Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-10
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted.

DR.. Billiard. osteopath, 15 West Main
w. III. Jones was In Lamoille Frida,
ON business.
Clara c. Grips, teacner Of piano m
harmony. Phone 796.
Solid silver knives, forks and spoons
and odd pieces, at Aliens.
Try Elk chocolates. They are best
Wheeler & Hoag, sole agents.
The Iowa Savings bank is open Sat
urday night from $50 to s.
Editor ]. S. Darrah, of the Gilman
Dispatch. was in the city today.
:, DIR. Mairs will he at his office Mon
day, Oct. IL. ready for business.
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The Iowa Savings banll is opened and
doing a general commercial and sav-
ings business.
Miss Myrtle Handy, OF Ireton, Is Wis
iting at the home of her uncle, Mr.,
Elmer Handy, in Lamoille.
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Attend the banquet at the Presbyter-
ian church dining hall next Wednesday
evening. Watch for the menu Tuesday
evening.
IL o want to rent a modern house
we can fit you up. We have several
good ones on our list. S. C. Bell, Hop
kins block.
Mrs. S.. M. Jones. 410 South Second
street, is very critically sick of cancer
of THE stomach. 1t is not thought that
she can survive long.
DIR. H. H. Won Lackem and wife,
of Waterloo, are in The city for a
short visit at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. L.. Hayzlett and DIR. L. G. Left
Ter.
Next Thursday evening the Victoria
rink will be open. Ladies purchasing
skate tickets at the ticket window will
be admitted free. Genera admission
loo.
To Our Apollo Music Patrons: We
have disposed of all our old stock of
new, clean stock. Eadie-Ward Piano
company.
DR.. George b. Ward, formerly OF this
city, who Us now praoticing in Des
Moines, was in the city Friday morn
ing while on his way to Montour to
visit relatives.
You can always get style, fit and
good workmanship as well as the lob
biest and best material at Psenicka's.
1t will pay you to have your clothes
made at this shop.
Burning rubbish, in an alley back of
the w. III. Thompson barn, West Main
street, ignited the building, and caused
a small blaze this forenoon. The lam
age was very slight.
Mrs. e. G. Huber, SIG North First
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the Court Of Honor circle. The at
tendance was good, and a pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed.
There will be a new barber shop at
1T East Main street. down stairs. We
will open up Monday morning. Hours
from seven to nine o'clock, except OF
Saturday. Robt. Mcguire, proprietor.
For Sale-For the purpose of set
Element of the William Owings estate,
1.-The splendid 240-acre home farm, one
mile south of Vancleve, is offered for
sale. C. c. st. Clair, referee, Marshall
town, ia.
SundelHs restaurant is the place to
get a good meal when in town. You
get all you can eat and its clean and.
wholesome food that he serves. Don't
forget Sundells restaurant when
you're hungry.
Mr.. Carl S. Robertson and cousin,
| Mr. T.. ~ linph orr nf Kansas Iifv.
arrived in the city Friday and will re-
main for a ten days visit at the homes
of Mrs. o. e. Robertson, Mr.. Fred
Robertson and Mrs. F. M. Downs.
Miss Lucy Sampson, of East Boston,
Mass, is in the city for a short visit
with Mrs. T. c. Cartwright n at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Norris,
Jr. Miss Sampson will go to Grinnell
Saturday evening to visit her cousin,
Mrs. D. w. Norris.
Rev. c. w. McCord is distributing
tickets without charge to hear a most
remarkable lecture on GLOW to Get
Well and Keep Well that has ever
been given on the American platform,
Monday evening. If you haven't re-
ceived a ticket, get one, as o cannot
afford to miss it. Tickets free.
Harmony Aid society members to
the number of twenty, enjoyed the day
Thursday with Mrs. Il. +. Smith at her
home, three miles south of he city on
Center street. A fine dinner was served
by the hostess, and the regular BUSH
ness meeting was held in the after
moo
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Mesdames w. "a. Sandoe and F. B..
Garvin We're hostesses at the Sandoe
home Thursday afternoon at a novelty
shower for Miss Lora Carney, who
is to be married Saturday evening to
Mr.. John P. Woodbury., Jr. Each of
the thirty-five guests, all of whom
were married, enclosed an orig
inal verse of poetry with her gift, and
these were read aloud by Miss Carney.
| The house was decorated with autumn
Ileaves and vines. The hostesses were
assisted in serving a dainty lunch, by
Misses Hazel iSandoe, Edna Garvin and
Gladys Carney, and Mrs. Cove, the lat
ter of Sycamore, III.