Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-29
The City In Brief
Try a Want ad tomorrow.

Telephone as. Newell optical par.
lors.
DR.. r. o.. French, diseases Of the eye
ear, nose and throat. fremont block
Phone 253
The City Fuel Company have jus
received new supply of the celebrated
lola Portland cement Phone No. lao.
A little son of A. Norland, ITO South
Tenth street, who has been very dan.
gerously i'll of diphtheria. is greatly
improved.
After a short business trip to Chi
cago will be in my office Wednesday
Nov. 3. W. w. Newell, eyes tested
glasses fitted.
The Beckwith Round Oak heaters
and Round Oak cheap ranges are still
sold at the stove store - Bendlage
Hardware Company.
Classified ads cost cent per word
per insertion. Your opportunity to sell
anything that you don't need. Tele-
phone your ads to 1870 before l o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shaw, of Silsby
Tex, are in the city visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Shaw was a former
Well-known engineer on the Iowa Cen
trail, out of this city.
Phone your want ads to 1870 before
O'Clock tomorrow. If you have house
to rent, or sell, want to rent or buy
you can get in communication with the
other party thru the columns of the
T.-R.
Mr.. and Mrs. A R. Lyman have re-
turned home from Eagle Grove, where
they went to attend the golden wedding
last Monday of the formers uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George q Lyman
About thirty-five relatives were pres
emit
The entertainment committee of the
y. NJ c. A. lecture course are very
anxious 10 know how many season tick
cts are sold before the plat is open for
reservation. If You have not already
purchased Your tickets, you should dc
so before that time.
Mesdames W. NJ. Clark. Morse and
c. E. Giddings We're hostesses Wednes-
day afternoon at the Clark home. 2o4
North Third street. 10 the Busy Bee
Circle of the L. o. T. NJ There was
a good attendance and social hour
followed the business session.
The W. R. c. Aid Society was enter
tanned at its regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs Carrie Nelson.
During the social hour the hostess
served refreshments. and was assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. A. W. Riesen, Of
Minneapolis, and Mrs George Peter
son.
Theodore Wall, a well-known trav-
cling salesman who was stricken with
partial paralysis While in Oskaleosa
five weeks ago. but who has been grad
ually improving, felt well enough to go
to Oskaloosa Thursday to visit his
trade. While Mr. Wall has not entire
" recovered he is able to walk quite
easily with the aid Of a cane.
A dozen Of the relatives OF Mr.. Sam
uel Olson. I West Boone street, sur
prised him at his home Wednesday
evening, the day being his 50th an
niversary. The guests met at the home
of Mr.. Samuel Halverson, and wen,
from there in body TO the Olson
home. They took with them a nice
Morris chair, which they presented te
Mr.. Olson.
Cedar Rapids Republican: Work has
been started on the new Lincoln school
building by the contractors, c. L.
Reimer & Co. Of Marshalltown, Iowa
They intend OF push the same along as
rapidly as possible, employing as much
local labor as can be secured. Their
work is under the able supervision OF
H E. Reimer. of Marshautown.
Mr.. D. ". Woods, of Gladewater
Tex, who has been visiting in the city
for ten days with his brother, Mr.. w
W. Woods, and family, and with forme,
comrades with whom he served in the
civil war, left for his home Wednesday
nigh-. Mr.. Woods served in Company
l of the Eighth Iowa cavalry. He had
not seen. some of his friends for more
than thirty years.
1t is love that makes the world &C
! round. In the brand new spectacular
musical drama, The Girl from the L
S. A." which comes 10 the New Odeor
for TWO performances Saturday, Oct
90. you will see how the light hearted
Frenchnan, the crafty Turk and ths
ceremonial Chinese mandarin each
makes love to the choice Of his heart
Also the cheerful American. who doe.
ali things with Vigor and rush I'M
/ known TO other people, pursues CO!
cupid strenuously 70 a happy finish
Prices %. 81. 50 and rs cents; matinee