Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-06
The City In Bret
ASK Capron's xxx.

tAdAs w. Ii. OOilGS WAS III AI0eS on DIS
mess today.
Mr.rE. w. Harmon was in Union TO-
day on business.
Lenses duplicated the same day.
Newell optical parlors.l
All wool tailored suits from IS up
at our sale. E. R. Lay.
When wanting a good cup of coffee
order Dinner Party at Brusters.
Mid-winter term just starting. En-
ter Business College next Monday.
See DR.. MARS about your rheuma-
tism, liver, kidney and stomach trouble.
Evenings by appointment for the
scientific examination of the eye Tel
ephone 479.
Egg noodles put up in and 10 cents
packages, finest on. the market, at
Whitney Bros
Lost-Small sorrel horse. White spot
In face; one white hind foot Address
615 West Boone.
Sweet oranges fancy grape fruit and
good colored bananas at Culley's. 1912
South First avenue.
Ridiculously low prices on hard and
soft coal heaters. Riverside and Estate
make. See. Schmidt.
Telephone your order to Culley for
fresh bread. Parker house rolls. cakes
and cookies, and he will deliver it to
you.
Shur On eye glasses, So Easy eye
glasses, Knu Digit eye glasses. ALI of
the late mountings at Newell optical
parlors.
Mrs. C. NJ Cook, sos North First
avenue, was hostess to the regular
meeting Of the w. r. G. Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon.
We are headquarters for game traps
No. genuine new house traps 1855
per dozen, No. jump traps $40 pei
dozen. G. F. Schmidt.
Mr.. NJ. P. Quinlan, of 4O7 South Sec
ond street, who has been i'll of typhoid
pneumonia, since Monday night, is
somewhat improved today.
Mrs. Louis Wallace and son Frank,
of Morrison, who have been guests at
the home of their cousin, Mrs. E. Hep
ner, for week, returned to their home
today. H. 'o
Think Of this golden opportunity to
purchase one ofsour handsome suits
or overcoats that have sold all season
for double the money, now your choice
for SIS. Painters.
We pay 80 cents for butter and eggs
in trade, and sell butter for 80 cents
per pound. All kinds of groceries at
the lowest possible cash price. Mutual
Benefit, 80 North Center street.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell
Mrs. A. Fl. Sheldon and Mrs. s. p.
Ayres, at the Mcconnell home, BOG
North Fourth street.,
Sheet music sale every day in the
week. Up-to- date hits, 1926 cents per
copy. Latest operate, rs cents; 1900
copies at 10 cents; 100 copies to go at
5 cents. New clean stock to choose
from. Visit our store tomorrow. and be
convinced. Gilbert Music Company, 119
West Main.
w. j. Boyer. of Des Moines, against
whom e. G. Miller secured a judgment
in the court of Justice of the Peace w.
H. Bollenbacher, of Melbourne, has
filed an application in the district court
asking that the case against him be
dismissed because of alleged lack of
Jurisdiction on the part of the Mel
bourne justice. Boyer claims to have
been a resident Of Des iMoines at the
time the case was tried in the Mel
bourne court
Miss Lois Vogel, 10 East State street.
informally entertained a small COM
pany Wednesday evening as farewell
for Miss Iva Chiles, who expects to
leave the employ Of the Let's, Fetch
er Company soon, to enter that of the
Let's Spencer, Smith Grocer Company
at ST. Joe, Mo-, and in honor Of Mr..
Ned Robbins, of Ell Monte. Cal, for
merly of this city. Cards and music fur
nished entertainment for the evening,
and dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. w. B. Elliott, 512 East Main
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the regular meeting of the
Harmony Aid Society. Altho having
said nothing to them of it being her
birthday anniversary, Mrs. Elliott
served three-course s.: 80 o'clock din
ner, and was surprised at being pre-
scented by the society with a hand
painted plate, some one having dis
covered the fact. The hostess also re-
ceived several pretty individual gifts,
and d number Of post cards. Seventeen
were present.
college Chums" the play in which
the Nickerson Bros. Company begin
their weeks engagement at the Odeon
theater starting Sunday, Jan. 8, is a
play that one can't very well afford
to miss. Ut pleases all classes and is
given as fine a production as ever
seen at 10, 20 and 80 cents by this ia
vorite and well known company. La.
dies will be admitted free Tuesday
evening, if accompanied by one paid 30
cent ticket purchased before p. m
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The production of "The District
Leader" which will appear at the New
Odeon tonight, is production teem-
ing with situations of vital public In
tArest, interspersed with lights land
shades Of comedy and song. Ut Is q
drama embellished with music. 1t has
the master touch Of pathos and comedy
that makes one 60 home singing. Il
might we'll be called "a musical play
with = reason" that is to say the