Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-08
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Eadis Music Co. pianos. II = First
Haines Bros. plano made sixty years
Eadie Music Co. pianos. II 8. Fstst.
1.-THE Aviator" 4 four act comedy
drama, at the Odeon tonight. fsS4
Call and see our millinery. we aim
to please. Miss Middlekauff.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning ann
tornado Insurance. Over IS West Main
Ewing's transfer will haul .yoursSe x-
htbit to the fair grounds. Call phone
if57s.
For prices on peachessand pears for
canning. phone 626. Johnson and Mat
sen. ssFs
A four act comedy drama, "ThA
Aviator" will be the attraction at the
Odeon tonight. ta
Brown. photographer. 1.-The man he-
nind the camera" row located over
Abbott's hardware store. 3,
4 Kendall & west bought a choice
\ load Of watermelons today and wil1Sseil
them for 10 cents each Saturday.
4 We will have plenty OF country
! dressed chickens FOR our Saturday
trade. They are nice. Reynolds g
Sheldon.
d Make our booth your headquarters
when at the fair. We will expect you.
|, Abbott & Son. Interesting demonstra-
tion daily. ssy;
4 Green label buttermilk bread is made
after a process oil our own; it IL the
On INvs1x. "a.
4 loaf. Shrubs cafe.
We are receiving fresh lettuce,
radishes, parsley. as well as turnips,
carrots, cab5ayes and other vegetables.
Reynolds & Sheldon
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
met in the basement Of the church
Thursday afternoon for the transaction
of some routine business.
Mrs. j. H. Wachter arrived home
| Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids,
where she has been for a few weeks
owing to the illness Of her mother. /.
Wanted-Man 10 work in store and
drive delivery wagon; must come re-
commended and have some experiences.
Parlor Grocery, 2l1 North Third street
| GWLAS uCW StO1d csc AOOAA 40 SOAAT
plete, and fine place for your houses
! finest place in the city. 10 East
Church street.
4 For sale-My residence. 3os North
First street, all modern conveniences,
lot 75x1s0: very reasonable II taken
within two weeks: terms to suit.
Henry McNee!y.
4 We place on sale tomorrow 200 dozen
womens, misses or chiit's hemstitch-
ed initial handkerchiefs at the very
flow price Of AZ cents per dozen. These
should not last long at the price
f4uoted.
Miss Lillian Fleming, instructor Of
music in the Oklahoma Christian Uni
veristy and organist Of the Methodist
churchsat Enid, ,Qlsla.s will teach piano
[tahd organ In MarshaIltowns beginning
the hrst of October! Phone 49, white
I For Saturdays trade we have celery,
sweet potatoes. cucumbers. squash,
pumpkins, cabbage. fresh tomatoes.
green peppers. watermelons. musk
melons. plenty Of good potatoes at the
right price. Johnson and Matsen, 222
East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Simmons, SOC
North Third street. were host and hos
tess Thursday evening At Q prettily ap-
pointed $3.50 o'clock dinner, compli-
lmentary to Mr. and Mrs. Bentley. Of
Ithaca. N, 7. The guests were a dozen
in number. and the evening was en-
joyed socially.
"A Girls Mistake" will be the OFFER
Il Ing of the Morey Stock Company at
the Odeon Sunday evening. This COM
pany will be at the Odeon all week.
Change Of play each evening with new
and up-to-d date vaudeville specialties
between each act. One lady will be
admitted free with each paid 30 cent
ticket bought before 6 p. M, Monday.
4 Mrs. Jacob Wittel was hostess to the
i German Evangelical Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty. in the basement Of the church
Thursday afternoon. About thirty Ave
were present, and spent the afternoon
in quilting. nnd piecing quilt blocks.
Mrs. wittel was assisted in serving re-
freshme by. Mrs. Gottlieb schmels.
Mrs. Sebo and Mrs. Clinton French.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
4 was entertained at the church Thurs
l day afternoon by Mesdames George
Kline. w. N. Petit. W. J. Van Devser.
#. Rewey and Belle Reed. The routine
business was transacted, and during
the time spent socially. . vocal solo
by Mrs 8. e. Ellis was enjoyed. The
hostess served refreshments. There
twas an attendance Of about fifty-fve
superintendent d. L. Monohon. Of
THE horse department OF the Marshall
county fair. has made arrangements
for special feature that should meet
with the approval Of the farmers. He
has secured prises to b. awarded II
the best country drivers owned OUT
side OF Notwithstanding Marshall coui1-
Ity. .As. an inducement for the show
OF single drivers the following special
prizes are offered: First t25 Get Of
single harness donated " George
Ishetlsr: second, SIS plush robe. do
mated by u. 9, Giants: third. riding
bride, donated by ]. g.. Perry: fourth.
33.51 whip donated BY Carmody =
Roekopf. Horses that have been
TRACKED are barred.
The funeral OF Earl Wheeisr. from
| the Church OF the Brethren. In Marion
Itownship, Thursday afternoon. proved
to hs the largest service OF III kind
ever held. from thu church. The funer-
| al proper was held ct O'clock, IN
charge Of Rev. ". 3. West. Of Anksny.