Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-20
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4 rl1rP5- Prunlt ra1r,
DR.. Bryant, over 16 West Main.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
Turkey for Sunday dinner at Brock
|ers.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
dell's cafe.
Repairing done at Flitton's dye works,
q West Church street.
Nothing equals the % cent coffee al
Hoyt's Department Store.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter Clifford.
II you need anything in the way of
lumber it will pay you to Set our
prices. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Our stock of oranges, lemons, Tokay
grapes, bananas, raisins and figs is
complete in variety and quality. Reyn-
olds, Watson & Co.
Miss Cora Reed entertained a few
young lady friends Friday evening. A
merry time was spent and a fine oyster
supper was served
Dr. Dobson, eye, ear, nose and throat.
IN Dr.. BrSant's office. DR.. Dobson has,
taken thorough post graduate work in
this line and is competent
BY special request the celebrated
Oklahoma Jubilee Singers will appear
again this evening in grand concert at
Henry Pappe's clothing store. You are
invited.
Mr.. J. :. Haviland will be a our store
next tuesday With full line of Jackets
IN all The latest STYLES of box Jackets.
Special orders vii. be taken. This will
De one OF the finest lines of jackets ever
displayed In this city. Lee & Benedict.
The making of clothes is a rare art.
style and lit are the two greatest essen
stials, next To frs.-class fabrics. our
goods. or nearly all of them. are i'm
ported. consequently the best. Come
IN and see cur assortment. 1t will in
.ierest You. Petersen & Co., tailors.
In city the size of Marshalltown
there ought to be a few hundred young
People in the evening schools. The
worthy, ambitious young person is anx-
ious TO improve his chances of advance
ment. Start in Dudley Business Col
lege next Monday, day or evening, and
thus get in line of promotion.
our Banner flour, corn meal, graham
and rye flour are manufactured from
the best cereals that can be obtained.
We are making an effort TO put the best
there is on the market for the benefit of
the public and in order to secure the
.bast. always ask your grocer for Ham.
mond & Sons flour, made by Hammond
& Son, LeGrand.
Ed Huxford, member of old Com
Tany II OF this city.9that participated in
the Spanish American war, arrived in
the city yesterday from Boone, where
he has been for the past year, and will
take q position in the glucose works.
iauXford has the distinction of being
the first company man to marry All
discharge from service. he having been
Joined in wedlock To a Savannah lady.
the next day after being mustered out.
The Central is again experiencing
much difficulty in securing common la
borers for its road service altho Road
master Sneeley has offered sl.5O per day
for the most6common kind of help. The
Glucose Sugar Refining Company,
which opens its plant hSre week from
Monday, is also experiencing trouble in
securing men. and it has been necessary
10 send men here from its other plants.
Many have already arrived from Rock
ford. ILL.,, to work in the factory
& Il Ei1.sa Ceaa
went to Algona Friday evening, where
capacity of engine hoster in the round
house. Fireman A. n. Fields Went TO
Hampton, where he will relieve Fire
man w z. Hoganeamp, who is With
Engineer Jimmie Elder on the local
freight run between Hampton and AL
gona. Mr.. Hogancamp will be off duty
for a few days, to make arrangements
for removing his family from this city
10 Hampton.
On Oct. 16, %, and 80 the Iowa Central
Railway will sell settlers excursion
tickets to points in Montana. idaho
Washington, Oregon and British Column
sbia at very low rates. as follows: to
Helena, Butte, Great Falls and kalis-
pell. one way s2S round trip $40. To
Spokane. Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
Vancouver and Victoria, one way SIS:
round trip s45. For full particulars call
on Iowa Central ticket agents, or adj
dress Geo. S. Batty, q. P. & r. A., Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
Two additional divorce petitions have
been filed With the clerk Of the courts.
Flora I. Cole vs.. John II. Cole is the
title Of one of the cases. Mrs. Cole. who
is a resident of this city. says she was
deserted by her husband in 1897 Chris
tina Newblom. who was married to
Nels Newblom in Sweden in 1881, al
aieses that her husband is an hapitual
5drunkard She asks the court to give
her clear title to a small piece of
real estate and to give her the custody
of three minor children.
The audience that attended the en-
tertainment given by the ladies of Cen
iisli c:fiai,.ee,.' Ne g. Order of the East
ern Star, Friday evening was not so
large as had been desired, but it was
deserving of better treatment than it
received at the hands OF Professor
Charles e. Phipps, who gave an exhi-
bition of palm whistling, and of play
ing on the mandolin and guitar The
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