Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21
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The City in Brief

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DR.. Wood, eye, throat. nose and ear
DR. Billiard. us,s.i, "a. rs Z. Main.
The finest rugs at low prices al
Marion Cards.
DR.. Mairs treats all chronic troubles
Over 1870 East Main.
Men wanted at the packing house
Apply to Britain & Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business lots. See
Peckham & Smiths. AID Page 2.
Gard is showing some pretty things
in music cabinets. Low prices.
Don't miss the $40 cloak sale at
Wilton Whitehead Co., Saturday.
Money to loan on city property. Mar
shall County Abstract and Loan Co.
Eagles fair opens Saturday night at
Forneys hall. Everybody welcome.
Money to loan on city property. Mar
shall County Abstract and Loan Co.
Grapefruit, Malaga grapes and Flor
ida oranges, the juicy kind at Culley's.
Country dressed chickens for the
Saturday trade. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Skate at the Victoria tonight.
Open every afternoon and evening.
Fry Block.
At the Odeon this evening the War
ner Comedy company. Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents.
M. H. (,,,Iln Sall n
20 cents are the best for eating or
toasting purposes.
The greatest cloak bargains ever Of
fered in MarshalltoWn Saturday at
Whitton- Whitehead Co.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Mr.. Oscar X. Roger and Miss
Josie Davis, Of this county, at Albert
Lea, MINI.
Have your plumbing repairs done
now, before the colder weather over
takes you. The McCarten Plumbing
Company will do the work right.
Culleys line of chocolate and opera
creams are equal to others who ask
10 cents more per pound than he does.
ne ASAk IlLiC SOu vail SetAAoSp ~
him.
J. II. Chamberlain, general foreman
of the Iowa Central car shops and
Joseph Higham, night foreman of the
local yards, were in Oskaloosa today
on business.
All our work is done by expert work.
men and we know we can please and
satisfy you. It's time to have that
home modernized with modern plumb
ing. McCarten Plumbing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kirk of Tama,
spent Wednesday and today in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
A. Swanson. They came especially to
be present at the K. Of P. party We'd
nesday night.
The board of supervisors, which has
been in session since Tuesday morn
ing, adjourned late Thursday after
noon, without transacting any more
important business that the paying of
the accumulated bills.
The members of the Ladies' guild
of st. Pauls parish spent the day
ec llS LII tllClA SOlllilS DnHetohs w So0
nesday, at the home of Mrs. George
P. Powers, s West Lincoln street. The
hostess served lunch at noon.
Panama story dealing with the
great canal now being constructed and
telling the old story of love
and intrigue, appears at the Odeon
Monday night. November 25. Bargain
nf IN ord S0 70
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The Warner Comedy company will
open a three nights engagement at
the Odeon this evening. The opening
bill will be Tennessee" Clever spec
ialties and moving pictures between
each act. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The funeral Of Henry Buttscheau will
be held from the German Evangelical
church Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock. A short prayer service will be
held at the residence half an hour
earlier. The body will be buried in
Riverside.
w. D. Valentine. who came to the
city last spring from Peoria, ILL.,, to
take a position with the Lennox Fur
mace Company left Wednesday, ac-
by Mrs. Valentine, for Pc
oria. where he will go on the road for
the Akron Furnace Company.
The second dancing party in the
regular series given by the members
of Cosmopolitan lodge, knights of
Pythias, was held in the Pythian hall
last night and was attended by thirty
flee couples. The floor Of the hall has
recently been redressed, which adds to
the pleasures of the club gatherings.
The second entertainment to be Civ
en- this season before the Twentieth
Century club. will be enjoyed Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Willard. 1t will be furnished
by Mr.. Max Kroner, harp soloist, Miss
Margaret Anne Moss, soprano, and Mr..
Wendell leighton, violincello, with
Mr.. Ralph Xix Of this city, as accom-
oanist.
Those who were fortunate enough to |
,e present at the library last Friday |
tfternoon were very enthusiastic over |
Nr McCords delightful talk and read /
ngs. The subject was Charles Dickens |
md extracts both humorous and grave |
rom his works were given This Fri
lay at the same place and hour, $3.50 |
o'clock, another talk will be given. the |
ubject being James Russell Lowell,
With readings from THE Biglow Pa
'ers," poems and other writings.
The art and music department Of |
he Women's club enjoyed delight |
al afternoon Tuesday at the d. W. |
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