Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-04


| The City In Brief \
Fine jewelry at Tuttle's.
Eastman kOdaks at Newton'0.
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Flow long will the candle burn?
Glasses flied. Newell optical parlors.
Telephone 40. Newell optical par
Tors.
New York sweet cider and chestnuts
at Culley's.
See chariot race Central Church Of
Christ Friday.
DR.. Cora Williams, physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone 81.
White fish. mackerel and spiced her.
ring: very fne at Brewster's grocery.
The Methodist ladies will serve
chicken pie supper Wednesday. Nov. 10.
wwsa.ca Competent house girl. In
quire mornings. Ill West Main, or
phone 14s.
DR.. r. e. French, diseases Of the eye
ear, nose and throat fremont block
Phone 25S.
Inspect our special display Of art
goods and embroidery materials Or
lando Baxter
German Aid fair at Forney's hall Ad-
mission 10 cents. Everybody invited.
Jones' orchestra.
A penny washing, by power DEM
onstration, at Bondage Hardware
Company, Friday. and Saturday.
White Malaga grapes, pineapples,
Florida oranges and grape fruit
ounces and sweet apples at Culley's
The Baptist Ladies' Mission. Circle
will be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. e. NJ. Singleton, 100 South Fourth
street.
The plat for the reservation sale OF
seats for the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. lecture
course will be open all day tomorrow
at Henry Pappes.
Mr.. N. r. Cliff, of Gearing, who has
been in Mankato, Mimi, for few days
on business, was in the city this morn
ing while on his way home.
Everyone is invited to the Baltimor,
lunch at the Baptist parsonage, Fri.
day evening, Nov. from $50 to 10
No need to go home to supper.
The Ladies' Aid of the Friends churcl
will serve dinner at No. % North Cen
ter street Saturday. Will also hav,
auction Of comforts, aprons and ex
change.
You'll want sausage breakfasts reg,
ularly after you've ever eaten Jones
Dairy Farm sausages. Order today 70
tomorrow's breakfast L. S. Peckhan
Grocery Company.
If you have not reserved your seat
yet for the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. lectur
course you had better do so tomor
row. Hundreds Of good seats left YET
At Henry Pappe's.
For Sale-Ffne dwelling house an
lot, 40 East State street. Sale on tn
premises Saturday. Nov. 6, 1909,
o'clock p. m. Sold by order of cour
]. L. Carney, administrator.
II you wish to enjoy the brilliant en-
tertainments offered you by the r. T
7. NJ. C. "A. lecture course this yea
reserve your seats tomorrow. Plat wi
be open all day at Henry Pappes to
morrow.
Despite the fact that he is still f.
from entirely recovered from the pa
tial stroke of paralysis, which he su
fered at Oskaloosa six weeks ag
Theodore A. Wall, travelling salesms
of this city, again resumed his work
the road this morning.
Mesdames Claud Whitney, Lou
Grant and Henry Thompson were ho
tesses Wednesday afternoon at ii
Whitney home, 203 South Third av,
nue., to the Busy Bee Circle of the
g. T. NJ. There was a good attendan
and a pleasant meeting was enjoye
The hostesses served refreshments.
George Turner, the wrestler of Tur
er, Iowa, who has appearesd in match
in this city, was here this morning.
his way to Eldora, where he is.match
to wrestle Ben Reeves, of Guthl
Center, tonight. Turner recently n
Champion Frank Gotch in an exhil
ton match at Grinnell. Gotch won
two falls in thirty-four minutes.
George Herschel went to Cedar Ra
fds this morning, where he will rema
until Friday visiting friends. Mr. Her
chel, who is center on the high scht
football team, will go to Iowa G.
Friday, and remain there until I
team arrives for it's game with I
Iowa City high school Saturday afte
noon.
interviewer in the story of the $,
cessful melodrama, "Just a Woma
Way" is a strong love and comedy
terest which relieves the play from
great tenseness and results in a ",
acceptable production. Just a "
mans Way" will have it's first prod,
ton in this city at the New Ode
Sunday evening, Nov. Z. Prices %,
so and rs cents.
d 1.-THE Wolf,'' touring under the
y rection of Sam S. and Lee Stub.