Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-07
Two opticians. chnmberlain's.

Two opticians. Chnmberlains
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| DR.. Wood, eye, ear. throat. Glasses.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 w. Maip
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main.
Mr.. H., l.. Laird was in Tama FRI
| day on business.
Mr.. G. i. Stlnberry, of Gilman, was
in the city Friday.
The Ntarinello parlors at the Simon's
store will be discontinued.
A handsome suit from $15 up at
| Simons store. All sizes yet in stock
Eagle fair will be held in Eagle hall
| Nov. II to rs inclusive Everybody well
| como.
Mr.. w. r. Kfnzer, principal OF the
Gilman schools, spent Friday night
in the city with friends.
Big Hand Lotion, the corn husker's
friend. Prices 25 per cents per bottle at
Morgan's drug store.
District Passenger Agent George M.
Martin. of the Iowa Central. was in the
city Friday evening on business.
Mrs. p. r. Arney. who has been Wis
iting for week with her mother in
Marengo, returned home Friday even
ing.
The Toledo high school foot ball
team arrived in the city this morning,
and this afternoon played the second
team of the high school at the fair
grounds.
L. W. Fox, of Union, was in the city
Thursday, accompanying Il car load of
hogs which he sold at the Britain &
Co. yards. Sixty-iive head averaged
260 pounds.
Electric flour is made from the best
hard wheat and it is very high pat
ent flour. If the flour you are using Is
not just right try a sack of Electric
next time. Your grocer should have it.
Miss Nellie Pepperling, OF Iowa
Falls, who has been the guest this
week of Mrs. Elmer Eldridge at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs. Lu-
cinda McCord, returned to her home
today.
Z,
Of town, brought to the T.-R office
a freak in vegetable growth which he
calls u Siamese pumpkin. The pump
kin is Of the ordinary Cow" variety
and in maturing two grew together,
making an odd sight.
Mr.. L. C. Mcmahon. Of Mt Vernon,
O., is in the city for a visit of a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Frances
Mcmahon. and brother. Mr.. II. r. Nc
Mahon. He will go to Fullerton, Neb.
to visit "A daughter, and stop here
again on his way east.
Mrs Jesse Cole left for Ireton this
morning to visit for several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs Fred Wing. and
family. She was accompanied by Mrs.
ID. E. Wing, of Ireton, Mr.. Wings
mother, who has been visiting with
Rev. and Mrs. Cole for a week.
The Wisowa Lumber company, Of
Waterloo, has filed suit in the district
court against w. II. Wullle, Jr, and
w. II. Wulke, of Melbourne, by which
1t is sought to secure judgment OF $50
for the balance due on a bill for build
ing material furnished the former.
mechanics lien is also sought 1t is al-s
legged the building is now owned by
w. H. Wullse, sr.
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Every man in the city should hear
Professor Kirk Waldo Robbins at the
mems meeting Sunday next, east court
room. His subject is Laugh. Labor,
and Love" This lecture is immense
ly popular and has earned a great
reputation for Professor Robbins. The
Cedar Rapids Republican says of this
lecture: His speech glowed with hu-
morous illustrations, and every one
was happily entertained while greatly
helped
C. H. e. Boardman was in Cedar
Falls Friday night where he was one
of the judges of the annual debate
between teams from the State Normal
school and Iowa State college. at
Ames. The other judges were G. V.
IindIey, of FIT. Dodge and o. Fl.
Elliott Of Sheldon. Ames had the at
iirmative side and won. The subject
was, Resolved that all transportation
companies doing an interstate bust
ness should be compelled to lncorpor-
ate under federal charter"
Complimentary to Miss Elsie Sand
void who leaves for her home in Chi
cago Sunday, a surprise was given by
the employees of A. H. Simon at the lat
tcr's home, 203 West Main street, Fri
day evening An impromptu musical
program was rendered, Miss Mabel
Fredland, Miss Edna Wright and Mas
ter Sidney Simon giving piano solos,
and Miss Morrison a vocal solo. Re-
freshlnents were served by Mrs. Simon,
assisted by Miss Ossie Alum and Miss
Nellie Auld. Miss Sandwold was pre-
sented with u suit case and a number
of other small tokens of the high regard
in which she is held by her employers
and associates.
Marshall Cou1ty's