Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14
Eastman kodaks a. Newton's.
DR.. wood. eye. ear. throat. Glasses.

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DR.. Wood. eye. ear, throat. Glasses.
Ounces and sweet apples at Culley's.
Sound sweet apples and ounces ct
Whitney Bros
Mr.. Ben Alderman was in Story City,
today on business.
DR.. Cora Williams, physician. III
deity Bank building. Phones 81.
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Mrs. r. Jedermann, of st. Paul, is a
guest at the home of Mr.. Joseph TUT
free.
Mrs. A. Janney spent Wednesday in |
Gilman as the guest of Mrs. Stephen
Gregg.
Another lot of those fine sweet spuds
8 pounds for IS cents. Parlor Grocery.
1856 West Main.
The Tuffree Music House will be
open every evening until o'clock dur
ing the next two weeks.
Snowdrift the purest and best short
ening for baking, has no equal for MAX
ing fried cakes and pie crust. For sale
at Culley.s.
The first division of the Congrega
tional Ladies' Aid will have a cake sale
at the d. c. Wilbur store Saturday at
ternoon, Oct. IL.
Marshalltown Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will be en-
tertained by Mrs. G. w. Smith. 1105
West Main street, Friday afternoon.
Miss Beatrice Henry, of Chicago,
who has been the guest of Miss Vera
Al.geyer for the past two weeks. left
for her new home at Manllato, Mimi,
this morning.
Mr.. z. W. Harmon left Wednesday
night for Anamosa. where today he
attended sale of thoroughbred Short
horns, conducted by William Hale, a
prominent Jones county BREEDER.
Rev. j. Auracher. pastor of the State
street United Evangelical church, went
Ito LeMars Wednesday night to be
present today at a meeting of the
executive committee Of Western Union
College, of which he is chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney left for
Davenport this morning to visit for a
few weeks at the horne of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. P. Huggard Mr.. and Mrs.
would be Davenport when the grand
lodge of the Odd Fellows meets there
next week
| Sparks set fire TO the roof Of the
store house and pattern shop used by
the bridge and building department oi
the Iowa Central. which stands across
| the street from the Iowa Central shops
at about / o'clock this afternoon
Aside from burning few shingles anc
hole in the roof there was little dam
age done.
The Ladines' Cemetery Aid Society
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
at it's regular meeting by Mrs. w. w
Woods and DR.. Exile Burkart, at the
formers home, Ill South Second
street. There was a large attendance
and at 6 o'clock the hostesses served
a three course dinner. Miss Grace Hop
kins assisted in serving.
Judge c. B. Bradshaw, of Toledo
was in the city this morning, whil'
on his way to Des Moines for a visi
of few days with his son, Charlie
Bradshaw. Judge Bradshaw just re
Gently closed the August term of tn
Benton county district court at Vim
ton. He comes here next Monday I.
open the October term.
Coming to the New Odeon next Sun
day night, Oct 16, is that laughabl
Irish comedy, 1.-THE Irish Senator wit
Mr.. James McCabe in the title role
supported by company who are en-
gagged to assist Mr. McCabe in MAX
ing people laugh and enjoy an even
ings entertainment of good wholeson
Irish comedy. Prices 25, 35, SO and Z
cents.
gasoline stove the tank of whic
; overlooked, and the oil, becoming ig
nited, set fire to the partition nea
where the stove was standing, calle
the central fire station crew to tn
Luchessi CONNECTION store on Mort
Center street at about 9 O'clock Wed
nesday night. Only little damaa
was done and the fire was put out wit
the chemical apparatus.
Mrs. H. G. Brintnall and Mrs. Fran
Haradon were hostesses Wednesda
afternoon at the formers home, 81
!. North Third street, to the home an
!, education department of the Women
Club. A most interesting meeting. wit
!, Mrs. j. D. Vail and Mrs. E. H. Kelle
as readers. was enjoyed. The specis
topic was "Window Boxes" FolloWin
;, the study hour the hostesses served re
freshments.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson, {
= Duncombe, have returned home after
: visit of two weeks with the family
: their son, John Davidson, manager {
:, the Kirby farms Mr.. Davidson, 81
= worked under G. F. Kirby in. the cor
:. struction of the Chicago & Nortl
- western railroad across Iowa in 1856
). He is now 70 years old and his wi
is 80. Both are well preserved, activ
and enjoying good health.
=, Principal j. C. Nelson, of the hie
= school, and County Superintendent
a Schools Mary Hostetler went to Ced
n Rapids this morning to attend the col
- |vention of the Northeastern low
. Teachers Association. Superintende
and Mrs. Aaron Palmer went to Waite
20 loo Wednesday night, where MI
Palmer will visit her mother. MI
Olive Humphrey, and brother "
y Mark Humphrey, while Mr.. Palmer a
- tends the convention at Cedar Rapit
- Miss Hostetler is secretary of the ass
II ,;.<sor o,d Mr Nalsnp and Miss II