Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-08
Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, Is West Main.

Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Ii West Main.
For mems OK blood shoes so to Carts.
12S East Main street
The Iowa Savings bank is open Sat
urday night from $50 to s.
| "A good soap, twelve bars for 25c.
at c. NJ. Wheeler's, Ftnkle block.
The Tirzah Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Barnhtll Friday afternoon.
An unlimited selection of wall paper
at Skegg's wall paper and paint store.
The Iowa Savings bank is opened and
doing a general commercial and saw
! ings business.
Misses Elizabeth Studer and Ber-
| tina and Martha Larson visited friends
/ in Grinnell Wednesday night.
| Mrs. e. H. Keller has gone to Mil
! waukee for a three weeks visit with
/, her mother, Mrs. R. Simon.
Mrs. A. IL Mcbride went to Dcs
Moines this afternoon for a few weeks
!, visit with her son. DIR. III. A. Hurd.
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! Mr.. A. H. Sheldon spent Wednesday
in Ackley in attendance at the fall
meeting OF the Waterloo Preshytery.
/! Miss Bernice Clifford went to Grin
nell Wednesday evening for a short
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
G. Cappron.
Framed picture sale. Framed pictures
complete with glass from 10 cents up.
All new stock. Skegg's wal! paper and
! paint store.
| Kirk Jap Rose bath and toilet soap
| fathers freely in all waters. Nothing
dealers sell it.
L.. w. Fox. of Albion, had on the
local market Wednesday eighty head
of mixed packers and premium hogs,
which averaged 22o.
Mrs. j. r. Lamb of Grundy Center,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
! w. b. Elliott. for a week, returned
home this afternoon.
We sell the best coffee you ever
tasted for the price. rs cents pound.
Let us send you a trial order. c. M.
! Wheeler. Finkle block.
Tomorrow is pear day. This week
will about wind up the Delaware pears.
We have some very good stock we are
selling cheap. &. T.. Hood.
Mrs. George Stinelnan and brother,
Mr. Robert Mueller, of Gilman, left
this morning for Gregory. s. D.. where
they will register for the Rosebud
drawings.
Robert Caldwell a clerk in the en-
ploy of Keller & Pound, has returned
from OsNeill, Neb., where he was the
third person to register for the Rose
bud drawings.
The body of Allison Young. who
died at the soldiers home. left for
neral services will he held. The body
will be buried in Preston.
The school board held its regular
meeting Tuesday night DIR. Rosa Lie
big was employed as school physician
in addition to her duties as truant Of
ficer. at salary of $40 per month. cal
endar year.
When wanting anything In the paint
or varnish line. buy from practical
people, that know what they are SELL
ing. We know by practical experience
the actual value of the various paints
and varnishes, Skegg's wall paper
store.
The members of the Busy Bee cir
els Of the enjoyed a social
afternoon Wednesday,, meeting with
Mesdames John Jacobson, Jack Lock
hart and William Nitsch, at the JAG
OLSON home, 40 North First street.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Mr. D. w. Holmes, of Indianapolis,
whose wife, a cousin of Mr.. I. P. Low,
of Green Mountain, has been seriously
i'll of blood poisoning, at the Low
home, arrived at Green Mountain to-
day, and will remain until Mrs. Holmes
is able to travel. Mrs. Holmes is im-
proving nicely.
Alice Weatherson was given sur
prise Wednesday evening in honor of
her 18th anniversary. The guests were
Martha Morris, Modena Frederick.
Rose Hcdland. Lille Appleby, Esther
| Mayer ana STCdc6 ftdliS. AllSl S5dlii-S
and dainty luncheon the girls wate
taken for an auto ride.
Samuel Hull, an Iowa Central ma
chinist, was painfully injured Wednes-
day night at the Central round house
by falling from the step of a locomo-t
tive to the ground, striking rail with
| the side of his body. He was taken
! to st. Thomas hospital where it was
said this afternoon that his injuries.
We're not considered serious
| Mr. Frank Sawin, of Chicago, who
! has been in the city for a short time,
! departed for his home this morning,
accompanied by his father in-law. j.
Peter Hemmingsen, of 81 North Third
avenue Mr.. Henmingsen is in very
| feeble health and he will remain at
/ the home of his daughter for few
! weeks. Mrs. Sawin was Miss Martha
| Hem mingsen before her marriage
| c. J. Ewing. formerly chief clerk In
| the office of c. E. Gossett, master me-
chanic of the Iowa Central arrived in
/ the citv this morning For the past two