Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-17
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Fountain pens at Aliens.
Dr. Bay. woodbury. block
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
Flitton dye works. q West Church
street.
Children's suits at Farrand & Gift
ford's.
Buy your furs at the Hawkeye and
save money.
Wanted, first-class dining room girl,
at Clifford 8 restaurant
For Rent-The Wilson House. The
furniture for sale cheap. Attorney.
Lyon.
The new conceits in millinery that
have just arrived at Mrs. Morrill's are
attracting considerable attention from
the ladies.
Those desiring bargains in furniture
and household goods should attend the
auction saleof F. G. Let's next Friday
at p. m.
Remember we give all this week 81
in trading stamps for every 81 purchase.
in dry goods, millinery, cloaks, Jackets
and shoes. Hoyt's Department Store.
Mr.. j. S. Game, an employe Of the.
Leader Store, is off duty owing to a.
bicycle accident, whereby he was
thrown and suffered the dislocation of
his left shoulder.
Mrs. d. W. Norris, of Grinnell, spent
the day in the city, being on her way
to Sioux City, where she goes to attend
the annual convention of the Iowa State
Library Association.
Fuel Agent G. G. swain, of the North
western. arrived home this morning
from a few days stay in Missouri points,
where he has been looking after coal
contracts for his company.
I Professor Charles E. Phipps, the cell
Iebrated palm whistler and mandolist,
has been engaged for the concert to
be given by the Eastern Star Friday
night, Oct. 10. Admission, % scents.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more.of the Central, General Travelling
Freight Agent G. w. Talbot and Chief
Clerk H. l.. Stuntz. of the auditing de-
Epartment. spent the day in Oskaloosa
on company business.
observation-disclosures
The voting contest which has been in
progress for a number of months and
in which good deal of interest has
been taken has been brought to a close
and the Maccabees are happy in the
possession Of the piano.
The ladies auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. will entertain the trainnen
Thursday evening, October is, at the
association rooms. All railroad men,
their families and friends will be in-
cluded among the guests.
Several hundred sacks OF Minnesota.
Kansas and Iowa flour bought on the
low market. Special inducements on
five and ten sack lots. The only -four
and feed store to give trading stamps.
L. Derby, South Center street.
The suits purchased at our store are
easily recognized by their chic appear-
ance. Good suits are the first creden-
stials. no matter what your vocation.
We have what YOU want in either suits
or oyercoats. Farrand & Clifford.
Our argument is that it is cheaper
to wear we'll fitting clothes, made OF
good material, than to wear insists of
inferior goods. We buy all our over
coats and suits. from the best houses
in the country and guarantee they are
first class and viii fit you. Farrand &
Clifford.
+ oliver Vance, of this city, who has
ben in the employ Of the Northwestern
bridge force for about a year, while at
work assisting in putting in a bridge
near LaMoilie had the misfortune to
catch his right hand under a heavy
roller, resulting in the thumb being
badly crushed.
John G. McNulty, for many years an
quarters at Freeport, ILL.,. is in the city
Eugene Kearns Mr. McNulty is on his
way to Denver. and anticipates secur-
ling position on one of the large lines
running out of the western metropolis
Do not neglect your teeth. 1t is just
as important that Your teeth be cared
flor any as part Of your body. AT the
Isiightest sign of decay or the first
twinge of toothache consult the dentist
4 Your teeth should be examined thor
loughly every three months. We make
examinations and furnish estimates
4 free. Hurd & Hynds.
4 DUBUQUE Times: Rev. l.. NJ. Water.
man. of Upper Alton, H., formerly pas
Itor Of the First Baptist church of thi!
lefty, preached to his old congregation
4 Sunday evening. There was a largs
number present. among them many o
This friends of other denominations. Hi.
4 sermon was an able one, and at the con
4 clusion Of the services he received
hearty congratulations from the friend!
!. who crowded around him.
Dubuque Times: Edward Murray. who
has been a. resident Of Dubuque since
4 the termination Of the civil war, was Ia
II ken to the Soldiers Home at Marshall
Il town Monday leaving on the Chcagt
4 Great Western. He was a member o
1.-THE Twenty first Iowa and fought gal
lantly for mis- country, still having abul
let in his arm which he received in
battle on the Vicksburg campaign. H
7 said before leaving that he would re
I main in the Home during the rest of hi
life. He was accom- .anied to the trail
q by party Of friends
We request the courtesy OF visit
lroam about the store as you will-n,
u importantly to buy. Time was whel
timid people desiring to merely look a
furniture entered a store with fear ant