Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-10
TIMEs-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA.

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Wedding rings at HellbergA
Photos, all sizes. Bowen's studio.
Bring your watches in. Hodges.
j. B. Mccormack was In Clemens to-
| day on business.
Fresh dressed country chickens to.
morrow. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Ray Isenberg, Of Green Mountain
! spent Thursday in the city on business
Fresh home grown celery in today
It's Garwin celery Reynolds & Sheldon
! Mrs. II. A. Perry, of Ames. spent
! Thursday in the city with her sister
Mrs. r. 8. Barbour.
Wanted-Boy, IA to is years old
Good pay Steady job. Call business
office. Times Republican.
! Use Tate's dustless mcps and dust
cloths. They absorb the dust from
/. any surface. Schmidt's hardware.
| >O>>--
| Big dance I. O. o. f. hall Friday eve
ming, Oct. TO- Admission 10 cents. Eve
ming tickets so cents.-Advertiseme
Spring chickens for sale. Live weight
| 20 cents a pound delivered. Hens II
cents a pound. Phone 767.-Advertise'
ment.
| Use the Knox seed corn hangers. One
dozen holds three bushels seed corn
The price per dozen Is $1.20. Schmidt
/ hardware.
| wanted-Pumpkins $3.50 per ton
also good, sound, fair ''ized apples a
so cents per hundredweight. at once
Western Grocer Mills.
Mrs. Carl r. Jordan, of Cedar Rap
ids arrived in the city Thursday an.
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F"
| A. Sandoe, for week.
We have just received complet
line of up-to-date mouldings. Let u
frame your pictures. Bowen's Studs
and Book Store, 36 West Main.
The football team Of Penn College
Oskalcosa, was in the city this AFTER
noon en- route to Toledo to play tn
Leander Clark College eleven this at
ternoon.
wanted-Fifteen men and fifteel
women as extras for Henry w. Saw
ages's production Of "Everyw oman.
Apply stage door Odeon theater Mon
day at - Observation-Disclosures.
Classes in physical training an
domestic science will be started by tn
Y. w. c. A. next week. All intereste
should register at once at the room
ox,a.. oe Wos< Main Educational Com
mittee.
Mrs. F.. E. Luck, III West Churc,
street, was hostess Thursday to- tn
members Of the Harmony Aid Society
Quilting occupied the afternoon hour
and refreshments were served by tn
hostess.
Central Chapter, No. 81. .. E. S.. VIII
hold chapter Of sorrow at the Masonic
Temple Sunday afternoon at o'clocl
which the public is invited to at
tend Mrs. Ella LETTER. worthy matron
Clara Wing. secretary.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy J
Lee, the Waterloo member OF the sol
diers' home. who died Thursday, VIII
be held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
in charge of Rev. c. e. Pilgrim. Buria
will be in the home, cemetery. i,
The funeral Of George R. Traver, o
Dunlap, who died at the soldiers hom'
Thursday, was held from the assembi!
hall in charge of Rev: b: f. Martin. a
3 o'clock this afternoon. Intermen
followed in the home cemetery.
An interesting little story apropo
| to the production in dramatic form
4 -
story, "Truxton King, (which comes t
the odeon theater tomorrow. mat'ne'
and night. Prices. matinee, % ant
so cents; night. rs. 50. y and y. odeon
1 Members Of the, Iowa Legion OF Hon.
or gave an oyster supper at the RED
| Mems hall Thursday night compliment
tary to Mrs. J. E. Humphrey. who ID t.
20 to Perry this week to live, The
hours were spent socially. The mem.
bers presented Mrs. Humphrey with
lunch cloth. ,45
A pleasant afternoon was spent
Thursday by the members .2of" the
Pansy Club, who were entertained al
! the home of Mrs. E. g. Flately. 4Os
| East Linn street. The time was occu-
pied with fancy work, and Mrs; Myror
wiltse assisted the hostess In serving
| refreshments. @
Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, 113 Nortf
| Second avenue, entertained the mem.
| bers of the Concordia Nahebune
Thursday afternoon. The time was
spent in the usual way. tying comfort
ers and with sewing. Mrs. Bowman
! was assisted in serving refreshment.
| by Mrs. E. E. Boomer. Mrs. Robert
Deakin and Miss Esther Mayer.
workmen employed by the Capita
City Construction Company have be-
gun the work Of rebuilding the bridge
over the Iowa river near LeGrand. Enc
old abutments are to be reinforced
| with surfacing Of concrete about ZOO
| thick, tied to the abutments by rein
forcing bars. The floor Of the bridge
| will be new. It will require probably
three months to complete the job 4 the
weather does not stop the work.
At Benedict & erintnalGs.
New velvets. Benedict & Brintnall
New silks. Benedict & Brintnall.
New dress goods. Benedict & Brint-
! nall. ..
New coats. Benedict & Brintnail.
New suits. Benedict & Brtntnall.