Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-30
Pure pork sausage. Rupert's.
Tip Top bread. Sanitary grocery.

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Beef roas,s. IS cents. Rupert's.
Tip Top bread. Sanitary grocery.
Cottage cheese. Sanitary grocery.
Fresh oyster every day. Phone 8 or
1919. Sanitary grocery.
d. p. Wilhelm. OF Hampton, spent
the day in the city on business.
Jones' dairy farm little pig sausage
it's fresh in today. Myers grocery.
Home Of good things to eat" We
have the best. just as cheap Give us q
trial. Sanitary grocery.
Those patent cloth top button shoes
going at $1.9S at Jarrett & Sons big
shoe Observation-Disclosures.
Buckwheat Bent is the finest buck
wheat flour on the market. and our
winters supply was received yesterday.
Myers grocery.
w. E. Tomlinson arrived home Thurs
day from Wenatchee and Seattle,
Wash, where he has been for several
weeks on business.
The condition of Mrs. Llura M.
Goodale was somewhat improved to-
day. She passed Thursday night with
out being overcome by q sinking at
tack but is still very weak.
There will be free lecture on Chris
tian Science by Jacob S. Shield on
Tuesday evening. Nov. 3. o'clock. at
the Christian Science church. corner of
Fifth and Main streets. Committee
10 rim u McIonl1pn11
cabinet in our east window. Also note
GLIDING free with this cabinet We will
be pleased to quote you prices. Marion
Gard.
The fire department was called to the
uptown store of the LennoX Furnace
Company about O'clock Thursday
night by an alarm Of fire. a fue in a
chimney had caught fire but no damage
was done.
The Methodist Sunday school of AL
bion will observe rally day next Sun
day at 10 o'clock. Rev. C. E. Luce. the
pastor, will preach on THE Greatest
Field Of the Church" In the evening
Mr.. Luce will preach on Rubbing Your
Eyes"
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Unless there is delay from some
cause the pavement in North Second
street will be laid as far as North
Center street by Saturday night. 1t
was thought the job could be COM
pleted by that time when the work
stopped Thursday night.
Sam" Cole, former Marshalltown
boy. many years ago fireman on the
old Iowa Central, but now an engineer
on the Wabash railroad. out Of Moul-
ton, spent Thursday In the city. en-
route home from the meeting Of the
Eastern Star grand chapter at Water
loo.
Halloween viii be observed tonight
by the members of the Country Club,
who will hold a, masquerade at the
club. Each member is privileged to
bring a guest. and the committee IN
charge has arranged most interesting
program of various Halloween stunts.
Hacks for the club will meet the street
cars that leave the depot at 1880. 8,
and $3.50 o'clock. Two cars will meet
the hack at the club depot at II o'clock
to make the return trip.
Funeral services Tor ,Ihomas Hanley
the Iowa Railway and Light Company
employee who died near Mount Vernon
ten days ago, was held Thursday after
noon at Rockwell. where Mrs. Mary
Conrin. sister, lives. Mrs. Conrin
saw the notice of her brothers death
thru a publication made in the Times
She had not seen her
brother for many years, but made in
quiries. established the fact that the
Thomas Hanley dead was her brother,
and had the body sent to Rockwell for
burial.
If you haven't heard Raymond
Hitchcock sing "All Dressed UP and
No Place to Co." one Of the numerous
song hits in "The Beauty Shop you
are missing the laugh of your young
life. Hitchcock, who is conceded to be
one Of the funniest II not the funniest.
comedian on the American stage. has
never been play-fitted SO well or been
so genuinely amusing as he is in this
musical comedy which offers n wider
scope for the Hitchcockian brand o
drollery than any piece in which he has
heretofore appeared. Hitchcock is to
be at the Odeon Monday evening
Odeon.