Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-24

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Nichols. physician.
See Bullock for lawn mowers.
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Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Puritan blue flame oil stoves at Bul-
locks.
straw hats for men and boy, cents
TO $22.5e, at Stern's.
Plenty Of dairy butter only IS cents
per pound, atsculleys.
Great variety Of the new things in
parasols at NJ r. Andrews.
Have you sampled Granam's Plan
tation." the new scent cigar?
Obstetrics and diseases of women a
speciality. Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. D.
Fifty pieces of Eau claire crash. best
made, al Hoy;'s Department Store.
See the regulation golf coat adopted
by the association at Storms new store.
Canned beets, cauliilower, Hubbard
squash and spinach FOR sale at Culley's.
c'filslrens ribbed sauze vests, all
sizes, $ cent values, Friday only, 1 cent.
The Fair.
See our stock of embroidery inser-
tions for waists and wash dresses. NJ
I f. Andrews.
The quarantine on the Parrett resi-
dlence at No. 6 West Grant street was
raised today
II interested in trading stamps buy
tile Reliable gasoline stove at Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
Black silk null, a Very popular and
very scarce material. can be had here.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mrs. w. n Durham. of Grand, was
in the city today on her way to Desi
Moines, where She goes for treatment.
for her eyes.
Mems white and colored laundrisd
and unlatlndriea shirts. regular 80 cent
grades, all sizes. choice "a cents, Friday
only. The Fair.
Editor Widl OF the Reohachter, has
joined the prosperity column and is
building a porch TO. improve his North
First street home.
Bux your ice cream and ices of
George Treffry, 1Ol West Main street
Marshalltown.S Ia. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
On account of travelling mems picnic
al Des Moines the G. & N. w. Will sell.
round trip tickets at Sis May 81 and.
June /, good to return on or before
june Al
Veteran Davis. of the Soldiers Home.
Who has been Very i'll With jaundlce for
some time. is in a very critical conti-
tion. Mr.. Davis former home was in
+ Oskaloosa.
Trainnaster f. L. Kerwin. of the
Central. is in the q Is. for the purpose of
doing the preliminary work of Swinging
the new time card, which Will be pab-
lishea soon.
Mrs. NJ. c. Huffaler went to Des
Moines this morning and Will visit UNI
iii Saturday with Mrs Fl. II. Carpenter
She will attend the sessions of the
mothers congress.
Iowa Valley Lodge. No. 1856. a. +. &
a. NJ. viii work on the third degree
Thursday and Friday nights. Members
of the craft are invited to be present. J.
Is. Atllerton. W. NJ
Mr.. Z. b. schoenhnt of Peoria. spent
the day in the city as the guest of his
brothers, Msssrs. G. F. and George w
schoenhnt. being on his way home from
a Two weeks stay IN Golfax.
Justice Allen ottieiated at a wedding
lin his Office Wednesday, when Joseph
Is. David, a farmer. aged 81, living near
| Ferguson. and Mrs., Eva Hronicek OF
Timber Creek township; We're made one
Walker Cations, the colored man for
lmsriy employed by Louis Tate and who
1 has been under quarantine at his home
/ at 30. Woodbury. street, has entirely re-
covered and was released from quaran-
!! t;se Tuesday
Mr. Halsey French. of this city, who
has taught in the Ottumwa high school
| during the past year, has been again
lre-eltcted for the ensuing year. Miss
Lulu Nondersaar. formerly of the Mar
i8shalltown high school, has also been re-
Eeleeted by the OttumWa. school board.
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Those who enjoy dish Of ice cream
may get the best quality al the Sioux
Fails Candy Kitchen for 5 cents a dish.
10 cents ~ PINT. % cents a quart and rs
cents a gallon. The choicest candy 10.