Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-04


II West Main street New phone 1879
If you want fine bread try sack OF
the Big Chief flour at Inmans.
The Joseph Jewelry Co. is young
concern yet-but its repair men are all
old timers.
Trainmaster j. e. Mccarthy, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
morning on business.
If you, want something especially
fine in fobs, see the line at Aliens. A
wide range of styles and prices
complete assortment of brooches,
the newest and prettiest designs OBJ
tainable. at Aliens. See them before
YOU buy.
The Ladies auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. M. c. A. will hold an important
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
w. P. Flower, 407 West Main street.
The funeral of E. G. Clark will be
held from the residence. $40 North Sec
ond street, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Merle N.
Smith.
1t isn't much of a trick to sell a
watch-but it is a trick to repair one
rightly. The Joseph Jewelry Co.
watchnfakers are sticklers for right"
repairing.
IN. A. Hauser, of Iowa township,
left Tuesday evening for Deep River,
Poweshiek county where he will act
as the judge of farm grains at the dis
trict fair.
Mrs S. I. Barnhill left Tuesday for
Mt. Etna, Adams county. called by
telephone message announcing that her
brother, Isaac Warrington, was serious
ly i'll and not expected to dive.
The funeral of Louis Larson will be
held from the home, 306 South First
street, at 2 o'clock, and from the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at $50 O'clock
Thursday afternoon, Rev. CLAUS Quail
len officiating The body will be buried
in Riverside.
MIR. and Mrs. e. H. Keller, were host
and hostess Tuesday evening at $50
dinner 70 DIR. and Mrs w. Il. David
and daughter, Miss Leila, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Pappe. Mrs. Keller served
one of her delicious dinners for which
she is celebrated.
Rev. q. H. Doan. who recently ac-
cepted the charge of the New Provi-
dence Friends church, went to New
Providence this morning. He will be-
gin his pastorate a week from Sunday.
Mrs. Doan, who is in Muncie, Ind, is
expected to arrive in New Providence,
Friday.
Mrs L. A. Bulls, of Chicago, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening, and will
remain for two weeks visit with her
two sisters, Mrs. E. E.eTowner and Mrs.
s.. NJ. Beddaw, the latter of the SOL
diers' home. Both Mrs. Towner and
Mrs. Beddaw are i'll, the former seri-
ously.
Mr.. J. NJ. Koontz, of Kansas City. a
former Marshall county boy and son
of Ezra Koontz. of Albion. arrived in
the city Tuesday afkrnoon, summoned
owing to the death of his brother in
law. the late F. P. Fogg. whose funeral
was conducted this afternoon from the
family home seven miles north of the
city.
Benjamin Nichols is up to his old
tricks again. He hasn't been home
from an eastern trip of several months
but few days, and Tuesday afternoon
got down to business with a rod and
reel The result was a five and one
half pound wall-eye which he landed
near the Center street dam. It takes
some of these odd boys to show the
how to fish.
Miss Ida Olson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry. Olson FOG South Fifth
street, who suffered most severe at
tack of appendicitis several weeke ago,
and has only recently recovered, will
oe taken to Chicago Thursday night
where, on next Monday in Ausustana
hospital, she will undergo an opera
ion. The patient will be accompanied
by her sister, Mrs Elmer Lindstedt, OF
Kansas City and by her brether, Mr..
George A. Olson.
Swallowed by Three" which comes
o the Odeon Sunday. September 8, is
! powerful drama of the east and west,
containing a beautiful heart story, |
thrilling situations, and fairly bubbles (
With comedy. A cast far above the !
lverage has. been engaged, and nothing |
hat money, can secure has been spared |
o make this o1s of the most magnif- |
cent productions on the road. Prices
IS. so and rs cents.
Rev. j. M. Plumb of this city, pastor
If the Methodist Protestant church at |
Rhodes, left Tuesday evening for New
london, where he will be in attendance |
It the annual conference, which began
his morning and lasts over Sunday.
Rev. e. S. Brown. of Newton. is pres
dent of the conference and Rev. Mr..
Iowery, of Collins, preached the OPP
ming sermon. Rev. Mr.. Plumb has |
lad unanimous call to the church at
Rhodes for another year.
! suffered with kidney and stomach
rouble for >years. also suffered the
orments of everything with piles for
ourteen years. l could not do a hard
ay's work; they would protrude, and
t was impossible to keep them inside.
70 one knows what Ifsuffered. Final
Y 1 consulted DR.. Shallenberger the
specialist. He said he could
ure me without using knife, and he
as fulfilled his promise. If you treat
With him he will do as he says. Write
nd l will tell you all about them. J.
Elliott T.iscOmb Iowa