Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-08

Wanted-Dining room girl. Robert
son & Strub.
Canning pears are here and the stock
Is fine. Call at Kendall & Vests.
Ten dozen pure linen waists go on
sale tomorrow at s1.25 each. e. r. Lay.
or stone work, at 60 cents per barrel.
City Fuel Company.
For Rent-Furnished room, perfectly
modern, first class location, close in.
Address j. S., care T.-R.
Sweet potatoes, as fine as are grown,
tomorrow, at 25 cents per peck. L. S.
Peckham Grocery Company.
Mr. w. T. Bennett arrived home to-
day from Forest City, where he has
been for a few days on business.
Hear "Roney's Boys" at the Presby-
terrain church. Saturday evening. Tick
cts SO cents on sale at Simmons
Farmers-We pay rs cents for eggs.
80 cents for butter. Come in and see
us. Parlor Grocery, 1876 West Main.
We call your attention to our fine
quality mannish tailored waists for
women's wear at $2.9S each. E. r. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rains, of Fiji
Wednesday evening at Singleton hos
pital.
Mrs. E. G. Will continues to do nicely
at st. Thomas hospital, where she Is
making a rapid recovery from her
recent surgical operation.
For cobs or for wood, you can choose
an air tight heater for $2.75 to $12, and
up; to the heavy wood heaters SIS to
$40. Schmidt, the stove man.
Miss Elizabeth Biermann has gone
to Davenport where she has entered
st. Catherine Academy, an Episcopal
school, which she will attend.
A number of new books of fiction
have been received at the public lib
rary and will be ready for circulation
at ) o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Fresh taffy candy, nut taffies, choco-
lates of all flavors, package goods of
all kinds, reception sticks, cream pad
dies at Wachter, 33 West Main.
Nothing to give you but value with
our Better Blend coffee, 25 cents a
pound. Quality the first consideration
always. Parlor grocery, 1876 West Main.
Mr.. Charles siddles, of Morrison. Ill,
spent Thursday and today in the city
at the c. A. Lands home, being on his
way home from a business trip to
South Dakota.
Sweet potatoes eight pounds for 25
cents, fine ones; new navy beans, five
pounds for 25 cents; oatmeal seven
pounds for % cents, Saturday. Parlol
grocery, Phone 1874.
While out riding his saddle horse
early this morning, Andrew j. Clark
the commission merchant. had a ba6
fall when the horse slipped. Mr.. Clarl
was badly bruised, but his injuries are
not serious.
just been able to again get Myers
Favorite" flour, which gave you sucl
excellent satisfaction. This flour il
sold under strict guarantee to give en-
tire satisfaction or money refunded. A
E. Myers.
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m. Saturday, square piano, sideboard
couch, cot, fruit jars, large sword fern
2O6 West Main street. Must be dis
posed of Immediately.
Mr.. Willard Hull, vice consul genera
of the United States at Shanghai
China, will reach thelcity Saturday ev
ening from ST. Paul, having been
Seattle to visit the exposition sine
reaching San Francisco several day
ago.
Mrs. George w. Gilbert arrived HON
Thursday evening from Montrose
where she has been since Aug.
when she was called home from Colo
RADIO owing to the illness of her mother
Mrs. M. A. Ballou. Mrs. Ballou die,
on Aug. 10.
Rev. Mother Aloysia, formerly su
perioress of ST. Thomas hospital in thi
city, now mother general of the orde
of the Sisters of Mercy in Iowa, ar
rived from Davenport Thursday even
ingg, accompanied by Sister M. Evan
gelista, and will visit the sisters at tn
hospital for a few days.
Commencing next Monday night. Oo
II, The Williams Stock Company wi
be the attraction at the New Odeon 70
three nights. Ladies will be admitte
free on the opening night to see 9TH
Man OF Mystery" If accompanied b
one paid 30-cent ticket purchased be
fore 6 p. m. Of that day. Prices, 10,
and 80 cents.
General Superintendent of Motiv
Power and Equipment Peter Maher 6
the Edwin Hawley lines, who. in com
pany with Master Mechanic c. E. Cos
sett, is making detailed inspection c
the Iowa Central property, arrived i
the city this morning, to remain her
during the day. Mr.. Maher stoppe
here specially to visit the shops.
The body of Mrs. Harry Muchmor
reached the city this morning at AL
from Paris Tex, and was removed
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Gust Amber
son, Mrs. Muchmore's parents, 81
West Railroad street. Mr.. 'Muchmor
and two of the children accompanie
the body. The funeral was held fror
the Anderson home at o'clock TIL
afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Lucas left this mornin
for Washington and Delverne. Pa, t
visit with relatives, the latter place be
ing her former home. Mrs. Lucas wa
accompanied Ivy her brother, MT Mt 1c;;i,::-
v. Speers, who left for Danville, Va.
visit his daughter, Mrs. Dodson. III
will accompany Mrs. Lucas as far q
Columbus, O. Mrs. Lucas will be alb
f,., air