Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-12
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted.
Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist

i LIZ. WO0O, eye, ear, LUTOdI S1ldSS0Ss
| New wide r-uchings all colors at M.
+. Andrews.
Remember Culley has the genuine
Sealshipt oysters at q right price.
All trimmed hats at cost Friday and
and Saturday at Miss Gilmore's.
Buy your New York apples now and
save money. We have all varieties. E..
e. Hood.
Every tailored suit we offer at 30 per
cent discount is of this seasons pur-
chase. E. r. Lay.
| Mr.. S. c. Blake, who has been home
for few weeks visit, left for Omaha
| Tuesday evening.
Mr.. L. Binford left Wednesday even
| ing for Omaha, where he remained to-
| day on business.
Stamp photos one dozen for 10
cents; postals 2s..,r 20 cents at Bow
ems Novelty s.e'dio IA West Main
street.
The meeting of st. Margaret's mis-
sion, which was to be held this even
ing, has been postponed until Thursday
evening of next week.
Something fine is canned pineapple.
the East Indie" The largest can for
Is cents and the best quality. C. M.
Wheeler. F'lnlkle block.
We have a fine line of pancake and
buckwheat -four and plenty of good
honey and fancy syrup to go with
them. Kendall & West.
Mrs M. j. Robinson has returned
from a visit of several weeks with her
sons, Charles. Ward and B. F. Robin
son. who live north of the city
Mrs Paul A. wettstein, of Cedar
Rapids, was in the city Wednesday at
ternoon, being on her way to Oskaloosa
to visit her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bomar.
A water bottle made of copper,
nickel plated will last a lifetime. There
is nothing better to warm grandpa and
grandma's bed and keep THE feet warm.
See Schmidt
Twenty-Five cents buys a black coal
iron hod (not the light corrugated
|
line see Schmidt.
Teas and coffees of extra quality at
Wheelers grocery in the Finl1le block.
a little better quality than you get
elsewhere. for the money. Wheeler's
grocery, Finkle block.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will be entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. j. S. Haskell and
Mrs Harry Pletscher. at the Haskell
home, 11S North Center street.
Tomorrow is the last day for the res
ervation of seats for the Y. NJ. c. A.
entertainment course sale at Henry
Pappe's store, open at o'clock. Re-
serve seats for the entire season, s1.00.
Agent James Holmes, of the Iowa
Central at Steamboat Rock. and Mrs.
Holmes, were in the city Wednesday
afternoon. enroute home from
months visit turnout Illinois and Wis
consin.
Ee on hand early for your choice of
the bargains i'm silverware at He'll
berg's Saturday. A window full of bar
gains and more inside. 1t will be an I'M
usual opportunity to get some splen-
did bargains.
The Presbyterian. Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mesdames S. M. Wilson, G. B. Moehrl,
and A. H. Sheldon, at the Wilson home,
s North Sixth street.
Mr.. j. w. Gard, of Hot Springs. S.
D., arrived in the city Wednesday and
will remain for a visit of several days
with his nieces, Misses Tillie and lila
Baxter. Mr. Gard will visit in Cedar
Rapids, Maxwell and Rhodes before
returning home.
Surrounded by a splendid company
which includes Dorothy Sherrod and
many other notables. Tim Murphy
comes to the Odeon tomorrow night
presenting Cupid and the Dollar"
play that should incite unusual interest
in the minds of all 'theatergoers. Prces,
so, rs 81 and s1.5O.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cartwright enter
tanned very informally at their home,
North Sixth street. Wednesday even
ing twenty guests who were invited to
meet Mrs. Hartman, of Hampton, who
is the guest of Mrs. Cartwright Five
hundred was played, and the hostess
served luncheon in four courses.
Long dry grass, on May street, which
was set on fire by some person early
Wednesday evening, would probably
have ignited a number of barns in the
neighborhood, had not the south side
fire department been notified and sue
ceeded in putting out the fire before
it did any damage An alarm was not
turned in.
Rev. L. B. Hix left Wednesday night
for Sioux City, being called there by
the severe illness of his son-in-law. Mr..
A. l.. Wilhelm. Rev. Mr.. HiX expects
ito return home early Sunday morning,
and if his son-in-law is able to travel,
will be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilhelm. Mr. Wilhelm's ILLNESS isl
Thought. to have been caused by alkali
poisoning. due to the water.
Mr. Bernard Andrae, Of Milwaukee,
who left Wednesday on horseback for
Des Moines, on his 5000 mile journey
to San Francisco, has engaged Dr.
Worley Getz to assist him in canvass
ing for the Cutters Book, the Milwau-
kee sports magazine which Andrae is
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