Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-07
The City In Brief
Motto cards at Newton's.

Motto cards at Newton's.
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Tuttle, ieweler. 10 East Main.
George j. Allen. optical specialist.
1 Try Wachters pure sugar stick
\ candy.
Difficult cases solicited. Newell
Optical Parlors.
Mrs. John Shoenhair, OF Clemons
spent Thursday in the city.
Kodak while the weather is fine
j use Ansco films from Newton's.
Consultation free, but no free ex-
animation at Newell Optical Parlors.
Include a jar Of Dickinson's sugar
butter with your Saturday grocery or
der.
Plenty of young country dressed
, chickens for our Saturday trade. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Don't forget that we have plenty OF
first class country butter The Model
Grocery. Phone 2s9.
A pair Of our high cut button shoes,
makes a splendid school shoe for the
boys and girls. Larson & Clemens.
We have just received a supply Of
Marshall county sorghum and place it
on sale today. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Calls made in the city or country
and evenings in my office by special APP
pointment Phone 479. Newell OPP
teal Parlors.
BY special arrangement the Country
Club hacks will leave Abbott's corner
at AS o'clock and the Pilgrim hotel at
80 this evening.
Store your goods with the Myer
f Trans fer & Storage Co. Good clean
I rooms 2o9-211-213 Market street, Mar
shalltown. Phone %.
Every mother should get a new mag
azine which we are sending out. 1t
pleases the children as well as the
older folks. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Every box of chocolates and bon
bons guaranteed fresh from factory.
Charles j. Lander old reliable drug
gist corner Main and First avenue.
The classified columns Of the Times
Republican close at o'clock If you
have anything to sell try it tomorrow.
II costs l cent per word per insertion.
Glove sa1e-we offer our entire stock
Of fix lined mocha gloves-Lucas &;
+ Kennedy make-9s cents. This is one
Archie Parker
If YOU want something better for
! winter shoe than you ever had before,
irrespective of price it will pay you
to see our splendid stock of shoes. Lar
son & Clemens
Mrs w. H voorhies. formerly of this
city, but now of Albert Lea, MINI, who
IS a patient in the city hospital at st.
Paul where she underwent an opera
/ ton for the removal of a fbroid tumor
a few weeks ago. is improving nicely.
If in doubt as to where to eat your
meals while in the city. come TO our
place at 81 North Center street. There
you viii dnd good. clean neal and at
a price that you will say is right.
T ,yentv cents buys a meal Try it the
next time. sundell.
We are now prepared to store. trans
fer and distribute anything in car
load lots: trackage and other facilities
for unloading right into our large
house at 2O9-211-213 Market street,
Marshalltown. Myer Transfer & stor-
age Co.
Mrs. ]. G. Ferguson and daughter
Esther Irene. OF Glendale, Cal, who
have been visiting in the city for a
week al the w T. Miller home. Went 10
Booue Thursday evening where they
viii visit for ten days at the home of
Mrs Ferguson's sister. Mrs. Arthur
Croft Mrs. Croft and her daughter.
E.lene. spent Thursday in the city, and
i accompanied Mrs. Ferguson and her
daughter 70 Boone.
Mr.. charles Eckles, of TAYLOR town
snip. arrived homo Thursday evening
from sterling H.. where he was call
"a a few days ago by the death Of his
wifes sister. Mrs. ]. G. Nickerson.
Mrs. Eckles accompanied her husband
10 sterling 20 attend the funeral which
was held Tuesday Mrs. Nickerson.
whose nome was in Chicago. died at
the nome Of daughter al Pierre, s. D
Mrs F.cllles viii remain at Sterling TO
WISE her mother.
PISS W Hubbard. 5O4 North Fifth
street tqas surprised by a company of
Marietta relatives Thursday, the oc
casion being Mr.. Hubbards anniver-
sarv. The relatives brought their
,l.rners and reached the Hubbard home
FOR the noon-day meal. The party com
pri4ed Mr. Hubbarl's mother, Mrs w.
\ wilkins. and Mr.. wilkins, of Hart
land Mrs John Timmons. an aunt,
and her daughters. Mrs. Maude Hall
and Misses Kstie and Bonnie Tim
mons: .Irs William Culver. Mrs. Hub
aards mother ard Miss Addie Bell.
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