Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-17

Chamberlain fits glasses.
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted
DIR. Wood, eye, ear, throat. Glasses.
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): DR.. Billiard, osteopath. is West Main
Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week.
Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week.
w. H. Calhoun was in Toledo today
on business.
New veilings, the latest meshes. all
widths, at M. Il. Andrews.
See Bendlages display window for
those pocket knife bargains. All go al
80 cents each.
Miss Florence Maher left for Iowa
City this morning to take up her stu
dies in the state university.
/
/ Perry makes none but hand made
harness and uses only the best leather
Let him show you the good points
about harness at his exhibit at the
fair.
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cents to 81 each go for 80 cents at
Benilage Hardware company.The big
gest pocket knife bargain you ever
| saw.
Don't miss j. S. Perry's harness ex-
hibit on the fair grounds. You'll learn
something about genuine hand made
harness See the two special jobs for
| the fair exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr., en-
| tertained a company of fourteen
friends at dinner Wednesday evening.
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Dodson, Of Danville, Va.
The thorough courses offered by the
| Central Iowa Business College will
make of you more progressive farmers
| and more successful business men.
| Catalog free. Visitors welcome.
Cheap cloaks for children as we'll as
| inferior grades at low prices for women
are expensive at any price. We cell
you garments OF quality. That means
we stand back OF every garment we
sell. M. +. Andrews.
1
S. Mcfarland, 305 North First street.
surprised them at their home Wednes-
! day evening, the occasion being Mr..
Netherlands birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent socially, and lunch
brought by the crowd was enjoyed.
Hi Henry's MINISTRIES, known from
sen to sea, will give one of their splen-
4 RI ,c1,., Of ttr>n dow
night, Sept. 20. Their program is one
of the highest excellence, beautiful
stage settings and moving electrical
Transforming effects. Prices only rs,
IS and SO cents.
Crowl and Goods minstrel show at
the penny social Saturday evening will
attract as much attention as Uncle
Toms Cabin did several years ago.
The show will be a skillful reproduc-
ton of plantation life in the south with
vaudeville and musical specialties.
Come and judge for yourself as to its
merits.
Miss Harriet Taylor was in Des
Moines Wednesday night to attend the
marriage of her friend, Miss Vera
Denver, Col Mr.. Meyer was former
was connected with both the Register
and Leader and Daily Capital before
going to Denver to take up work on
the Times.
About twenty of the Marshall Oil
company employees surprised Mr.. Har-
ry Ritter at his home, 502 East Main
street, Wednesday evenig. He is leav-
Iowa State College, Ames, and was
ring. The evening was spent socially,
and refreshments were served.
For the first time in perhaps years
the crowd that came from stations on
the Story City branch to attend the
fair Wednesday and today, were fur
1aished with ample equipment by the
Iowa Central. Three extra coaches
were added to the outgoing train on
the branch Wednesday evening, and
the crowd which came on the train
this morning NEEDED all of the room in
the extra cars.
Mrs Leo Mcnamara and Mrs. HI.
Showalter arrived home Wednesday
evening from Commerce, where they
were summoned few days ago owing
to the death of their sister-in-law, Mrs
George w. Florer. Mrs. Florers death
was due to abscess of the lung, and oc-
Cured Sunday. The funeral was held
on Tuesday. Mrs. Florer was for
mer resident of Kellogg, and has
many acquaintance in the southern
part of this county.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.