Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-13
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.

WINDOW grass at oleS OruS store.
If you want fine table linens try the
Boston Store.
Sample line of shawls cheap. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Genuine imported India stools at
Densel & Wilburs.
Quality, not quantity. is what talks.
See the Everett piano at Harlans.
DR.. z. d. Whitacre is able to be out
after few weeks illness with pneu-
monia.
See our immense line of iron beds,
thirty styles to select from, at Densel &
Wilbur's.
Wanted-Sewer and water laborer
Must understand the work. Blake, the
plumber.
Children's and misses black
feeced hose. all sizes, 10 cents. NJ. F.
Andrews.
Remember with every so purchase
you get a china cup and saucer free
Boston Store.
You will need heavy suit and an
iovercoat for Thanksgiving. Order one
now of Arthur Wall, the leading tailor.
| A large invoice Of easels have ar
rived. Cheaper by % per cent than 9th
.ers can buy them, at Densel s. Will
burs
All of our imported Skirt patterns,
lplaids and stripes, that sold for $3.50 a
yard are now going for s1.4s at Lee &
Benedict's.
fresh every day, at Sundell's Cafe and
/ Bakery. There is none better or more
Wholesome.
! Blake. the plumber, under the Ire
mont Hotel. has just received a large
| stock of lamps, mantels and chimneys,
1 globes and shades. AIantels 10, so, 80, 40
and sc. cents each.
An elegan. line of velvet carpets just
lreceived at the Bee Hive furniture de-
partment. These goods are nice, but
considering the quality inexpensive.
Let US show them to you.
Our Italian cousins can say that Mar
shalltown has at least given them the
Everett for two nights, one of the best
Ipianos on the market. Harlan's Music
/ House.
Miss Lillian Bridgeford one of the
4 primary teachers of the Second ward,
4 who WAS called a week ago to Cooper,
IGreene county, on account of the Illness
of her niece the late Mrs. Coe, re-
Iturnea to the city Sunday evening.
i Miss Bridgeford has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Troxell, in jefferson.
i since the funeral of Mrs. Coe.
4 Having disposed Of our lumber and
coal business TO the l. Lamb Lumber
Company. we are now DESTROYS of coll
lecting all outstanding notes and ac-
counts due said Frudden Lumber Com
pany Same can be paid at the old
stand. All accounts not paid promptly
B viii be placed in the hands of an at
4 torney for collection. The Fruddei
Lumber Company.
Manager c. w. Morse, of the newly
organized city foot bail eleven, closed
two games on Saturday. The first is
with the Bangor team. to be played II
tlis city on Friday, November "a. ane
. the other with Eldora. on the latter:
grounds, on Thanksgiving day. Bangor
is said to have an eleven composed o
decidedly husky players, and during tbs
present season they have met and tiet
the Iowa Fails eleven.
II Mrs Is. j. Warren. who has been il
!. Albion several weeks caring for Mis-:
Lottie Dean, who was injured by hay
ing a limb broken as the result of ;
fall, spent Saturday in the city with he
daughters. Mrs. Warren expects to re
turn to her home III about week, q:
Miss Dean is improving. She Will prob
ably, however never recover entlrel,
/ from the effects of the fracture, he
/ age, "A years, being decidedly agains
i her.
The carnival Of The Catholic Ladies
Mite Society closed saturday night
= and tn. greatest Indication OF its sue
!, cess is in the fact that over 500 wef
cleared in the four nights At the clos
!, ing night Mrs. f. j. Cour was awarde
the picture donated to the best mouse
keeper by Mrs A. Norman; Mr.. w. l
s C,affney the robe for the best horsenaf
I and Miss Maggie Kunkel a fine gol
g brooch for her popularity as schoo
girl.
The work of remodeling and enlare
Y ing the Third avenue police station Ia
u so for progressed as 10 enable the &c
?, 10 be used for prisoners arrested in II
q so In part of the city The room is NJ
ss yet i liy completed, and will not be 4
several days yet, but the work on II
l. cell WAS done first so that 1t could !
"a used by the depot officers While the r.