Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-19

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0sorSs J. Al'sn. optical specialist
q. $ futile. jswsler ana opticiaa-
Dr. Ralph =. Keyser. Hopkins block.
Phone 80.
sxadis Music Company. pianos. II
South First street.
Rummase sale. los West Main street
Saturday. Oct. u.
When you are going to have yous
watch repaired see Tuttlo.
MI. D. A. Wilbur spent Wednesda,
ID Dies Noines on business.
Mr.. Percival Webster was in Del
Moineas today on business.
FIenty u good country butter Al
johnson 4 Matson's. phone s2s.
Dr.. Grove ". Harris. office owe.
whitehead.A WeismAn. Phone es4
hs,lss 1910.
II you are counting on getting a new
watch be sure and see o. E. Tuttle''
fin4sassortment.
Our '.Korrect Shape" Burt and
Packard shoe, are also correct in style
quality and price. Larson & Clemens
We are showing the finest lot OF
children's and misses high cut shoes
ever shown in the city. Larson &
Clemens.
No Job too big. No job too small
will receive prompt attention at Diffen-
bacher 4 Banzhafs. IL North First
street, phone $40.
The difference in the cost between
ordinary shoes and our line Of shoes
is small The difference in quality and
. style II great. Larsen & Clemens
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Bartmess, for
merly OF this city, now Of Clear Lake
are parents of son. who has been
christened William, born Oct. Is.
Remember Growers soft shoes 70,
tender feet" when all other shoes fail
to relieve your corns and bunions
Growers will do the business. Larson
q Clemens
You have been paying $40 and 50;
for tailor made suits. Wait and see
what kind Of suits the Nationa
wooien Mills will make up for you fol
SIS: no more, no less.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. sipher. Of Mon
mouth. Ill, who have visiting fol
about ten days at the home Of thei,
daughter, Mrs. F. L. Meeker. left 70,
Monmouth this morning.
Twelve dollars buys black Russian
lynx fur set. worth @45. bought three
weeks ago In New York. Beautiful
shawl collar and large pillow mum
Address NJ. E.. care Times Republican
There is difference in coal and
there Is still greater difference in the
way It = delivered. My coal Is always
quickly. quietly and decently delivered
w. T. Scott, 10 East Main street. Phone
+ 65l.
Such Sunday school men as c. L. De-
Pew. J. w. Eldredge. w. T. Fisher. and
Y others are to speak at the Sunday
Z school rally tomorrow at $3.50 anG
I 1.30 D. m. Central Church Of Christ
/ Come.
Mrs. ". o. Butler entertained the B
and G.. Club at her home. 2o9 NORTH
!. Seventh street, this afternoon. Ligh
refreshments were served following tn,
social hour. Miss Carrie schrader. o
Acklsy. was the only out of-town guest
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Beinert, 10:
East Lincoln street. are parents Of {
en-pound son, born Wednesday after.
noon. Mrs. Beinert was formerly Mis-!
Mabel Bowman, and IL daughter o
Mrs. Mary Bowman, 112 East Church
! street.
The departments were given a need.
less run about midnight Wednesday
when q false alarm Of fire was turned
I in from box 3Sz. corner Sixth and
Main streets. When the uptown de.
! partment reached the corner there wal
no one seen near the box.
Word received by Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
darwood. from. Bristol. Tenn. an
& nounces that Mr.. and Mrs. George Lun'
dy, Of that place are parents Of {
daughter, born Wednesday morning
whom they have named Catherine
Il Garwood Lundy. Mrs. Lundy was for
merly Miss Nellie Garwood.
Owing to the small attendance onl,
the preliminary steps were taken t.
organize the young women Of the Bap
tiss church into a missionary society
at a meeting held at the church Wed
nesday night. The completion Of thu
1 organization was postponed until some
later time when more young women O
the church could be present.
70 take the commonplace adventure.
!, OF life. the household scenes. the pref
ty details which are the basis Of ou
: experience and to weave them all in al
7. absorbing story In which heart interes
ii mingled with laughter. that is wha
Winchel Smith has done with 9TH,
4 Fortune Hunter" which. comes to tn
6 New Odeon tonight.
The W. r. c. Aid Society was pleas
I antly entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Carrie Nelson, 312 Nortl
First avenue. After the business ses
zion. the hostess served lunch. assisted
BY her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Moffatt
Z Of Omaha, and daughter-in-law. Mrs
Z. Charles NAIa0n CHESTS NJ tho socio<,