Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-11
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The CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Henriksen.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
T Auction at schobert's Saturday even.
ing.
Fresh oysters and oyster crackers at
sCulley's.
y Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
Sdells cafe
children's cloaks at much less than
the material costs. Schobert.
Have Your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton' S, "a West Church street
Our special dress goods sale Will be a
money saver for you. NJ +. Andrews.
Wanted-A boy TO deliver packages
and shine shoes. Marshall Tailoring
Company.
The G.. w. b. NJ. will meet Friday af-
#ternoon With Mrs II. S. Patten, No 2O5
West Grant street.
z
Sewing. bracket, hand and hanging
lamps, new invoice of decorated, just
received at Culley'
October is making; a gallant effort to
maintain its reputation as the most
beautiful month of the year
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Bap-
fist church will meet Friday afternoon
With Mrs. Obed Caswell, on South
Sixth street.
Look in these columns for my liberal.
offer of trading stamps with Tippe-
canoe pancake -four. l.. Derby, South
Center street.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and 5 West Main.
10th phones.
Mr.. Charles r. sturgis. business man
ager for Ward & Nokes' THE Floor;
Walkers" Company, spent the day in
the city on business.
Rev. E. L. Harris, of Humboldt, will
preach at the Green Mountain Congre-
gational church on Sunday, exchanging
pulpits With Rev. o. H. L. Mason.
The best oyster crackers, two pounds
for Is cents: pretzels, 10 cents per
pound; ginger snaps. hand made, 10
cents per pound at Culley's G. O. ID.
Store.
+ Engineer Jack Parker, of the North
western. who was injured in the yards
here by a collision last week, was able
to be out Wednesday for the first time
He is slowly improving.
Chairman Charles Henry and Score
tary L. F. Bradford, of the county dem
ocratic central committee, spent the day
in Des Moines on business political, con-
nected with the state popocratic head
quarters.
The Paragon restaurant does not pre-
tend to have as many fancy dishes or
fancy prices as some, but when you
want a good, wholesome, home-cooked
msal they get right to the front, at 119s
East Main street.
Mrs. j. G. Brown entertained the
ladies OF the w. r.. c. Wednesday af-
sternoon. A Very enjoyable afternoon.
was spent and at its conclusion the
hostess served refreshments, being as
sited by her daughter, Mrs. c. r..
Brown.
The approximate earnings of sthe Iowa
Central for the first week in October
show that business is picking up and is
even exceeding the heavy traffic of a
year ago. The earnings for the week
We're s5046s, against s4T,s99, an increase
OF $3.50.
G. r.. Haas and son leave Tuesday,
the 10th, for Oklahoma with a party of
land buyers. That they think is the best
farming country in the United States.
where land can be bought cheap, suita-
bic for general farming. Climate per-
feet and water good. See them for
cheap rates.
A woman may have beautiful face, a
winning smile, a majestic figure and
most enga sing manners, and still lack
the one feature necessary to make her
Fbewitching, which is a distinctive quail
Eity Of conquetishness that can only
blossom underneath one Of Mrs. Nor
trilIs winter hats.
Mr.. Elmer L. Beard formerly Of Grin
nell, but more recently of Cedar Rapids,
spent Wednesday, in the city on bust
ness, being on his way to Fort Dodge,
Where he goes to establish an agency
for the 1IItna Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. Beard is superintendent of the state
lagencies of the life insurance company.
{5s 3tE
Engineer Denny Collins, of the Cen
i.tral, Who was hurt about week ago
at Monmouth, Ill. by falling into an en-
CINE pit while oiling his locomotive. re-
sulting in his leg. side and shoulder be-
ing badly bruised, was able to be out
4 Wednesday for the first tine. Mr.. Col
films expects to be able to resume his run
within few days.
| Free trading stamps to the amount
lfof 81 With each package of Tippecanoe
4 pancake -four This is an article that
| has been used in Marshalltown for sew
/ eral seasons and is pronounced by
scores of people TO be the best Of ali
\ pancake flours. Its made entirely Of
wheat and rye and is a most healthful
food. Remember the place. l.. Derby,
South Center street.
This mornings Des Moines Register
speaks of the presence of Mr.. j. S.
4 G'larkson in that city. called there from
New York by the death and funeral of
/ his sister, Mrs. Macy, who will be re-