna.
who is attending school there, and
later go into Illinois for a visit with
her sister DR.. Parsons will visit Fri
day and Saturday in MarshalltoWn.
Mrs. L. B. Xix, of this city, and
Mrs 10. c. Wetherbee, of Green
Mountain left for Victor this morning
Itot attend the annual state meeting of
Moments Missionary Boards of the In
terror, of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Xix is delegate from the local
church society. and Mrs. Wetherbee
represents the Green Mountain church
society.
About seventy-five couples were in
attendance at the complimentary dane
ing party given Monday evening by
Adamson's concert orchestra at CO.
lllInbia hall. A new and very success
full feature was the thirty-minute con-
cert program preceding the dance,
during which the orchestra played the
Oriental march from 1.-THE Tattooed
Man. by Victor Herbert; the overture,
.sArion"; theme and variations from
"La S,onnambula," given by Mr.. Donald
Graham; and a selection from "The
Bridal Rose"
Mrs. A. p Bratt and Mrs. G. s.
Thompson, of this city, Mrs. Mary
Bailey Mundell. of Marietta. and Mrs.
B.. G. Dyer of Ames, left for Burling-
ton this morning to attend the grand
chapter of the Order of Eastern Star,
which opens there today and continues
until Friday Mrs. Bratt and Mrs.
Thompson are delegates from Central
chaIter No, 81: Mrs. Mundell repre-
SCENTS the Albion chapter and Mrs.
Dyer. who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Weatherby. is
a delegate from the Ames chapter.
J. L. nman has opened up the meat
market in his store and will keep al.
kinds of fresh meats, the best grades
at right prices. He will have plenty of
dressed chickens on Saturdays. On and
after November L. he will keep the fin
est grade of butterine. the Holstein
brand put up in two-pound rolls at 20
cents per pound. as fine as the best
dairy butter. Inman also keeps full
line of mems. women's and childrens
heeced underwear Winter will soon
be here and you'll need to keep your
feet warm. Inman has Just got in his
line of overshoes and felt shoes for cold
weather. Do not pass by this store,