Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

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Boys REFER overcoats at Holes.
DIR. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
Remember the rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Go to sundell's Cafe for the best
meals.
Latest songs at Tuffree's Music
House.
We give you what we advertise. Iowa
Tea Company.
China at sinclairs? Why, sure. The
finest in the city.
The best fleece lined underwear so
cents at Q. H. Hole & Bros
Remember the fine concert at Chris.
tan church Thursday evening.
E We have on hand we'll screened nut
coal. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company
i Dill pickles, sauerkraut. white onions
and sweet mangoes in bulk at Culley's.
We have some good bargains in sec
ond hand pianos. Tuffree Music House
No catch penny mill and sale. Come
and see What we offer. Bannatyne &
Lay.
One case Of mems fleeced lined I'M
.derwear Tor % cents each. Lee &
Benedict.
Ladies buy your fine laces for hand
kerefisfs. suitable for Chris tmas S, a the
Hawkeye.
B Stoves of all kinds at prices that vii.
sell them If you are in the market. D.
j. Bullock.
Ask to see our line of fancy shirts
made of An6erson's imported Madras.
They are ..butes." AT Holes.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Gribble, of Hansen's Empire
Fur Factory, VIII be at our store Thurs
day, Nov. -. M. Il. Andrews.
Two dollars iii trading stamps for a
81 purchase in dry goods and shoes all
this week. Hoyt's Department Store
Wanted-Ten or fifteen teams al
sewage plant at once. Pay 50 for ninS
hours. Apply 10 Ed LaPlant at plant.
Mr. Louis Prazak left this morning
OVERWHELMINGLY. Nlitie lie Viii sts7siSt w III
Miller for ten days or two weeks in the
Schubert tsore.
Twenty-one pounds Of dried peaches
or prunes for 81, figs 10 cents a pound,
two pounds of apricots for % cents, at
#Culley's.
Orders for Christmas or wedding pres
Senta IN hand-painted china or Water
Escolors done promptly at Miss Wolcott's
Ills East Main street.
a social which viii have for its main
Featured taffy pull will be given Thurs
day evening b., the r. r. y. NJ. G. A.
ard the Ladies Auxiliary n their room
Watchwosk should be done now before
1.-THE holiday rush sets n. Isilberg is this
man who can make a watch keep cor.
rect time because he knows all about q
watch.
Marissa Maulsby the 6-year-olt
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. w. p. Mauls:
| by. Of 30S North Second street. is III
with diphtheria. The house has beer
quarantined.
! TIE Norti,western local passenger
| No. s, due into this point at T:55 p. m.
was delayed three hours Tuesday or
1 account Of an accident to the engine al
State Center.
! Robert Alexander. colored. and his al
legged wife, Frances, were discharged
I from Justice Burritt's court Tuesday
evening, upon the promise that the!
would leave the city at once.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E
church will meet Thursday Afternoon
3at . o. clock with Mrs. II. e. sinlkins ant
| Mrs. William Sandoe at the latter
home, No. 3O4 North Center street.
i A car sent out by the Internationa
School of Correspondence of Scranton
Pa. arrived in the city Tuesday evenin;
from the east and Will be here for tn
use of the railway men for a few days
4 Lewis A. Crossett's line Of mems shoe
bis conceded to be one of the finest me
dunn priced lines on the road. I am ex
3clusive agent for them in the city an,
4 would be pleased to snow them to you
II F.. G. Wallace, 8 West Main street.
The musical people Of Eldora, who ar
4 planning to give the oratorio Elijah
\ in the near future, are drawing on Mar
i shalltoWn talent for assistance, az MI
/ Gordon Allen is to have charge of tn
4 'aaHe and Mrs F. L. NIeeker is 10 sin
4 the principal solos.
i Miss Alta Brewer, with thirteen of tn
little boys of her Sunday school class
4 enjoyed a surprise party Tuesday eve
ming on Master ] ohm FoWs. at the HON
! of his parents on North Third street