Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-30
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The City In Brief
Chamberlain. optometrist.
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Fine stationery at Newton's.
Eastman kDdaks a. NewtoE'A
Miller, the jeweler, 1os East Main.
DR.. Billiard. osteoparh. is West Main
Birth announcement post cards at
Newtons.
wachter's candies and ice cream are
all home made.
Mr. F. w. galloway spent the day in
Union on busoness.
Some beautiful framed water color
pictures at Newton's.
Plenty good fresh country butter at
BrewsIer's, % cents a pound.
An evening of entertainment, NJ. E.
church tonight. Admission rs cents.
DIR. A. r. Lynn, physician and sur
geon. Office 1872 West Main. phone
S8S.
The best Illinois coal s4.75 a ton load
lots, IS single ton. Wright's coal yard.
Phone 351.
Pappe's celebrated husking mitts and
gloves are now ready. Better than
ever. Only at Pappe's.
This week we are selling lois OF
pears. and the stock is very fine.
Phone No. 81, Reynolds & Sheldon.
We will have plenty country dressed
chickens, both young and old, for our
Saturday trade Reynolds & Sheldon
Ceresota flour is the finest you car
buy. Its price proves its economy
Sold by all grocers and E. E. Benedict
Peek & Co.
Jersey sweet potatoes, caulihower
egg plant, rutabegas, Spanish onions,
leaf lettuce, cucumbers, and Hubbard
squash, at Culley's.
The Court of Honor Will have public
installation followed by dancing at
Redmen hall, Tuesday night. Free to
all members and their friends.
Get the benefit of advanced methods
in shoemaking. All Queen Quality"
shoes made on Wonder Worker" shoe
machinery. Newest and best. Larson
& Clemens.
We are showing many exclusive
novelties in Queen Quality" this sea-
son. Splendid workmanship, fine ma
feri o1c = o1,,
Larson & Clemens.
Our next excursion to Sutherlin VAL
ley. Oregon, leaves St. Paul Oct 5.
Berth reservations should be made at
once. Luse Land Company, st. Paul.
f. W. Galloway, local agent.
Ceresota flour sales outstrip the rec
ords Of brands old enough to be Its
great grandfather, because extraordi-
nary merit is found in every bag. You
need only the first sack to tell you
why. Sold by ali grocers and E. E.
Benedict, Peek & Co.
Auction sale at Coram's sale place,
119 East Main street, Saturday at 1870
p. M, closing out rooming household
goods, consisting of sideboard, book
case. writing desk, iron beds, springs
5.
also horses.
Framing picture or photograph
adds to the looks as we'll as preserves
1t. The most complete assortment of
new mouldings and mat board is at
Newton's. Our workmansh ship is the
very best. Call and inspect our sam
pies and get our price on your work.
The Harmony Aid Society met at
the home Of Mrs E. r. Morse, 207 West
State street. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Ira McCool assisted Mrs. Morse in en-
tertaining. The attendance was large
and the hostesses were assisted in
serving by Misses Eva Teontro and
Ethel and Flo Miller
DR.. c. H. stull, an old veterinarian
OF the city. is confined to his bed at
his home. 500 Shepard street. from the
erects Of a stroke Of paralysis. His
condition, which was at first quite SER
ious. has gradually improved. His SON,
Rolla- of ST. Joseph, Mo-, was sum-
moned to this city.
A serious runaway was narrowly pre-
vented this morning at about 9 o'clock
when one of the delivery teams of the
Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Company
uecstiHe frightened In the coal yards
and started to run across the Iowa
Central tracks. The team tore thru the
yard to the east end, but near the
Third avenue crossing they veered out
toward the tracks. They were
brought to a stop near the master me-
chanic's office before any damage was
done.
Mrs. Mary Spaulding and daughters,
Pansy and Bertha, Of Tacoma, Wash.
arrived in the city Thursday from New
Sharon. where they have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Spaulding's sister,
Mrs. David Seen. Mrs. Spaulding
and daughters will visit at the home
of the formers uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Jud Garfield, and with friends
in the city for few days. They will
return to New Sharon for short stay
and will accompany Mrs. Steen to
Cherokee, Okla, where the Steen fam
lily will reside
Mrs. Joseph Strohmeyer entertained
the members Of the Birthday Club
Thursday afternoon. at her home, 2Os
North Center street in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The afternoon