Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-20
Try Chords lucent meals
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
Dr.. Nichols. physician ana surgeon.


DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
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Dr.. Nichols. physician ana surgeon.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Be on the Lookout for Belle OF the
Land.
If you want the best oyster stews so
to Gifford's.
Everything in millinery slaughtered.
Hoyt' Department Store.
H. E. simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west Of postofflce.
We have on hand well-screened nut
coal. ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
You can buy napkins Of US tomorrow
at less than wholesale prices. Archie
Parker.
Now is the time to fix up .or the vim
ter. We have got what you want. j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Buy your table linens and towels now.
Save one third regular prices. Trading
stamps. Hoyt's Department Store.
The Washington dispatches of today
tell of the granting of pension of Sc
to Mr.. Albert w. Morgan of this city.
A great opportunity to buy your vim
ter underwear and hosiery at the great
closing out sale at Hoyt's Department
Store.
The Railway Y. NJ C. A. has is BED
Invitations for Thursday evening, Nov.
%, for a social a the association rooms,
at (which employees of the railway offices
of the city are to be the honored
guests
Mr.. w. r. Moninger, of Calvin, went
to A1nes this morning, where today he
attended meeting of the board of
trus tees of the Iowa State College. Mr..
e. L.. Charleston, Of New Hampton,
who is also a trustee changed cars here
en- route to Ames.
Assistant Superintendent E. G. Schev-
city Monday afternoon to meet Train
a conference on the collision between a
Northwestern freight and the Central's
Story City branch train on Friday
morning last.
Mrs. Elijah johnson, Of No. 6 North
Fifth avenue, is lying very low at her
home as the result OF a several weeks
siege with typhoid fever. Recently Mrs.
johnson suffered a complication in the
shape of a serious attack Of pneumonia.
and it is now feared that if she RECEIVERS
it will be nothing short of miracle.
Mrs. "A. B. Cox and sister Mrs. C. p.
Holmes, OF Des Moines. will arrive in
the city this evening from St Paul
where they have been visiting for a few
days past with Mrs Ben Cole and other
friends. They will be the guests for a
short time only OF Mrs. A. Janney, who
entertains for them this evening at
$50 o'clock dinner, a few OF their most
intimate friends.
have about 100 sacks of flour that 1
must sell in order to use my room and
the money invested in it. Ninety cents
a sack cash takes it. This is a price
that will make it go, for it is good -four
and guarantee every sack to give
satisfaction. II you will try one sack
You Will come back for more. 1t will
not last many days. Trading stamps
given. l.. Derby. South Center street.
Messrs. H. l.. and G. NJ Spencer of
3Oskaloosa, We're in the city between
trains Monday evening en- route to Sioux
City, where they will remain for a few
days looking after business matters in
connection with the Tollerton & Stetson
Company, wholesale grocers, and the
p-Spencer Company, wholesale
hardware, in which they are interested.
The two firms anticipate erecting new
buildings and it is this business that
calls the Messrs. Spencer to Sioux City.
Old John Larson was arrested Mon
day afternoon by Constable Nicholson
upon a charge of larceny, as the man
had purloined a pair of gloves from in
front of the Fair store. The gloves, Ii
seems, Were not mates, each being for
the right hand. Larson sold them to
James Glenn for 25 cents and when the
latter ascertaineG that they could not
be Worn at one time registered a COM
plant Justice Allen heard the case
this morning and sentenced the pris-
oner to thirty days in jail.
An evening with progressive cinch
was enjoyed Monday at the home OF DIR.
and Mrs .. r. Lierle, who entertained
for their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Emery II.
English. of Valley Junction, the follow
ing friends Messrs. and Mesdames F.
IS. Hynds, I. ID. Evans, H. l.. Laird, r.
p. Northup, w. G. Rodgers, e. f. Bin
ford, G. H. Whitehead and NJ. S. Me-
Farland and Miss Ella Howard, Mrs T.
5D. Evans and DIR. F. S. Hynds received
the first prizes and Mrs. F. Z. Northups
and Mr.. Z. H. English the consultations.
a Two course luncheon was served al
the little tables after the cards had been.
put away.
Fifty-four inch unbleached table linen.
all linen, 10 cents tomorrow. Archie
Parker.
Representatives Of the Iowa Central.
foot ball eleven called at the T .-R. office
Monday evening to reply to the chal-
lenge of the Rhoades- Carmean team for
another game for 500 a side. A state
ment was authorized to the effect that
the Central team did not consider itself
in the same class as the Rhoades- Car
mean eleven, having beaten it twice
fairly. Therefore the members do not
care to play the carriage factory boys
again unless they first win some game
With reputable team. Another rea-
son stated is that the Central eleven
has schedule full, game with Hamp-
ton on Tuesday, the 9th inst. at Hamp
ton, and with Mason City on Thanks
giving day at Mason City. II, however.
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