Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, is West Main.

! 'SNSN PSS~NiiS'' SSTN'
Will Miller.
Free attractions-ba games, foot
ball, ETC., at the Rhodes fair.
1 Fine fresh Roquefort, New York full
cream and brick cheese, at Pecloham's
grocery.
Kimball piano. cased organ, used
short time, S42. Henry Levitt Piano
| company.
j Miss Hollister offers her first prem
ium china for sale at the Joseph jew
elly store.
Mr. Fred Wilbur spent Tuesday at
Toledo in attendance at the Tama
county fair.
Fresh cookies. a. nice assortment,
crisp. tasty and Wholesome. AT Wheel
er's, Finl1le block.
Our millinery department swarms
with good things in hats. Ask to see
our SIS hats at Simons.
| Tomorrow we will sell all our 81
kid gloves for SO cents. They include
all color.s and black and white. Orlando
Baxter.
l
| Mr.. ard Mrs. John Timmons and Mr.
| Mark Hall. of Marietta. spent Thursday
| in attendance at the Tama county fair
at Toledo.
| Wanted Bright, honest boy, over
Is. to assist in collections and office
work Must have good reference. In
quire T.-R.
About fifteen good empty barrels for
SALE Good for kraut barrels or most
any purpose Cheap. Wachter's, So
West Main.
Plenty of peaches. pears, grapes. ba-
nanas, oranges, melons and complete
variety of good things to eat at Ken
dali & Vests.
Persons who stole certain articles
from the Wood residence are known
and unless same are returned. prosecu
ton will follow
We just got in a consignment of the
new tan, blue, green and smoke shades
of the directoire waists. Ask to see
them at Simon's.
The Junior society Of the Christian
church will hold an exchange Satur-
day afternoon in Benedict & Brint-
nails old store. East Main.
Mrs. A. L. Mead. of Clinton. arrived
in the city Thursday evening, and will
remain for a visit of a few days
with her mother. Mrs. j. H. VOORHEES,.
Mrs j. W. Melton and children went
to Ackley Thursday to remain for few
days visit with the formers sisters
Mesdannes H. w. Richtmeier and Philip
Holman
Mrs. I. A. Turner, of Eldora, arrived
in the city Thursday, and will re-
main for few days visit at the home
of her niece, Mrs. j. A. Martin. Mr..
Martins mother, of Cedar Rapids, is
also a guest at the Martin home.
Word received by friends in this city
from w. M. Raymond, IS to the effect
THAT he has made arrangements for
entering the hotel business aa Salt
Lake City. Mr.. Raymond will take
charge of new hotel which opens
Nov. ].
Head lettuce, fine celery Jersey
sweet potatoes. fresh string beans,
caulif7ower, cranberies, seven pound
baskets Concord grapes. You will find
everything in green groceries always
fresh here. L. S. Peckham Grocery
company.
Mr.. Carroll B. Johnston, who has
been employed as bookkeeper by the
Times Republican for the past five
years, has resigned his position, to be-
come effective as soon as his. successor
can take up his work. Mr.. Johnston
will enter the employ of A. e. Wilbur
e Sons.
I have secured the premium honey
exhibited at the Marshall county fair
and an additional supply from the
same apiary. think you will say it is
the finest honey you ever saw
in your life, and I know it's
pure and mighty fine article. In
both strained and in the comb. Better
order some now. Will Miller.
Mr. D. w. Norris, Jr., editor of the
Times Republican, went to Clinton
Thursday night, where he Joined, upon
invitation, THE Taft special. bearing the
presidential nominee and a party of
Iowans prominent in public life. Mr..
Norris accompanied the party on the
trip across the state today, and will
be present at the Des Moines meetings
this evening.
LAS the season advances and the first
cold weather strikes us, the fuel sit
uation takes a change, usually the
price advances and the supply di-
minishes. Wise folks should do their
fuel shopping early and avoid the US
Sual advance in price and also make
sure OF their winter supply We are
well prepared to take care of your
winter wants in the fuel line and make
early delivery. Consumers Fuel COM
pany.