Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-11

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agent.
DIR. G.. w. Harris, office and resi-
dence over IL West Main street. Boil
phones.
District Passenger Agent George M
Martin, Of the Iowa Central. was II
the city today.
Bring your shoe repairing to thu
Fair. We will guarantee the work, a
our ever popular prices.
Wanted - A buyer for 20-acre fruit
farm, II miles from city near Albion
Cheap. S. e. Peek, rs East Main.
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The Wimodausis Aid society will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. H. L. Thorpe. 51s South Third
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur WILSON,, living
on the Wardman farm, west Of Mariet-
Ia, are the parents of a son born this
morning.
Next beginning class, Marshalltowr
Dancing school, K. p. hall, Tuesda,
evening, 8 o'clock. For information
phone 696 New.
A nne line Of dining tables and
chairs and other dining o accessor-
les at the Marion Gard store. Come In
and see. Marion Gard.
The new shoe repairing department
at the Fair is prepared to fix up your
footwear for winter in the best man
ner at a reasonable cost.
S%earchlight club members who desire
supper but who have not yet ordered 1t
are requested to telephone the Y. NJ.
c. A. as soon as possible.
Esther Verne Cody filed Saturday
afternoon with the county recorder a
nurses certificate granted her by the
state board Of medical examiners.
At Z O'clock tomorrow morning there
will be found a larger selection in the
great bargains in silks at e. r. Lays
you will obtain later in the day.
Tycoon teas have a reputation built
merit that is world wide. They are
handled exclusively in M~arshalltown
by Will Miller. Try Tycoon teas.
They are the best.
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have now moved my jeWelry stock
to H. West lain. where | can be
found ready to do your work in a
workmanlike manner, and at a moder-
ate price. H. Mann.
The Presbyterian ladies will have a
chrysanthemum sale at the bazaar In
the old P. o. buisling. Wednesday,
Nov, 13. Also display Of hand painted
china and burnt wood for sale.
A silk scarf makes an acceptable gift
for either lady or gentleman. Take
of the large assortment of
silks of exceptional quality and ex-
c%eptionally J. " prices at the New Eng
and tomorrow.
It's not too early to think about your
Christmas shopping. We have made
unusual preparation and we want you
to look in and see our line. Goods may
be bought now and aid away for the
holiday. Marion Gard.
Mrs. j. N. Baughman, accompanied
by her cousin. Mrs. e. M. Storm, and
the latter's daughter, Lois, spent Sat
urday in Grinnell, in attendance at the
Ames-Cirinnell foot ball game. Mrs.
Storm and daughter will remain here
for a few days visit.
The Ladies Aid society of Timber
Creek held a box social at the Spring
Valley school house Friday evening
that was not only a success socially
but Financially. Some of the boxes
sold as high as 81, and between $40 and
$50 was realized from the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Rogers left
this morning for Emporia, Kas.. where
they will stay for some time, and
Mrs. Rogers will probably re-
indefinitely with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mcclure. Mr..
Rogers will probably go to thu Isthmus
of Panama to work on the Panama
railroad.
A dozen little girls, schoolmates
of Lillian Peterson, enjoyed a party
Saturday afternoon at the Hans Peter
son home, 305 North Third avenue,
in celebration of her 9Th birthday an
niversslry. She received a number of
presents, and refreshments were
by Mrs. Peterson, assisted by
Mrs. Fl. p. Boyce.
Mrs. A. c. Lowry, of Webster City,
Kas., who has been visiting in the vi
of her old home in Marion town
ship for the past four weeks, left Sat
urday for Appanoose county for a
stay with relatives there. Friday
evening Mrs. LoWry's friends, to the
number of about 100, surprised her at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowry.
A letter received today from Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Darling, who have
been in the east, say they are enjoy
.ng a most delightful visit. They have
Just returned to Boston from a stay
IF two weeks in Vermont and New
From Boston they went
1y boa to New York and later on they
Will visit in Washington. Jamestown
Cincinnati. They expect to return
home in about ten days.
w. p. Flower, who recently lost a
300 diamond setting out of a ring, was
ucky enough Saturday to have the
ewel recovered by two lads whom he
to work looking over Il quantity of
that had been swept from the
Flower market. Ralph Dean and Rus
Kollin were the boys who took
lpon themselves the task Of searching
'ver the big pile OF sawdust that had
,een placed in barrels, and kollin !
ound the gem. Mr.. Flower rewarded
boys by buying each a new suit of J
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