Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-23
Tuttle, the jeweler.
Eagles fair tonight.
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist
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/ UdLh OulIuluS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Low, of Bromle,
spent Saturday in the city.
| Burt & Packard mems shoes. War
ranted patent leather. No better, q
Trautmann & Co.'S.
| VIII the party who took wheel from
in front of T.-R. Saturday return SAM
and get the one he left?
| The Baptist FILL Bible class will unee
with Mrs. w. b. flanagan, TOT Yves
Linn street. Tuesday afternoon.
| In time of sickness hot water ba
is necessity. Get the guaranteed kin
'Justrite" at Hoag Drug company.
We place on sale tomorrow one cas-
Of wide challes at the very low pric
OF cents per yard. e. r. Lay.
Skate at the Victoria Thanksgivin
afternoon and evening. Free admissio
to lady skaters. Everybody invited.
Mrs. ]. T. stanstrom and Miss Nam
lie Casey, who have been visiting for
few days In Oelwein, returned HON
Saturday.
"Justrite' rubber bags, syringes, etc
absolutely guaranteed, at special price
| this week to introduce them. Hoa
Drug company
| Rev w. f. Pitner, superintendent 0
| the Marshalltown district Of the Meth
odist church, spent Sunday in Rock
we'll and Mason City.
| Let us have your orders early tina
we may supply you and not have tt
work our employees Thanksgiving day
Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Co.
We ask YOU to read our article o.
Electric Light" in another column o
this issue 1t may help you to
Ry. Co.
Miss Flossie Lepley, of Union, was il
the city Saturday night as the CUES
of Mrs. Charles Carothers, being OF
her way to Des MONIES. to enter Drak
| university as student.
Mr.. Henry McCord, of Omaha, ar
rived in the city Saturday night, and I
a guest at the home of his brother, MI
Dell McCord Mr.. McCord was a form
erSresident of this county.
When looking for a small very prac
teal and serviceable heater for be-
| room we recommend our 12-incl
Coles Hot Blast at $40. Fire never out
See Schmidt, the stove man.
Miss Ellen Freeman, of this city, who
has been in Minneapolis for the las
year, and who has been home for few
months, left Sunday for Dunkard
where she has accepted school fol
the winter.
Have you examined the splendid val
ues we are offering in women's ant
children's cloth coats at one-third Of
from our low prices. Every carmen
marked in plain figures and one pric
to all. E. f. Lay.
DIR. Lyman b. Sperry, Of Oberlin
o., addressed large audience of men
under the auspices of the Railroat
Y. M. C. A., in the east court room
Sunday afternoon on the subject 'Mal'
and Female, or the Significance of thu
Sex"
Mrs. Sarah H. Lucas, Z West Gran
street, is a patient at the Singleton
! hospital, where she is quite seriousl.
i'll, due to what is feared to be gen
eral breakdown. Her condition is be
lieved to show slight Improvement to
day.
Twenty dollars buys a Pleasan
Home, all cast cook; S26 buys our bi!
leader, the Pleasant Home cast range
$40 and $50 Bucks Steel range and III
to the queen of all ranges, The Mall
cable $50 to S65. Look us over. Schmid
the stove man.
Special Deputy Sheriff j. E. Parks
of Ma1faska county, passed thru TIL
city Saturday evening in company will
Thomas Hogsett, aged Is, who wa
sentenced from Oskaloosa to term il
the Eldora reform school, for breaking
and entering Iowa Central box cars.
Carol Lounsberry, who is attendin,
Cornell College at mt. Vernon, spen
Sunday and today in the city visiting
relatives. Mr.. Lounsberry plays guart
on the Cornell foot ball team. which
played at Grinnell and was beaten Sat
urday afternoon by the score Of II t.
IL.
b. c. Hovenburg, who formerly rep.
resented the Smith Premier TypeWrit
er company in this territory, has en-
tered business for himself. He ila
opened typewriter exchange at Wa
terloo and will handle all makes, do re
pairing, rebuilding, etc. He will maxi
this city frequently and asks the con
tinued patronage Of his old customers
The automobile belonging to DR.. H
Fl. Nichols was damaged, one wheel
being demolished and a spring bent
when It skidded on the slippery West
State street pavement in front of the
C. C. Urine home, at about noon today
The machine ran into tree, which
hurled it against the curling. DR.
Nichols, who was driving the car, was
not hurt.
j. H. Augustine, of Albion, has
brought suit in the district court
against G. w. King and wife, ct al, tc
collect on two notes, aggregating $500
The petition asks for judgment Of
sS66.45 and interest Foreclosure is
sought on a mortgage on lot 10, block
2, Anson's first addition, which secures
the note.
Mr. w. B. Donaldson, formerly of this
city, who for the past four an6
one-half years has been engaged in the
restaurant business in Reinbeck, spent