Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-12

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Announcements Of church and society en-
secular meetings. cards of
thanks. obituary resolutions, and similar
norices. will be charged at the rate of s cents
per line FOR. each insertion.
IHE CITY in BRIEF !.
Iowa Tea Co. for pure spices.
Or. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Buy your dress goods at the Hawkeye.s
Fresh oysters IN every style at sum
dells cafe.
If You want a Wedding ring. see AL
len, the jeweler
Four-dollar coupon meal tickets for
$3.50 at Gifford's restaurant
oneita underwear for ladies, misses
and children at the Hawkeye.
Come in and see the fine line of china
that just arrived. Iowa Tea Co.
We have some good bargains in sec
ond hand pianos. Tuffree Music House.
You want to look as Well as you can.
Then patronize Flitton, the laundry
man.
Just arrived, a fine line of salads and
cake plates for Christmas. The Sinclair
Tea and Coffee Co.
The Lotus Club Viii meet with Mrs.
C. w. Sparks, 5o2 North First street,
Tuesday afternoon.
Now is the time to fix up Cor the vim
ter. We have got what you want. j.
T. Irwin Lumber Company.
We have just received a sample line
of ladies' tailor-made suits to be sold at
reduced prices. The Hawkeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Moon, of sos West
State street, are the parents of son,
born to them Sunday morning.
Here we are again with 17-cent
coffee for Is cents and a a-cent coupon
with each pound. Iowa Tea Co.
We guarantee o,st Empire (IlIinois)
coal to give you satisfaction and be the
best value in this market. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
Fer rent o.. sale, a good hotel of forty
rooms, a, los North Center street, at
Aea sanable rates For particulars see
DR. Wilson, "a East Main street.
Mr.. William NJ. kirschner,E of f512 East
state street, paid an election wager
Sunday when he served to ten friends
of Mrs. c. G. WopdInansee, With whom
the wager was made. a fine four-course
dinner.
Miss Ella Smith, daughter of Mrs. j.
I. Smith, of l05 South Fourth street,
has been Guaranteed on account o..
fdiphtheria. A 6year-oid son of Ed.
bConley, OF EOS North Fifth avenue has
/ bsen placed under quarantine for scar
let fever.
[ We bid for your business on the mer-
i itaof our suitings. We aim to sell the
very best imported goods a reasonable
J. prices. You will turn to look twice a,
i the man who wears one of our suits fol
ithey fl to perfection. Petersen & Co.
1.-THE tailors
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Brown will depar,
\ this evening at $40 via the Central fol
/ their winter home in Daytona. Fla
I Where they Will remain until next May
They will make a few stops on Their
way south at st. Louis, Louisville
Chattanooga and Atlanta.
Dick Ferris company Of comedians
I artived in the city this morning from
\ Quincy. Ill. Mr.. Ferris himself did no
alfive with the company. but came ii
! this afternoon from Beatrice. Nab.
&ellere he had been 10 visit the member
n Of ais5seeona company, now playing il
the west.
The monthly shift of the city police
occurred at noon sunday. During tn,
next thirty days Officer Weaver will b
A found Oh duty IN the depot district il
he day hours and officer Clark at night
In the business district up town Office
XII Hanson will have the day beat and Off
Ger Cochran the night.
3 Grand Junction Headlights: Mr.. Hen
ry Smith. who Wen. to the Soldiers
Home a Marshalltown some week
ago, is here for a few days visit. hav
# ir,g come TO the Junction to vote MI
Smith speaks in very glowing terms .
the Soldiers Home ard the spendi
treatment received there.
President w. +. Whitney and Score
tary r. II. Boucher. of the Iowa Cen
trial State Medical Society, have issue
announcements to the members of tn
society calling attention to the fac
that the annual meeting Of the societ
is to be held in this city on Tuesday
December II. Plans are being made t
make the meeting a very interestin
and profitable one.
Mr.. f. o. Smith. a former resident q
this city but for Years past of Yves
Chicago, H., spent Sunday in the cit
With his sister. Mrs. C. w. Bacon. an
family. MIR. Smith has been in charg
for a number of years Of the Chicago
I Northwestern round house at Yves
| Chicago, but now goes to a Michiga
point TO take a similar position at a
advance in salary. Mr. Smith is the so
of S. L. Smith, now of Oak Park, Ill
but a former Iowa Central employe i
this city.
Will A. Brown, of this city, who ha
j been employed on the ditcher crew &
4 the Central for the past few weeks, wa
hurt Saturday forenoon at Mason Cit
and brought to this city in the evenin
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