Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-15
Dr. 1anss. surgeon ana physiaaa

DR.. Janss. surgeon ana physicaan
Flitton dye works. "a West Church
street.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
deli cafe.
For Nicely furnished front.
room with bath. I. G. Speers. los North
First street.
Big line of sofa pillows in new de-
signs and materials for making, at
newcomers.
A few more sacks of that Cream flour
left at 81 per sack. Order quick. Rey-s
nolds. Watson & Co.
Lost, in northeast Vienna, steel coll
ored light overcoat. Finder notify Mos
scrip, at Times Republican.
Once more: For every purchase of 81
or more we give 50 in trading stamps in
our dry goods, millinery, capes and.
jackets and shoe departments all this
week. Hoyt's Department. Store.
Mr.. William Summers, Of Consho-
hocken, Pa, is in the city for brief
visit With his cousins, Mrs. A. NJ. Lo-8
rec and family. This is his first visit
to Marshalltown, and he was surprised
to find an up-to-date little city,
The Intermediate c. e. Of the Com
gregational church met Saturday even
ling with Miss Mabel Eason at her home
at JOG South Second avenue. After a
short business session games were en-
joyed and refreshments We're served.
Mr.. Louis Fisher, who was formerly
ar n o1ac rr
Son & Co., of this city, and later has
dorf, of Chicago, has resigned his posi-
ton. where he will engage in the retail
meat business.
Never mind what the thermometer.
says; it is time to buy your winter suit
and overcoat. We sell the best i'm
ported goods manufactured. and if you
buy a good suit you will never regret
1T. This fine weather can not last much
ISlonger. Make your selection now. Pc
tersen & Co, leading tailors.
Mr.. Fred Hanks. of this city, who was
formerly in the employ of F.. A. Benja-
min. and later of George p. Powers,
and who accompanied Mr.. Benjamin to
Alaska, left Nome City on last Tuesday,
bound for Marshalltown. Nearly all of
" saps nome
about t,,i "a ~ .nts si1s
early in November.
NJ. ana MRS. John 3tsenner will leave
this evening for Chicago. where they
will meet their son, Mr. John Fanner.
Or, of Harvard. ILL.,. and enjoy short
VISIT WIN MN. FROM there they will
$. 70 l4shcnpure, y, their old home,
Mh Eleh they nave not visited for twelve
Years. In addition to the ordinary
pleasure OF meeting old friends. the
sothaeh Wedclng OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ing brother Of Mrs Fennar = = = -
Master Clarence Price was years old
lnother entertained at their home. No
lo4 West state street, the following
little People: Frances and Merritt Nc
Mahon, Wallace Smith Maygery,
Mage and Herbert Newcomer, Irene
Ssnase Blanche and Margaret Bene
DICT Helen Jarvis, Merle and Donovan
tsub bee The party took the form of an,
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4 spending the past seven months in
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