Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
TIMES-REPUBI1CAN, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA
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Eastman kodaks at Nswton'A
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
Mr.. w. A. Talbot was in State Cen.
ter Wednesday night on business.
Mr.. Fred Wing. OF clifford. spen,
Wednesday in the city on business.
DR.. A, r. Lynn, physician and sur
seon. Office 1872 West Main, 'phon,
$50.
Our bulk macaroni has arrived
Telephone your order. Carlson's Gro
Gerry.
Wanted-,At once. salesladies will
experience. Inquire at once. A. H
Simon's.
Wanted-At once. salesladies with
experience. Inquire at once. A. H
Simon's.
Farmers-We are paying 25 cents fo
eggs and 26 cents for butter. Carlson:
Grocery. East State.
ASK Professor Cunningham to Civ,
the arena scene from Quo Vadis' Fri
day evening at NJ. E. church.
We are still selling pears at 90 cent:
per basket. First class fruit and read,
to put up. Carlson's Grocery.
The Baptist Ladies' Mission Circl,
Will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
n. f. Miller, 412 West Boone street
Our rug department is always com
plete. We can please all tastes and
offer the best prices. Marion Gard.
| Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. D.. office ant
| residence, 1876 West Mai nstreet. Of
! fee hours. 10 to ~ and to 3. Phone
1925
Mr. B. L. Pyle, of Minerva. who has
been on the Chicago market with cat
| tie and hogs, returned home Wednes-
day
Our pears are not green or rotten
but nice and yellow and ready to pu
up at 80 cents per basket. Carlson!
Grocery
Mrs F. E. Stewart arrived home
Wednesday evening from Minneapolis
where she has been visiting friends fol
three weeks.
Calls made in the city or country
pointment. Phone 40 Newell OPP
teal Parlors
We are now showing one of the
largest and finest lines of library tables
in Iowa. We can please everyone
Marion Gard.
Mrs. ]. c. Irwin and her committee
of the Central Church of Christ viii
hold an exchange a. Benedict & Brint-
nails store, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Carson, of near La
noble. who underwent an operation a
ST. Thomas hospital two weeks ago
was able to be removed to her HON,
today.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass me
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. A
Bussard IL East State street. The
regular study was continued, aftel
which light refreshments were served
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. W. H. Seright, as
sistant practitioner Office and veterl.
nary hospital, 1O7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 4O4, residence
372
w. H. Clemens has sold to r. L.
Pace, of Fairbault, Mimi, residence
property on State street, west of
Sixth street. for 1890 Mr.. Clemone
has also sold to Pace valuable prop
erty in the First ward for 1880
The women's Missionary Society Of
the Congregational church will NEE
with Mrs. c. c. Urine. 3O3 West State
street Friday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. F.. r. Towle, of Grinnen, who has
returned recently from the foreign mis-
sionary field, will speak
If your i'll health is burden, consult
DR.. A. d. Roth, who is giving special
attention to chronic diseases, nervous
and skin diseases and disease of wo-
men. Consultation free. Office, lis
West Main street. Hours, to 12;
to 3; to 8. Phone 332.
Mrs. Marietta whited has begun suit
in the district court against Thomas
Cahill, Of this city to collect SEAS,
which she claims is due her for nurs-
ing and caring for Cahill from October,
1909, to June of the present year Mrs.
Whited claims pay at the rate Of 81
a day
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Deal. of Gearing.
WHO nave Deen III south dakota visit
ing with Mr.. Deals brother, Monroe
Deal, and family, We're here Wednes-
day while on their way home. Monroe
Deal and family, who went to Da-
kota to live a year ago. are preparing
to move back to Gearing.
Ray Dewitt, Of this city, who for
merly was employed maintaining the
electric signal system Of the North
western on the division here, went to
New Sharon Wednesday to visit his
wife. who is i'll of tuberculosis. Mrs.
Dewitt Is with her parents. Mr. De-
Witt is stationed now at Mcintyre, on
the Great Western.
Word to the Tmes-Republican from
Denver Colo, Announces the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie r.
Ratekin, of that city. The young lady
has been christened Margaret Louise.
Mr.. Ratekin was former resident of
this city. and is a son Of Ex-Com-
j. r. Ratekin, of the Soldiers
home, now Of Shenandoah
Charles P. Riggs. Of Marion, Ind, the
barber who came here last Sunday af-