Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-21

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make, 10 cents per box.
Plenty Of old papers. . hrGe bundle
for cents at Times-Repubucan offce.
Dr.. A. n. Lynn. physician and sur
geon. Office 1s3 West Main. 'phons
ssS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franzen, seven
miles south OF the city. are parents Of q
son.
Reynolds & Sheldon will have coun-
try dressed chickens for Saturdays
trade.
Buy your school shoes from Larson
& Clemens. They have reputation
for their wearing qualities.
Cushion sole shoes are q good shoe
for fall and winter wear We can
please you in this line OF shoes. Lar
son & Clemens.
/ am just unloading another car Of
fine winter apples. Buy while the price
is right. I also want to buy i've car
loads of potatoes, at Inman's store.
For your breakfast tomorrow and ev-
cry other morning during the winter.
Cameo buckwheat flour cakes. absolute
ly pure. You can getit at Bruster's.
Take advantage of the weather and
print up your summer negatives on
Cyko and Velox during these rainy
evenings. Newton will gladly show
you how anytime.
Mrs. George Knorr and. children,
Walter and Mabel, OF Rock Island. Ill,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
q u{cf< xyft nyvr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Knorr.
We are selling Sunbeam, Blue Jay,
and Denison's. No. IS coffees under
guarantee. Give our coffee trial
with the assurance that II not satisfac-
tory your money returned. The Model
Grocery. 1os West Main street.
Take dinner tomorrow at Sundelrs
on North Center street, the place where
you can get a good clean meal served
in good style with all the good things
that are on the market and at, a mod
crate price. 20 cents. Try it tomorrow.
Much is said about -four. carry
eight Of the best brands Of flour on the
market and sell at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $3.50 sack with special dis
count of 10 cents q sack in five sack
lots. Bruster.
The first of a series of dancing par
ties that are scheduled by the Elks ev-
cry other Thursday night in the Elks'
building, was given last night. About
seventy-f1ve couples attended and en-
joyed most pleasant evening.
DR.. A. b. Conaway left Thursday
evening for York, Neb., summoned by
q telegram announcing the critical ILL
ness of his sister-in,law. Mrs. ]. B..
Conway. Mrs. Conway IL suffering
from paralysis. and Is not expected to
live.
Mrs. Arthur Reece, Of New Provi-
dence, and her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Nelia Burch, Of Boonville,, N. c., who
have been in the city for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Coram.
returned to New Providence Thursday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Ivory OF Arling-
ton, are parents Of son born at the
home of Mrs. Ivory's parents, Mr. land
Mrs. John Mooney. 30S South Third
street Mrs Ivory was formerly Miss
Kate Mooney. Mr.. Ivory was . former
attorney Of this city.
MRS. Everett Hansen, Of teGrand,
| is a patient at ST. Thomas hospital,
where, on Thursday, she underwent q
surgical operation, Mrs. Hansen pass
ed thru an operation at the hospital q
few months ago. Mrs. Hansen was
formerly Miss Jetta Duncan, Of Lee
Grand.
Mesdames H. N. whites c. F.
Schmidt and T. ]. Stewart were hos
tesses Thursday afternoon at sthe
White home, 12 North Tenth street
| to the Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety. The routine business was trans
acted, and the hostesses served High!
refreshments.
You should see the kodak exhibit
whether you kodak or not. 1t will in
terest you. Owed 100 large, artistic
pictures on display, showing what can
be got by the late methods of kodaking
has used and taught with such grow
ing success.
Be sure to see the kodap exhibit at
the Red Mems hall tonight and to-
morrow Then see NeWton's display
of Marshalltown made enlargements
and kodak pictures. We are here every
day to show you how to take pictures
by the most practical and up-to-date
way. Yours cordially, Newton's. 11s
| East Main.
L. b. Appleby, OF Geneva, was in the
city Wednesday to attend the Andrews
Shorthorn sale. Mr.. NAppleby purchased
two animals, cow for 5000. and q @
year-old heller for $3.50. Mr. .Appleby
already has several high-grade animals
on his farm, and In buying from the
Andrews stock considers that the value
Of his herd will be increased materially
The Methodist ladies Aid Societ,
was entertained at the church Thurs.
day afternoon by Mesdames Gerhart
Osborne, wilcox. Baxter and Crawford
It was the regular business and socia
| meeting, and the hostesses served {
| lunch. Two readings given by Miss
Il IT, y. q