Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-19
THE CITY in BRIEF.

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THE CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Go to sundelrs Cafe for the best
meals.
Belle of the Land is soon to appear in
the city
If you want the best oyster stews go
to Gifford's.
We always have plenty of butter and
eggs. Idso s. Wilhau.
Everything in millinery Slaughtered.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Talk about cheese, we have got it for
91laa cents a pound at Culiey's.
Our store will not open until 5 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. NJ. F. Andrews.
We have on hand weil-screened nut
coal. ]. f. Irwin Lumber Company.
Culley's is the place TO buy flour, corr
meal and buckwheat. See him for
prices.
The Lotus Club will meet Tuesday af-
ternooH With Mrs. u. E. Darling, Iii
North Third Avenue.
The nobbiest assortment of fancy
DISHES in the city at Gulley's; also
fern Jars and fish bowls.
Capes. shawls and Jackets all go at
cost and less at Hoyt's great going out
Of business sale. Trading stamps.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Uni
versalist church will give a sale and So
oial n their church Friday evening.
After strengthening their stock at 1880
Saturday night NJ. f. Andrews treated
his eighteen clerks to an oyster supper
Universalist church, preached Sunday
in rne Universalist church al Mitchell
vile.
A great opportunity to buy your win
ter underwear and hosiery at the great
closing out sale at Hoyt's Department
Store.
Every path runs TWO "a You may
be on the road 10 success, but be IRE
you are going to F'iitton's with your
laundry
Mr.. j. J.. Hammond, who is teaching
school north of the city, fell this morn
ing while 0 II his way TO his school and
broke his left arm.
Orders tor Christmas or wedding pres
enta IN hand-painted china or water
colors done promptly at Miss W%olcott's,
l16 East Main street.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
Mrs. /. G. speers and will listen to a lee
Hosrer, of Minneapolis.
Rev. Isam r. Wooten filled tbs
Friends church pulpit at Eldora Sunday
and left today for Patton. Greene county
where he is summoned to conduct thu
funeral Of u friend on Tuesday.
Engineer Charles Rogers. Of the Cen.
ttrai. has taken a three months leave o,
absence and this morning went to Os
kaloosa. Where he Will work for a weel
ar two among the railroad men undel
the direction of the International Core.
s~taaaaence Schools, Of Scranton, Pa.
PRssiding Elder Albrook, of the Mar.
shalltown district. Was in the city thi.
morning. being OF his way to Noun.
ernon from Eldora. Written and Ma,
son school house, Hardin county, wher,
h- spent sunday in holding quarterl,
egferencea and conducting services.
The Grundy County Democrat, Grun.
q: Center. says The Women's Relic
Corps of GrundN Center are preparin;
q box of iells and canned fruits to sent
- the Soldiers Home and women
building at Marshalltown. Iowa, to al,
sin making Thanksgiving pleasant 70
inmates Of that worthy Institution
as the government does not furnisi
hess d~elicacies"
The children are always considered
first at Christmas time. W. have pro
yided for them and nave nice assert
Inent of doll cabs. go-carIts and othe
things that viii please them. We ais,
have extension tables, sideboards
china closets. elegant chairs AM
touches and any desirable present 70
G Christmas. d. G. Wilbur.
Misses Clara and Anna WEIGH, o
C~itronville. Ala. nieces Of Mrs. Horac
Nichols, of Marietta. arrived in the cit,
today from West Liberty. where the,
nave been visiting for a sew days Wit
friends, and viii make their futur
home in this county. Miss WEIGH ex
poets TO obtain a position IN the rura
schools and Miss Anna will enter higl
school in this city.
Mr.. Joseph Eich and nephew. NJ,
William Eich, who have cooked TO
gether for the past twenty three year
anG have been for the past thirteel
months in the Fry hotel at colfax, ar
o again locate in this city. having ac
epted positions in a leading hosiery
,Mr. Joseph I1ich returned to this cit,
this morning and his uncle will be HON
in a few days. Their new work is to be
gin December /.
The school board held a special meet
ing in the M~arshalItown bank parlor
Saturday evening and agreed to refun,
s12, 600 worth of outstanding bonds a
soon as it became possible to dispose o
them. 1t was expected previous to Til
meeting that the contractors having ii
charge the improvements of HI Arnol
building and the building of the ney
Arson school would be settled with ii
full. but owing to some misunderstood
ing the contractors We're not present a
the meeting.