Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
Gi,lles'Gepuo(it,1n
The City in Brief

Plenty OF good country butter a
Culey's.
For Sale Household furniture at 1
South Third avenue.
Mr.. J. NJ. Holt went to Marion Thu
morning on business.
Black walnuts. first of the season
Pecllham Grocery company.
Country sorghum by the quart o
gallon at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Wanted Extra bell boys at Pill
grim hotel; 81 per week, board ant
room.
We have plenty of fresh bucllwhca
and pancake nours on hand. Kendall
& West.
Just received. twenty new rugs, 9ia
Some extra good bargains. Benedict &
Brintnall.
We have a fresh shipment of the
celebrated Little Pig sausage. Peck.
ham Grocery company.
Dipped nougat. caramelS. cocoanu
bon bons and all kinds of fresh can
dies, ut Wachter's. 33 West Main.
o.
Camembert. Roquefort. Canadian
cream, Edam and Imperial cheese. Al
fresh new stock. Peckham Grocery
company.
Try Culleys coffces A trial will con
vince you that they are better thar
other higher priced coffees. lo-l.
South First avenue.
Picture framing. the largest ant
most complete stock of holdings anc
an expert workman to make the frames
at the Simmons book store.
Just SIT buys a New Home Ruby
sewing machine; fully warranted The
New Home line has been sold for forty
years in Marshall county. c. T.
Schmidt, agent.
Rapid city delivery four times a day
Wagon leaves our store at $3.50 and
II a. M, and p. m. Telephone your
orders early and they will receive the
4~best Of attention. Archie Parker.
| Mrs. Charles Buchwald, corner OF
/ Twelfth and Cole streets. entertained
the Concordia nahebund. Thursday aft
ernoon. Light refreshments were
(! served.
Peter Lynch, yardmaster of the Iowa
1 Central is confined to his home with
a slight attack of sickness that will
| probably keep him from his work for a
few days.
Elderkin Boardman and Harry Ga
belman will leave this evening for
| Mason City for an over-Sunday visit
at the James Elder home. where the
! formers mother, Mrs. c. ii. E. Board
man, is visiting.
| Gluten bread is recommended by
physicians for dyspepsia, kidney dis
ease and all ailments arising from dis
ordered stomach or liver. Ask your
doctor about it. We have gluten bread
for sale Standard Bakery, ITO West
| Main.
| Mr. and Mrs. Herbert WATSON, of
| Cedar Rapids. arrived in the city this
morning to visit at the homes of Mr..
| Wasson's brothers, Mr.. T.. l. WATSON
| and Mr.. w. A. WATSON, and with other
friends. and to attend the marriage OF
| Mr. Wasson's niece. Miss Amy Was
son, to Mr.. Robert G. Valentine
| Frank Hall, the little son of Elias
| Hall. 800 South Third avenue. who
i was run down and injured by an auto
mobile Thursday morning. was doing
as we'll today as could be expected.
| No internal injuries have developed
since the accident and it is believed
| that he Will make a rapid recovery.
"Thorns and Orange Blossoms will
be the opening bill Of the Frank r..
Long Comedy company. commencing
/ Monday night, Oct 10, at the Odeon.
Ladies will be admitted free Monday
night, if accompanied by one paid 80
cent ticket. purchased before p. M.
Prices remainder of week, 10, 20 and
80 cents.
Judging by number of new vehicles
being seen taken from the repository
of the Marshalltown Buggy company
during the past week. it seems as tho
| a large number of shrewd vehicle buy
ers are taking advantage of the low
prices at which the Marshalltown Bug
/! gy companys samples are being Of
| fered in order to get the space they
now occupy for storage purposes.
| This seasons first meeting of the
| business department of the Women's
club, was enjoyed Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. l.. r. Willard.
| The program, after which the hostess
served a lunch, consisted of two piano
numbers by Mrs. F. G. Stewart; a
splendid talk by G. A. Mote on
presidential Elections" he answering
numerous questions at its conclu-
sion; and humorous readings by Will
| frieda Heald. The hostess was assisted
| in serving by Miss Catherine Arm
| br1ster and Mrs W. J. Heald.
Star lodge. No. 3, Iowa Legion OF
| Honor turned it's regular lodge meet
| ing into a social session Thursday eve
ming in honor of e. n. Helm, of Cedar
Rapids, grand president. who yesterday
celebrated the anniversary of his birth.
On behalf Of the lodge Mrs. John Hum
phrey presented Mr.. Helm with a pair
of gold cuff buttons, and on behalf of
the drill team Mr.. John A. Tallman
gave the grand president a gold watch
charm. Refreshments were served, and
dancing and games We're enjoyed dur
ing the rest of the evening.