Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-03
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist
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Two opticians. Chamberlains
Special music Friday night. Elite.


DR.. Burkart, osteopath 302 w. Mali
Don't forget the Baptist bazaar, Sat
urday, Dec. 5.
Read Archie Parlers space ad to
day It's worth while.
Mrs. Mary f. McCarl, of Gilman
spent today in the city.
Rockers, rockers, rockers. Big sal
of big stock at big discount a
Cards.
Inmans store has plenty of over
Shoes felt boots-German socks at tn,
lowest prices.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Russiei went to
| Grinnen this morning for a few days
} visit at the home of Ora Harrah
If you got left in our underskirt anc
comforter sale, as many did, be OF
hand early Friday morning. Archi,
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Alderman, 81;
West State street, are the parents of a
daughter. born at ST. Thomas hospital
Wednesday night.
For Sale-One thirty gallon boiler
and gas water heater; one Oxford ba-
sin, one china closet; all practically
new. Inquire of A. II. Simon.
Her Fatal Shadow" will be the at
traction at the odeon Sunday even
ing. Dec. 6. "a melo- drama true to
life" Prices %, 50 and SO cents.
i The Christian Women's Board of
Missions auxiliary will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Il. S. Patten, 205 West Grant
street.
The rocker sale at Cards is an event
in furniture selling. You get a dis
count up to rs per cent. which enables
you to get a higher priced rocker for
your money.
The regular meeting of the Daisy
Drake Mission circle of the Central
Church of Christ. will be held Friday
evening With Miss Maude McBroom, 8
West North street.
John D. starlls ,.led suit in the dis
| trict court this morning against c. d.
| Truesdell and others. to clear the title
to a part of lot II, block g. Rice's adj
dition to this city.
| Rienzi Dorman filed suit in the dis
| trict court this morning against James
| Dorman. and other claimants to eighty
acres of land in Vienna township, by
which it is sought to clear the title to
| the land.
Will Miller has placed on sale ten
cases of early June peas. regular price
| 121a cents a can. while the stock lasts
at $1.2O dozen or s2.35 a case. The
lucent grade early June peas go at
| $1.45 a dozen.
| Mrs C. A Newcomer and Mrs. Myo
! c. Hurlbut were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon at the formers home, 612
West State street, to the Beethoven
club. An informal program of music
was enjoyed, after which the hostesses
served refreshments.
Mrs. S. C. Blackman and son Fran
els. of Madison, Neb., who have been
here for two weeks visit at the home
of the formers brother Mr.. F. F. Lock
wood. left Wednesday evening for
Westside. where they will visit friends
before returning home.
Mrs. ]. G. Benson. of Norway, mother
of Mrs. c.. w. McCord, is very serious
ly Ill. Mrs Benson is suffering with
Brigllt's disease, and If it is possible to
move her she will be brought to ST
Thomas hospital within the next few
days. Mrs. McCord is with her mother.
1t is much easier to count the stars
on the blue sky than the laughs in the
oft
of vaudeville features in the Boston
Bellies Burlesquers which is the Offer
ing at the Odeon next Saturday even
ing. Dec. 5. Prices %, IS, so and Is
cents.
Dr. F. Conner of Reinbeck, has come
to this city to practice, after an eleven
years residence in the Grundy county
town DIR. Conner was DESTROYS of get
ting established in a larger city, and
he considered Marshalltown's pros
poets superior to any Iowa town he
knew Of.
On next Monday evening the Nor
gan Stock company will open weeks
engagement at the Odeon. Ladies will
be admitted free Monday night, to see
"An American Girl" if accompanied by
one paid 30-cent ticket purchased be-
fore p. M ON that day. Prices 10, 20
and 30 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Ingledue of Min
erva, We're in the city Wednesday even
ing, being on their way to Albion,
where they remained today as the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Wyand
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingledue expect to be able
to occupy their new home at 112 North
Seventh street by Jan. l..
Mrs. H. B. Heitshu entertained in
formally Wednesday evening, in her
apartments over the First National
bank. a dozen young people, in honor
Of Miss Fannie Shaw and Mr.. Roy
Bradbury. whose marriage is soon to
take place. The affair was novelty
shower for the couple, and the at
Effectiveness of each package was en-
HANGED by a pink chatenay rose. The
affair was given by Mrs. Heitshu in
fulfilment of promise made some
time ago and proved very delightful.
In an appropriate game of guessing
the menu of a. wedding dinner, the
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Francis. A dainty lunch was enjoyed.
The funeral of Mrs. Melvina Rice