Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-08

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All music % cents. Harlan's.
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
Go to sundell's Cafe for the best
meals.
Trading stamps at Bullock's Hard
ware Store.
Harlan makes lowest prices on sheet
music, % cents this week.
Oysters served in any style 1t our
short order counter. Clifford.
Ladies and children,s fleeced lined
hose for 10 cents al Lee & Benedict's.
Mrs. a. G. Fry, NJ. D.. speciality OBJ
stetrics, diseases of women and child
rem.
If YOU want trading stamps with your
cash purchases on groceries, trade with
Idso & William
Now is the time to fix up for the vim
ter. We have got what you want. J..
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
The members of the Acstsean Trio and
johnson Bell Ringers arrived in the city
this morning at $3.50 from Tama.
We have everything in ladies. misses
and children's underwear. Two dollars
in stamps for 81 purchase Hoyt's De-
9partment Store.
We have the best stock of pianos
ever shown in the city. headed by the
Everett. Ask your neighbor how he
likes his, then see US. Harlan's Music
House.
Mr.. T. S. Bertrand went to Boone
Wednesday evening, where the future
headquarters Of his Northwestern
Boarding Company are to be located
Mr.. E. j. Delaney and Mr.. P. II. Byfier,
clerks in Mr., Bertrand's employ. left
this morning for Boone
One of the largest consignments OF
eastern baggage that has been brought
into the city for some time arrived thi.
morning on the Northwestern's train at
$50 Two baggage cars were loaded
down With trunks and various articles
of baggage. and the greater share of il
vas consigned to Marshalltown. a
great many pieces came from Chicago
direct.
The Asetceam Trio and johnson
Swiss Bell Concert Cimpany gave to
night in our church the fourth numbei
Of our course to a packed house. l an
safe in saying it was the most popular
entertainment we have ever had. The.
are beyond praise. j. H. Bausman.
pastor First Congregational church
Rochester. Pa. Al the Congregations.
church tonight.
Burt Morgan, Who was charged with
his step father, William Springer, witt
The larceny of $50 worth of goods from
The basement Of the old Springer HON
on South Fourth avenue, was befors
Mayor Pierce Wednesday and was adj
Judged guilty. The amount of goods
makes the offense penitentiary on
and the young man was bound over to
the grand jury.
Conductor George Alexander, of the
CENTRAL, who has charge of considerable
Improvement that has been carried or
Cor the past few months on the line,
aorth of the city, spent Wednesday II,
#ths city attending TO matters pertaininf
70 closing up the seasons work. Con-
Niuctor Alexanders headquarters hav
been at Clifford for some time. He was
accompanied to the city by Mrs Alex
ander and returned to Clifford in the
evening.
The high school foot ball eleven hal
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when it will meet the team from the
Nevada high school. in this city. The
boys have been continuing their prac-
stice this week With much interest. hav-
Ing been encouraged considerably by
the improvement in their playing in the
game last Saturday with the Ames
high school. They expect to put up Z
good game Saturday against the visit
ors and will make it decidedly interest
ing for the Story county players.
A party of young people chaperonee
by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Werlich, spen;
Wednesday night in LaMcille at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Doody
Dinner was served by Mrs. Doody after
the arrival of the guests and the even,
ing was spent very pleasantly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doody are to leave LaMoille Ii
about a month for Newton. where Mr.
Doody is to engage in the grocery and
bakery business. Those who formed
the party We're Mr.. and Mrs. Werlich
Misses May Johnson, Martha Hem
mingsen and Lille Fisher; Messrs
Duncan kiiborn, Carl Miller and Jas
lsper Fisher.
One case of mems neeced underwear
for 90 cents at Lee & Benedicts.
Messrs. n E. Sloan. Of the Let's
| Fletcher Company, G. NJ. Carr. of thu
Marshalltown Grocery Company; a. F
Spencer of the H. L. Spencer Company
| Oskaloosa and George P. Smith, Of the
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