Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-29


Newell optical, parlors, latest meth
DDS for the scientific examination Of
the eye.
German heaters save the fuel, burn
the smoke. no SCOT, no gas. Bondage
Hardware Company.
Mr.. Harry veach, of Des Moines,
spen Wednesday night in the city Wis
ting at the home of his mother, Mrs.
c. F. Peterson.
We would not say it if it We're not
so. Better Blend Coffee rs cents q
pound, no more, no less. Parlor Groc-
cry. Phone 1874.
The two little daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed White, COS South Sixth street,
who have been quite i'll of scarlet fever,
are convalescing
Imperial Universal three f1ue hard
base burners has special features. Call
and examine them. Bondage Hardware
Company. the stove store.
> According to the latest dispatches
another storm is due here Saturday.
order your fuel now and be ready for
the cold wave by phoning the City
Fuel Company, No. 14o
Talk is the cheapest thing in the
world but it don't make good apples.
If you want good apples you want the
genuine New York kind. They are for
sale at the Oppice Fruit Company.
Mr.. c. c. Hunt treasurer of Powe-
shiek county, was in The city this
m n 81 hi; IN
tezuma from Sioux City, where ne has
been attending the grand chapter of
the Eastern Star.
It's easier to please the eye than the
foot. Don't let your eyes make a bad
, bargain for your feet. But go to Carts,
the shoe man. Let him fit you with a
pair of shoes that will do both. Carl,
the shoe man, 123 East Main.
Michael Masibili, an Italian laborer
working for the Chicago Great Western
at Gladbrook, was brought to this city
this morning suffering with typhoid
fever. Masihili was removed in an am
bulance to St. Thomas hospital.
An apron and doughnut sale will be
held at the Baptist church all day SAT-
served at all hours Best Yet Cef-
fee" sold by B. w Sinclair will be
made in the "One Minute Coffee Pots"
Mrs. George Downing arrived home
this morning from Sioux City. where
she has been in attendance AT the an
nual grand chapter meeting of the
Eastern Star. Mrs Downing was del
egate from Central chapter, of this city.
There will be preaching services at
the Spring Valley school house, Ave
miles south of the city on Center
street. at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The meeting will be in charge of the
Brotherhood Bible Glass of the Metho-
dist church of this city.
William Braddock. of Chadron. Neb..
who has been here for few days on
business, left for his home Thursday
night. Mr.. Braddock came TO attend the
sale of the farm property of the Mar
which was held Wednesday. The sale
aggregated about $4,000.
The friends of Adelyn Robert Eel
lows, of Denison. who was in the city
recently to attend the Fifth district
federation of women's clubs, and while
here was the guest of Mrs. George A
Darling, Will be grieved to learn OF the
death of Mrs Fellows mother, Mrs j.
P. Robert. A telegram received by
Mrs. Darling says that Mrs. Robert died
of heart disease In Chicago Thursday
Mrs. Fellows was visiting in GrinneN
when her mother died.
DR.. and Mrs W. w. Newell and baby
left Thursday for Chicago. in COM
pany with Mrs. o. r. Newell and the
latters sister. Mrs y. ]. Calhoun Mrs
Calhoun is an Invalid, and has been
making her home with her sister for
over year. She is now going to live
with another sister, Mrs. Harriet AL
ter, at Pittsburg. Mrs. O. r. Newell will
visit in Chicago with her brother, DR..
w. Mayer Martin, and other relatives,
before returning home
One of the big plays which will be pre-
sented by the Morgan Stock Company
at the New odeon all next week, is
. Big Hearted Jim" story of life on
the American plains In which j. Doug
Morgan, that clever young actor who is
starring in his own company, is seen at
his best. The character is one which
gives him plenty Of opportunity to dis
play his talent. and Manager Morgan
guarantees the performance equal to
most OF the dollar shows ever seen
here. Ladies will be admitted free II
arnoDpa MED nv ono Maid 40 cent fickat