Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-08
Band fair tonight, Forney's hall
DR.. Wood, glasses scientifically fitted.


DR.. Wood, glasses scientifically fitted
Mr.. Sylvester Dickerson, of Liscomb
was in the city today on business.
Country dressed chickens for Sat.
urday trade at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs. w. NJ. Raymond and Mrs Ben.
ton Davis visited with friends in Anne.
today.
Boston baked beans tomorrow, plain
cry, ITO West Main, the place that's
different
| DIR. Harry Echternacht returned
Thursday night from Des Moines
where he has been present at the an
nual convention of the state dental So
| ciety.
Do you need wall paper? We have
| an unrvaled line. New patterns just
received that will please you. Come in
and let us show you. Simmons Book
Store.
Special omorrow-chcken pie ct
the Standard Bakery. Order early as
the supply will be limited. Standard
l'dhNiS, IiU w est NIdlll, tIlc pace tIlul )
different
We don't claim to be the only ones
that make good buttermilk bread: but
we do make ,buttermilll bread and lots
of it. If you want the best butter
milk bread, get it with the blue da-
mond label Standard Bakery, 10
West Main, the place that's different.
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Carts row heel tan Oxfords and
shoes in the foot-form last is just the
thing for children. Then we have tans
and patent feathers with the snap and
style for men and ladies. Just re-
ceived, a new lot of the Merry Widow
shoe-dark chocolate, at So. Carl's
shoe store
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Sundell of
Mason City arrived in the city this
morning. to remain until the body of
Mr.. Sundell's brother, Mr. Charles
Sundell, who died in Los Angeles,
reaches the city. The body is expected
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Morgan, who have
been spending the winter in Los An
geles and other California places. ar
rived home this morning. On their
way west Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan stopped
in Denver with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Rhoades. and on their return
they stopped at Tulsa. Okla, for a short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Thad
Evans.
F'rieids of Miss Nettie Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Smith, living
southwest of the city a few miles. will
be panied to learn that her life is de-
SPARED of at the Iowa Sanatorium,
Des Moines. where she has been pa
tient for several months. A telephone
Tuesday night was to the eff
feet that the young woman was not
expected to survive the night. This
however, she was still alive
Miss Smiths parents are at her bed
side.
At the Odeon theater Monday night, !
May II, wiz be shown the moving pic
lures of the great Gotch- Hacken- |
schmidt wrestling bout held at Dexter
park, Chicago, April 3rd, 1908, for the I
of the world. The films
are said to be the best that have ever |
been made in this country and show I
every move made by the combatants t
With a clearness that is surprising.
Lovers of wrestling in this vicinity are |
,rtainly to be congratulated on this I
of following the match in /
letail. Prices, 10, 25 and 35 cents.
Henry Weber has returned home |
from ColfaX where he has been the
fore part of the week. While there
he made a contract with the Colfax
Coal Co., for the eXclu
sive sale of their coal in Marshalltown
FOR the coming year. MIR. Weber has
handled this coal in Marshaltown for
he last four years, and, he says. that
t is without question the best coal
mined in Iowa. This year he will be
n better shape to furnish sizes than
ever before and that he will ALSO be
n better shape to deliver it, 1t will pay
anyone who burns soft coal to see him
n time to place their orders for the
coming season.