Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-29
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The City in Brief

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Victoria open tonight.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, is West Main
Dr. Wood, eye, ear, throat Glasses.
Halloween post cards at Ncwton's
121 East Main
All new salt fish at Culley's market
See the assortment.
The best makes OF fountain pens at
Aliens jeWelry store.
Potted chrysanthemums at Kemble's
Phone us about them.
| Plenty of Sealshipt oysters at Gull
ley's market, 1912 South First avenue
L Mrs. w. G.. Craig let for Iowa City
this morning to visit with friends fol
about a week.
We are cutting prices on starch, and
can save YOU money on that article
c. NJ. Wheeler, Fintle block.
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/ A false alarm of fire was turned in
at box 362, corner Of Main and Sixth,
streets, at about Z: 80 o'clock Wednes
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Friends church will meet with Mrs
Fernoau, ZOE North Fourth street, Fri
day afternoon.
Il Our soft wood prices Of $500 and
$2.26 per cord. is very low but we wish
to move it quickly. Gregory Coal, Coke
and Lime company.
Our soft wood is sound and we'll
seasoned Cut last winter and the
price is $500 and S2.25 per cord. Greg
Dry Coal, Coke and Lime company.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin c. Mcmillan, of
/ Hudson, We're in the city this morning
while on their way to State Center to
/ spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
| ter Brimhall
/ Raymond Chiles, Britain & Co.
/ telegraph operator. while fishing at
/ ing, landed an eleven and one half
pound wall-eyed pike.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
| byterian church will meet Friday after
! noon with Mrs. j. III. Egermayer ana
Mrs. A. d. Meeker at the Egermayer
home, 204 North Fourth street.
Dr. II. H. Nichols arrived home We'd
nesday evening from Lost Island. where
he has been for a few days shooting
| The weather has not been favorabl for
flight, and shooting was poor.
! Jap Rose bath and toilet soap Is
transparent, but different from the
so called glycerine soaps, which are
often injurious to the skin. A trial
will convince you. At all dealers.
There are no finer candies made than
Morse's We have them in assorted
size boxes. The pure chocolate candies
are especially fine. Also Morse's pure
stick candies. Alexander Drug COM
pany.
We are making a drive on soap. We
have good brand which we will sell
at twelve bars for % cents. A higher
grade at nine bars for % cents. IT
won't last long at this price. c. NJ.
Wheeler, Finllle black.
Mrs. Elmer Eldridge and daughter.
Lois. who have been here for an in
definite visit with the formers mother,
Mrs. Lucinda McCord returned We'd
nesday evening from Iowa Falls, where
they have been for Il few days.
No action, looking to the organiza
ton of Y. NJ c. A. basket ball team.
was taken at the meeting of the play
ers which was held at the association
building Wednesday night. Another
meeting is to be held this evening.
We have q tremendous stock of
dolls, just received, and will make spec
ial prices now in order that you may
provide for the children's wants in this
line for Christmas. Would strongly
urge buying now. ]. Is. Simmons Book
Store.
The Christian Endeavorers of the
Christian church and their friends, are
to enjoy a Halloween social at the A.
II. Welker home, 4O6 West State
street. Friday evening following the
protracted meeting service at the
church.
Mrs. William Dunn, Wife OF a con-
ductor on the Northwestern, spent
Wednesday in the city as the guest Of
Mrs Edward Hayes. Her sister, Mrs
c. J. Allen, of Sheffield, who has been
visiting at Boone, accompanied her.
and will remain for few days visi.
at the Hayes home.
The body Of Mrs. Margaret NJ. Walk
err who died Wednesday morning, will
be taken to Rochester, Cedar county,
for interment, leaving at 1923 Friday
morning, via Upton. A brief service
will be held at the Walker home, 113
North Fifteenth street, at o'clock
Friday morning, Rev. Merle N. Smith
officiating.
Tonight the last chance to see the |
Cubs and Tigers at the Lyric theater, |
showing the worlds championship SER
les, october 1908. Owing to the extra ex
pense connected with this film and the |
demand for 1t we are compelled to raise
the price Of admission to 1Oc. We are
showing with the base bail film Ed |
ison's new feature entitled Buying a |
Title" Ten cents tonight only.
Mrs. j. L. Williams, 400 North Third |
street, was hostess Wednesday after |
noon to the home and education de- |
partment of the Women's club. Mrs. |
L. r. Willard had the subject, House
hold Accounts" and Mrs. w. Il. Koontz
that OF "Digestion and Nutrition" A