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

TlME6-G REPUBLICAN,
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sach 80 se-ssnt ticket AoasAs -.
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ono lazy nee With each paid So-cent
ticket bought before q. p. -. q me
lOdeoh tdnight
we, can not emphasize too strongly
our extensive showing OF fall millinery.
Niss Niddlskauf1. AZ.
+ I have an excellent house for rent IN
lHighview neighborhood. ID. w. Norris.
Jr., al Jerome street
Ewing,s transfer and storage Is the
best in the city. Call and sse a good
clean place Phone $40. f
The regular meeting OF Central
Chapter No. 81. o. +. s.. Wednesday
evening, Oct IL. 1880 p. m.
I.adieS don't forget to go to Carts
special shoe sale Wednesday. Choice
Of any ladies' shoes for $2.ss.
Mrs. John Coburn went to Reinbeck
Monday to visit for . few days
with her daughter, Mrs. G. F. Rowiett.
The ladies Of Central Church Of
Christ will meet at the church We'd
nesday for an all-day sew. Each one
10 to take her own lunch.
DR.. Edward A. Steiner. Of Grinnell.
WAS In the city Monday while on
his way from Cedar Rapids, where he
preached Sunday. to his home.
| Two dollars and ninety fave cents for
any ladies' shoe at CarlS Wednesday.
! Why pay $3.50 and 81 when you can
set the same shoe at Carts Tor $2.sS:
! Councilman Dorr L. Lamb was in
Des .Moines Monday in attendance at
he great council Of the Iowa Red Men.
as one Of the delegates from Chippewa
tribe. Of this city.
When you have company and want
everything to be the best, order jar
Z Jersey lunch cheese from your gro
Z .er. 1t viii add to the meal no matter
,ow good 1t Is.
rev. Father T.. b. Tobin. Of ST. AM
aony. was in the city Saturday after
Don, being on his way home from
REF visit in Marion with Rev. Father
z. NJ. Loughnane.
Tho regular study meeting OF the
Literary Clan was held MONDAY even
i Ing at the home OF Miss Isabel Mitch
EN-, who had the topic, Canada, from
the Stoddard lectures
We have several remnants OF nno-
leum which make good stove patterns
! that we will sell at q big reduction.
See us before setting up your stove
this fall. Marion Gard.
Applications for electric signs for e.
iR Lay and the MarshalltoWn steam
! i've Works were made to the city
lcouncil Monday. On motion OF
| Councilman Herman both were granted.
In variety. exclusiveness and beauty
Marion Cards collection of dining
room suites il the finest ever shown
I'm this city. He 10 giving a special dis.
count this week that should appeal
| t. all.
T. NJ. Kinsey. a Taylor township
farmer. living four miles north OF town
LEFT Monday morning for Formosa,
Kan. called by telegram received
sunday night, telling him Of the death
Of his brother, Mark 3. Kinsey.
Mr.. Roy Roberts, formerly OF TINS
| city but now Of Redmond. Ore, where
he Is engaged in the general merchan-
disc business under the firm name OF
fLynch e Roberts, was In the city MOL
lday for q, few hours, While on M
Eway 70 Des Noines..
Mr.. p wertenberger, Of ,Deadwood,
s. D.. who was here ever Sunday visit
tine his, sister. Mrs. s.: Lynx. and
brother. Mr.. E. Wertenberger. left Tor
Mount Pleasant this morning to visit
flor a few days with his mother. Mrs.
| J, wertenberger.
Mrs. James Brockway. of Let's. who
has been . guest for the past two
weeks at the home Of her parents, Col
and Mrs. c. C. Horton, returned home
tthis morning, accompanied by her lit
tie niece, Harriet Horton, OF Clearmont'
Wyo.. who Will remain with her TOT .
| week or longer.
Mrs. d. J. Collins left Monday night
| for New York City. where she Will visit
| for 4 few weeks with her brother. M.
Richard II. Shea. Mr.. Shea Is general
lsuperintendent Of tools and machinery
! of the New York Central and Hudson
River railroad. Mrs. Collins will visit
other eastern cities and will stop In
Chicago. on her way home.
Invitations were issued Monday by
Dr.. and Mrs. E. G. Leffler. for the we'd
ding sofs their daughter, Ruth Allison
IIenler. to Mr.. Warren Gilbert. former
" of this city, now Of Marshfield. Mo.
lThe wedding is to take place at high
moon on wednesday. Oct. 25. 1t the
lIeffler home, 104 North Fourth street.
| About 100 invitations have been issued.