Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-15
pr. Nichols. physician and surgeon.


Holiday goods arriving daily at the
Racket Store.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, n. D.. obstetrics.
diseases of women and children.
Go to Chords for oysters served in
any style. Fresh shipments from Bal
timore daily.
suits for so cents a suit. Extra good
value. Lee & Benedict.
We a fill orders for hard coal
promptly with strictly fresh mined coal.
Gregory-Brown Coal Co.
Now is the time to fix up FOR the win
ter. We have got what you want. J..
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
We want our friends to know that we
are Still in the tailoring business, and
also do cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Dell Rails.
Thomas King. a stranger in the city,
arrested by Officer Clark Wednesday
night for i~ntoxication, was before May
or Pierce this morning and sentenced to
six days work.
Two more children of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Cook, of sos North First avenue, are
reported i'll with diphtheria. The house
has been under quarantine for the past
few weeks. owing to the sickness Of a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cook.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of New York. pays to the estate Of our
citizen, Charles H. Blossom, s7,65S, be-
ing the face of its policy. 5000, and an
mount equal TO all premiums paid.
". A. Little, Special Agent, fremont,
Marshalltown. Ia.
We have endeavored to buy what our
customers would want for the holidays.
and believe WE have succeeded. "A large
line OF center and library tables arrived
this morning and are now on exhibition.
Come in and gee them and you will be
pleased with them, we know. d. G..
Wilbur.
Mems overcoats, every sparkle of
style. Not n kind only-not one rou-
tine way of f~ashioning. but thousands
OF overcoats made in every new, strik-
ing and popular style. Where can you
get better-trustier coats? Each brim-
full of character and finely tailored.
Farrand & Clifford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson and son
Ned, of Barnet, VT, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening on the Colorado
special and will remain for a few days
visit with their cousins. Messrs. A. F.
and p. S. Balch and Robert Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will go to Graf
ton, Neb.. from this city. where they will
visit hfrS II i11foE Sfopavr Mr. ToI,rcor
is looking for a business opening in the
west and will probably choose Wyoming
as the state in which he will locate.
Mrs. Henry Weber left Wednesday
evening for Davenport, wher she was
summoned by a telegram announcing
the death of her mother. Mrs. John
Trainor, Of Chicago, who was in Dav-
export for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. John Russell. Mrs. Weber was not
advised as to the cause OF her mothers
death. but as she did not know Of her
illness it is supposed that the end
came unexpectedly. Mrs. Trainor was a
resident of Davenport for about thirty
five years and the funeral and inter-
ment will be conducted there instead OF
Chicago.
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find a pattern that will strike his indi-
vidual fancy. Besides the cloth we car
lsry in stock. " can give you choice OF
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