Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-18
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.


The choicest cigars in the city at the
Pantorium Club,
A fancy line of bulk and bottled olives
at A. E. Myers.
Incandescent gas lights at Blake's at
IS cents complete.
Sterling silver and ebony novelties.
Miller, the jeweler.
Mems all wool fleece lined underwear,
best in town, at 90 cents at Sterns.
Get your Cosmopolitan mantel at
Blake's; 10 cents three for 25 cents.
Sterling silver goods. spoons and odd
pieces, unique designs, at Aliens, the
jeweler.
Gregory Brown Coal Co. have nice
lot of dry wood, four-foot and stove
lengths.
Smoke La Purina" Havana cigars
Van Derveer & La Shelle, distributors
for Iowa.
1t does not require connoisseur to
like Yacht Club salad dressing. 1t is
sold by A E. Myers and is fine.
Have your homes protected from the
cold by putting on storm doors and
windows. Kurtz Bros. are prepared to
do the work.
DIR. Mairs, osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
The white market is open Sunday
mornings from to 10, and from to 6
Sunday evenings. Your Sunday meats
must be called for then. Gerhart & Co.
Van Derveer & La Shelle's" head
quarters for high-grade cigars and to-.
5accos. The most complete line of
meerschaum and briar pipes and smok-
ers articles in the city,
Talk about your humming birds all
you please, but they are not a circum-
stance compared to the laundry work
done by Flitton. The shirts done up
there are shining example.
County Superintendent of Bridges j.
H. Jayne has nearly completed the
creek on Ketchum street. recently
use as early as next week.
Rev. II. C. Richardson, of the Uni
versalist church. arrived home this
morning from Albert Lea, Mimi, where
he was called several days ago to at
tend the funeral of a friend MIR. w. L.
Todd, prominent attorney of Albert
Lea.
A pointer to follow with profit Visit
the furniture store of d. c. Wilbur and
see the new half brass bedsteads, the
iron bedsteads and the new carpets.
A new invoice of leather couches and
chairs arrived today. New styles and
at prices that Will surprise you.
The Wagner sleeper, San Marco
which contained the New York COM
mission and transportation men who
We're robbed While en- route TO the state
jdaIrymen's convention at Mason City
passed through the city again Friday
Eevening, arriving on the Central from
4 the north and leaving for the east OF
I.the Northwestern at 7:55
A very good docking suit may b'
made for a few dollars, and you can
i tell the difference till You wear i
lawhile that it is about half cotton w
Ioffer you the best imported goods. bu
Eof course at a little higher price thar
1.-the cheap stuff but they will wear AM
give the best of satisfaction. p. II
/ Petersen & Co, tailors, over the West
. ern Union
Mr. Charles Burkhart, of Gearing
-. ~. 4, /.
convention Of the Iowa Dairymen's AS
ISOLATION. was stricken with an attac
5Eof heart trouble when the train wa
nearing this city and had to be as
sisted to a nearby hotel. Mr.. Burk
Ihart was so far recovered Friday after
noon as TO be able To leave for hi
home. doing 50 ON the Centrals train a
8 o'clock.
Capt w H. Heating, of oskaloos;
is in the city to spend Sunday with hi
sister Miss Sarah Heating, who is ju:
!. recovering from an attack of append
. citis. Capt. Heating has just Feturne
! from the Philippines, where he W.
y with his company +, of the Fifty-fir
Iowa Volunteers, during the war. II
. leaves Monday for Albany. Ore. 10 jo
n MS NlIs, WHO tDstiI ilNill6 WIEN II
parents during his absence.
q Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cox went to Nev
: burg last evening to attend the fo
tieth Wedding anniversary of the 70
. nler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Co
) Many guests were present, as Mr.. al
i Mrs Cox have lived in that vicinity f
!, years and number their friends by Il
n score. Mrs. NJ. c. McBroom, niece
the bride and bridegroom of MAJ
years. was also in attendance with h
e children, Guy, Ralph and Edith TIL
y will remain over Sunday with her pa
e ents. Mr. and Mrs. c. Dickson.
The new Baptist parsonage on Sou
I Second street, erected this year at
cost of $4,000. was thrown open to Il
society and the public last evening
: DR. and Mrs. Parsons. A large numb
$, gathered to enjoy their hospital
greetings and to share their pleasur
9, i'm getting settled in the new home.
s. is patterned in modern style after
y plan found in the Ladies Home Journ
and IS a model of elegance, convenien
and comfort. 1t ought TO be and is
inspiration to DIR. Parsons in his wo
= of preaching the gospel of peace al
good will and progressiveness to
= men. The many visitors who shar
: the parsonage hospitality last event.
- viii join in the wish for a thorough q
joyment of the new parsonage by I