Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-20
THE CITY In BRIEF.


Everything that is new in mems and
boys overcoats at Sterns.
Students enrolling each week. Enter
Monday. Business College.
The finest separator creamery butter
at Adams grocery, East Main.
Cora Williams. NJ. D., specialist Dis
seases of women, Library building.
Three Marshall county farms for
sale-terms easy. B. f. Cummings.
Oysters: Fancy bulk standards and
canned selects, direct from Baltimore
at Culley's.
Try a Boston Beauty mackerel for
your sunday breakfast. Reynolds,
Watson s. Co.
Home made pies. cakes and bread at
119 East Main street. Boston baked
beans a Speciality.
Maple syrup, nothing finer made, and
the best buckwheat flour for pancakes,
at Myers grocery.
Do you know good thing? If so, we.
want your opinion OF our children's
novelty suits. .. III. Hole.
Homemade lard, cents a pound. in
quantities. Bring your jars and have
them filled. These prices will not last
always. c. j. Hoyt.
Special sale Of photos, etchings. steel
engravings, genuine water coors and
platino pictures and picture frames at
C. d. Lusby & Co.'S.
our SO Packard shoes are beauties,
equal to any So. 80 shoe sold in the city
Look at them in our window Bromieys
Shoe Store, no East Main street.
Mr. John Beebe, of Eagle Grove, who
has been in the city for few days
visit. left this morning for his home
accompanied by his brother Rob, who
VIII make his future home with Mr..
Beebe.
Mir. G. NJ. Irwin arrived this morning
and Will remain until Saturday eve
ming. Ladies desiring anything in the
way OF fun wraps viii do Well 20 exam
inc this beautiful line. Hoyts 5 Depart
rnent Store.
We can convince you by a whole
string OF reasons Why you should bring
your laundry TO US, and also Your
clothes that need cleaning. our work
lis done right and delivered promptly.
F'litton, West Main.
Every man is DESTROYS of having d
i new suit of clothes fit, and at the same
time be made OF the best material pos
sble for the price paid. Arthur Wall
lsoan please you in every respect. His
fan and winter suitings are the very
best.
Conductor George p. Dawson, of the
Central VINO has been enjoying a ten
days vacation With friends in Peoria,
ARRIVED in the city Thursday evening
land remained over night, resuming his
run out of this city this morning on
I No. 4 al $50
1 MIR Fred zeiser. until recently day
clerk at the fremont Hotel in this city,
has been in the city for a few days or
business. and Went 10 Reinbeck Thurs
day night Mr.. Zeiser is travelling nov
in the interests of the Galument Baking
j Powder Company
Il a meeting Of the republican workers
of the city was held Thursday night a
the Office of Justice Allen. Plans fol
the city campaign We're discussed ant
assistants were appointed for each o
4 the ward committeeman. Everything
was reported to be in excellent shape.
i Those couches and sideboards a
Marion Cards are the latest and best
The secret of his success is the loy
prices he makes. If trade continues t
Increase at the present rate Mr.. Gar,
will have to seek larger quarters. Hi
goods are all right and 50 are his prices
Mrs Herman d. Payette, acconpan
led by her little son Walter left Thurs
Iday evening for Mena, Ark, where sh
will Join her husband and make he
home in that city. Mr.. Payette i nos
a conductor on the Kansas City. Pitts
burg 6. Gulf road, and runs out o
Mena.
Mrs. W. C. Burleigh, who leaves to
morrow for her new home in Mime
Eapolis, has been the honored guest at
number of informal gatherings of he
friends and as a farewell for her a fe1
: OF her lady friends took tea with he
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
l.. s. Peckham.
The parliamentary society of tn
Eastern Star met Thursday afternoo
with Mrs. w. Fl. Dudley and numbe
of ladies were present. The object 0
these monthly meetings is for socs
pleasure and to do helpful work for tn
sick of the order Refreshments wer
served late in the afternoon.
Rev. F. w. Russell arrived home thi
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