Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-27
Angora wool at Schohert,s.

breakfast dish, at Myers.
Our line of underwear is complete in
every detail. Farrand & Clifford.
The finest line of CONNECTIONS in the
city at the Paragon. 119 East Main.
Solid meat oysters at Myers the
only place in the city where you can get
them.
A son was born Thursday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newton, of 3O5 May
street.
Everything good in the meat line for
Sunday at Gerharts White Market,
East Main.
Our stock of underwear is very COM
plete and our prices very low. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Our black, blue or brown Atwood
kersey overcoats at $780, $3.50 and $40
are the best in town. Stern.
ing beds arrived at Densei & Wilburs
For something nice and cheap they
have no equal
We have many desirable patterns
from which you may make your selec-
lions for fall or winter suit. The
latest styles and best fit. Brenneck.
Bee Hive grocery Department.: TWEEN
ty pounds of graduated sugar for 81;
New York grapes, ounces, celery, Cape
Cod cranberries, and everything in fine
groceries.
There is nothing more convenient in a
dining room than sideboard. Marion
Gard has a very large stock of them
from which to make your selection. He
is the low price maker, and you should
see him.
Quite large delegation came down
from Eldora Thursday evening TO at
tend the lecture by Judge Ewing. They
We're Mrs. b. j. Miles and son Donald.
/ Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs. Kate Donald
son, Mrs. S. j. Bird and Mr.. Amos
Bates.
What is there in a home from which
lmore solid comfort can be extracted
than a rocking chair? Besides they are
/ ornamental. A new invoice of fancy
| rockers arrived at the Bee Hive furni-
lture department today and the prices
will be an inducement for you to pur-
\ chase. Let us show them to YOU D. C.
Wilbur.
4 Mr.. c. f. Allen, of Kansas City. a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Will Chapman
arrived in the city Thursday and ex-
poets TO locate here, providing he sue
ceeds in obtaining position. Mr.. AL
!, len was former employe OF the Iowa
Central, in this city. but for the past
!, flew years has been working for the
: Kansas City, st. Joe & Council Bluffs
road.
{ The Abba Union says of former
i Iowa Central engineer and resident of
this city: 'Sherm Gordon, one of the
) best men that ever pulled an engine
lover the Iowa Central, will leave With
lin few days for the southern states,
where he goes with the hope that the
change may benefit his health. MIR. Cor
: don and his mother recently moved to
: this city from Oskaloosa.
The special bearing the Central Off
: Gals arrived in the city at Has O'Clock
r last night from the north. Mr.. Taintol
o accompanied the officials To this city
y and Will remain until tonight, when he
will leave for the east. President kim
ball, Director Chase. Mr.. Knapp ant
). Mr. Lucius left Algona, via the Milwau-
:, lSee, for Chicago. and from there vii
: leave All once for New York
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