Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-04


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Arkansas Smokeless and Indiana
coal. Consumers. Phone 3S.
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Ladies vests, 10 cents each this
week. Woolworth Company.
Hats from 1918 to $3.50, 200 West
Main street Advertisement.
Plenty of fresh country butter at
the Bargain ore.--Advertisement.
Methodist Sunday school board
meeting tomorrow night 7;aO. Com
mittee.
Willard Keller went to Chicago
Friday to enter his second year In a
dental college.
Brick. brick, brick. Farmers &
Merchants Brick Company. 3O7 An
son street, south side.
Next market sale in Marshalltown,
Saturday. Oct. 16. Plumb, Munro,
Mason & Shoemaker
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Corbett. Of
Melbourne, are the parents of u girl
born at the Deaconess this morning.
Plenty of wall paper and plenty OF
paper hangers To hang it. Everist
wall Paper House. opposite NJ. Il.
shurch.
Misses Fleta and Rena Mulford.
who are attending business college
here, spent the weekend at their
home in Eldora.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Samuelson, and
family, of Wausa. Neb.. are visiting
in the city with Mrs. Ida Woodland
| and other relatives.
Have You registered for Y. NJ. G,
| A. gymnasium work? The classes
are filling up rapidly. First meeting,
| Oct. lS.-Advertisement.
Alcazar Duplex ranges burn kero-
sene, coal or wood. Have you seen
them? We enjoy showing them.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
"Raffles." the man OF mystery, with
acts. comes to the Odeon Sunday ev-
ening. Watch for "Raffles," Catch
him and get IS. Odeon.
Miss Pearl Adams high school and
general adult dancing class will be
| held Friday evening of each week
from tao until at the new Ameri-
can Legion hall over Cards store.
Wanted. 500 automobile owners to
know the merits Of the G. p. cutout
Let us show them to you. Battery
charging station: machine work;
storage and repairing; service car
| day or night. Hewitts garage.
Mr., and Mrs. L. r. London went to
| 1t with Mr.. London's mother. Mrs.
A. d. London. Mr., and Mrs. London
will leave soon for Los Angeles
where they will make their home.
We want to hire n good experienced
grocery clerk, young married man
preferred. We want man with
! principle enough to give a little
good position for such a man, parlor
Grocery.
Howard e. Hill. director for the
John D. Rogers Producing Company.
| Is in the city and will take charge OF
"Springtime,' production at the
Odeon Theater Oct. 20 and II under
auspices of st. Margaret's MissIon.-
Committee. 70
Public sale. Oct. IS, 1890, of fifteen
head of horses, ninety acres of corn
| in field. seventy-five head of cattle.
! $50 head of hogs. farm machinery.
Kimball & Caughey. one mile west Of
Lamoille. Watch for large Add
I yerfiaemepf 49,
stolen-From the high school
grounds Wednesday my Century BIZ
cycle; Firestone tires, box handles,
| New Departure coaster brake, Re
ward will be paid for return OF wheel
or information as to the thief. John
Norris, Ill Jerome street.
Rehearsals will start THIS evening
at 1880 In the basement of the Epis-
copal church for the production Of
"Springtime," to be given at the
Odeon Oct. 20 and 81. All adult tai
emit please be present. Little children
from ages 6 to u years to take part
In the "Springtime," chorus will not
G. p. Cook. chairman.
Owing to many OF my friends being
told that my address Is unknown.
| announce that am in the New Eng
land store, ready-to-wear depart
| ment. / will be pleased to meet my
friends and any others interested in
what consider the best line have
ever seen OF ready-to-wear for wom-
en-, misses and children. Miss Kate
Thissen, with Burch Bros. Company.
in the New England Store.
Word received here today was that
Mrs. Olgo Herminghausen. Of Fort.
Madison. a sister Of Mrs. Emma D.
Pappe, died at her home at o'clock
Sunday morning. Mrs. Pappe who has
been with her sister for two weeks,
was at the bedside when the end
came. The funeral is to be held in
Fort Madison at j2:30 Tuesday after
noon and the Pappe( store Will be
closed during tho funeral hour.
Nels Magnussen, of Souris, N. D.,
sand state representative In the North
Dakota legislature from Bottineau
county, spent Sunday and today here
as the guest Of his brother in law.
Kunte Scott. Mr.. Magnussen is one
OF the officers of a company which
owns anf operates grain elevators
and is looking over Iowa with the
view Of building forty elevators in
this state. In addition to wearhouse
in which may be stored winter vege-
tables. Mr.. Magnussen goes from
here to Waterloo.
INSURGENTS WIN