Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-07

Grapes and all kinds of fresh fruit.
Kendall & West.
Come a running and see the elegant
large free-stone peaches. E. e. Hood.
Lots of good country butter at
Bruster's, 10 North First avenue.
Don't forget we are having bargain
sale on all lines, this week. Simmons
Book Store
Your chance. Special order suits
Thursday, Sept 9. Prompt delivery.
NJ. F. Andrews.
Special bargain sale of typography
goods and post card albums. Come
early Wednesday to Simmons Book
Store.
The bible class of district No. 2 will
meet with Mrs. A. Clemens, 400 East
State street, Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock.
Ladies'! Let us make your new fall
skirts now for only $3.50. Special price
for ten days. Skirt factory over 10
cent store.
Buy wall paper at the fair grounds or
at the T. F. Jones' wall paper and paint
store. 10S East State street, this week
and save money. Special sale.
You can save money if you buy wall
paper of Jones; either at the fair
grounds or the store, 10S East State
street. Special sale all this week.
Vans modern shoe repair shop Is
we'll equipped and ready for quick and
neat work. Mems sewed soles IS cents,
ladies' so cents. II North First street.
We will have salesman represent
ing a New York suit manufacturer in
our store Thursday, Sept 9. Orders
given careful attention. M. F. An
drews.
Dance at Forneys Hall Wednesday
and Thursday nights, after the enter
tainment at the county fair. From 10
to IL p. M Admission 10 cents. Even
ing tickets so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Cooper, All East
Boone street, are entertaining a new
daughter, born Monday night. Mr.
Cooper is superint endent of the G. A.
Durham Company's plant.
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motorcycle accident Sunday, is improv-
ing nicely, but is still confined to bed
owing to extreme soreness and stiffness
of the muscles. He expects to be able
to leave the hospital tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Xix, of Gearing, under
went an extensive surgical operation
at st. Thomas hospital this morning
Her condition Immediately following
the operation was declared to be as
satisfactory as could be expected
A surprise on Mrs. F. FRANKIE, 707
South Second street, was enjoyed by
several friends, in honor Of the ami
versary of Mrs. Frankes birth. Covers
were laid for fourteen for two course
luncheon served by Mrs. Frankes sis
ter and cousin, Mrs. p Bailey and Mrs
r. Poynes.
| William Springer, the grocer at G
West North street wants 1000 dozer
fresh eggs this week, for which he will
pay % cents in trade or 20 cents in
Gosh. Also wants some strictly first
class country butter for which he will
pay rs cents in trade.
The body Of Mrs. ]. w. Will, accom-;
panied by party Of relatives, was tax
en- this morning to Iowa Center, wher,
the funeral was held and where inter
ment took place. Those who accom-
panied the body were Mr. and Mrs
George f. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo,
Will. Miss Ina Will, of this city; Mr.
Joe Leonard, Of Mingo; Mrs. Franz
Higley, of Cawker City, Kan; an,
Mrs. Minnie Shields, Of Iowa Center
A brief prayer service, which was pri
vate, was held at the residence thi
morning by Rev. William P. James.
Tempest and Sunshine" to be see1
lat the New Odeon is a decentralization o
Mary j. Holmes popular novel. TIL
book is too we'll known and widei,
read to enter into any description Q
the plot and Lem b. Parker the dram
atist has closely followed the them
all the way thru the four acts and 81.
Iscenes. Nearly everyone has rea.
tempest and Sunshine and those VIII
have not, should do so, and then g
lend see the play. They will appre
ciate the pathos and hunior all TIL
more. To be seen at the New Odeol
tonight and tomorrow night. Prices
25, So and so cents.
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