Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-21
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DR.. Lserle. physician and surgeon.
Dr.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Ifsyou want the best oyster stews 80
to Chords.
Reliable clothing at reasonable prices
at o. II. Hole & Bros.
Big line OF fannelettss and flannelette
at Newcomers.
See our outside skirts for Thursday
and Friday. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. D.. obstetrics.
diseases OF women and children.
Ready-made comforts cheaper than
you can make them at Newcomers.
A few hard coal stoves left. Prices
cut to close them out. %. ]. Bullock.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday will
be jacket sale days at our store. Lee
& Benedict
We carry all the different kinds of
coal that can be sold In this market. -
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
When YOU start out to select your
Christmas presents remember that we
have some handsome pieces in cut glass.
Allen, the jeweler.
Attention, Court OF Honor-We will
meet in the K. P. Hall, over the City
National Bank. Thursday evening, Nov.
%. s. ]. Tinker, w. c..
The Bee Hive is showing one Of the
largest lines of kid body dolls In the city
and selling them at a discount OF 70 per
cent, all sizes and prices.
When the ladies wish the best quality
lobtainable in teas coffees, spices. bak-
ling powders and extracts they telephone
their orders to the Iowa Tea Company.
Attention members Iowa Legion OF
Honor. Regular meeting tomorrw night.
1 Our grand president will be present.
Supper served and good social time.
All members requested to be present.
Hans Erickson, secretary.
The suit Of the Marsnalltown Light,
Power & Railway Company against the
city was called in the federal court at
Des Moines Tuesday. The restraining
order preventing the city from putting
into effect the rate ordinance under con-
set for Thursday morning.
on account Of the Ernest Seton
Thompson lecture at Grinnell on Nov. 8
the Iowa Central railway will sell tick
cts from Marshalltown to Grinnell and
return at the rate Of so cents for the
round thip. Tickets to be sold for train
No. 9 leaving Marshalltown at $40 p.
m. and limited to return not later than
No. 1. leaving Grinnell at $40 a. m. on
Nov. "a.
Our stove salesbook shows 1879 stoves
sold so far in 1900. Undoubtedly a fine
record and proof that quality and price
must be right. Our maleable steel range
Il is the best stove made today; has nc
equal for appearance, finish and dura-
sEbility. Our Cole Hot Blast has been the
4 leading soft coal stove for four year.
land Will prove splendid investment
\ All are invited to look over our fine as
scrtment OF stoves, fine granite ani
nickel ware and hardware novelties
1 ISchmidt's hardware store
The young people of the Presbyterian
church have made name for them
selves, and the enjoyable socials the!
give at regular intervals, Tuesday nigh
J. one of these pleasant gatherings We
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. "A
y Newcomer, and wac welt attended. TIL
committee in charge was Miss Helel
Burnell, Miss Mary Elliott, Mr.. Georg
Z, "A. Anderson, Mr.. I. ]. Sanders and Mr.
, Finley 1seman. An old ashioned spell
ing match was very amusing. Mis-
4 Leopard was the one who proved her
! self the bes; speler and che was givel
! a copy of THE Sky Pilot" Miss Edn,
: BARLEY wac the only one in the part,
!. VINO, IN a specified time. was able L
4 Write down the books of the Old Tesla
: ment in their order. and her reward wa
: ia Bible. Refreshments were served be
fore the party separated.
In reply to the statements made b
the representative Of the Iowa Contra
s football eleven, a committee from tn
Rhoades-Carmean teams says: wv
! would like to get the dates on which tn
> Iowa Central team defeated us two dit
? ferent times. If we are so easy and al
? not in the same class / should think tn
= Central boys would be only too glad /
Y play US for 500 a side. A number Of til
Central team admitted after the gam
4 that they We're outplayed, but that Vi
IS played in hard luck. Any outsider VIII
2 saw the game Will tell you the san
a thing. Their manager also made til
r statement when our challenge wae Ii
!. sued the last time that he did not thin
Il the boys would play. as they knew the
d We're outplayed in every point OF II
u game. As for the Central not being
Il the same class with us we admit it.
% we thought they We're we would not
Z. so willing to lose our money on the ne.
game.
nj The funeral Of the late Supervisor
! a. Robinson was conducted Tuesds
II afternoon from the home II the d
6 ceased's son, Mr.. II. A. Robinson 4
= North First street. and was very ;arg
~ attended. Rev F.. w. Parsons h;
= the services in charge and the mus
a was by Mesdames I. E. Irwin and r..
- Patten and Aessrs. Walter Green a,
20 F. Aubrey Smith. The floral offerin
d. from friends of the family and Il
"a many relatives We're very beautifl
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