Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-13


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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
DR.. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave.
Oysters in any style at Sundell's Cafe.
DR.. Lierle. eve. office hours to $500
Oysters in every style at Sundell's
Cafe.
Rozanne art pottery. Liehig. West
| Main street.
All the late sheet music in stock at
| Adamson's.
We carry full line Of Kabo corsets.
Lee & Benedict.
See the pretty ribbons at Newcomers
for 10 cents yard.
Expert plano tunling always, A. ].
Marley, Harlan's music store.
| Notwithstanding for general
work. A. E. Shorthill Company.
Don't forget the military fair starts on
Monday, Nov. IS. A good time for all
Seasonable, dependable fashionable
Duff Gordon trousers. at Hopkins, the
popular tailor
Anything you want in the lumber line
ut right prices. Quick delivery. j. L.
Irwin Lumber Co.
See the pretty burnt wood boxes
frames, ETC., the newest novelties of the
season. OF Newcomers.
| Tomorrow choice of any ladies' out
| ing gown in the store SO cents. Not
more than two to each customer Lee
& Benedict.
/ Trainmaster George Reith, of the Des
Moines- oelwein division of the Chicago
Great Western, spent Tuesday in the
city on business.
| Mrs. p. B. Byrnes arrived home Tues
day evening from Chicago, where she
i was called three weeks ago on account
i OF the death Of her uncle, the late ]. K
kearns.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ Z.
church will meet at the home of Mrs. L.
Danskn, 104 South Fifth avenue,
1 Thursday at 2 p. M, when Mrs. Danskin
and Miss Brennecke will act as host
esses.
1 Mrs. W. B. Beeson arrived home
Tuesday evening from Ft. Dodge, where
she was called about week ago by the
illness of her son, Sam Beeson Mr..
Beeson suffered an acute attack of the
quincy but is now convalescent.
II you want q new black silk dress oil
Waist call and examine the peau de SORES
surahs, gros-grains, etc, in Haskell:
/ warranted silks. These are the hes,
/ wearing silks made. For sale at New.
ccfner's. We give green trading staps
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Long. of Manning
spent Tuesday night in the city at the
home OF the latter'G brother, Mr. John
Arney, being on their way home from
Albion, where they were called last
week on account of the death of the
late Mrs. P. r. Arney.
| William Springer, the North stree,
I, grocer. has Ieopened his meat market In
connection with his grocery If you
want q juicy. tender steak. or roast, or
any other good meat, for he has moth
ing but the best, call and see him, OF
telephone. Both phones No. l.
| Dr. Pauline l. Myers Townsend wen,
to Waterloo yesterday. where she will be
| in attendance at the state convention OF
A
! convened in that city last evening. Mrs
A. G. Cripps, of Albion. went to Water.
loo this morning to attend the conven-
ton.
Special sale OF Fliesher yarn: Ger
man knitting yarn per pound. IS cents:
/ per skein, 20 cents. Shetland floss per
/ pound, 40 cents; per skein, 6 cents. An
CORA wool in grey and white, cents 3
ball. Ice wool, large ball, per bail
cents. These prices for this week only.
The Fair.
Miss vava White, of Carroll. and
Miss Bess DeCamp, of Cedar Rapids.
who has been her guest at Carroll, spent
Tuesday in the city as the guests of
Miss Margaret Breen. Miss White
went to Mason City Tuesday evening to
visit brother, Walter White. a Ma
son City grocer. and Mise DeCamp re-
turned to Cedar Rapids this afternoon.
Judge G. w. Robinson and Hon. John
Cownie. of the state board of control,
accompanied by State Architect II. F..
Liebbe, We're in the city this morning
being on their way to Eldora where
they make their sem-annual visit to
the Iowa Industrial School for Boys
The members will probably visit the
Soldiers Home the latter part OF the
week.
Des Moines Register: Petitions in
bankruptcy were filed Tuesday by two
residents Of Marshalltown. John A. Kel-
ly. a grocer, filed petition scheduling
his assets at $1,919.so and his liabilities
at s1,9s4.7S. The other petition was filed
by William Henry White. His assets
are scheduled at $50 and his liabilities
at s1,0ss.s5. Nearly all Of the assets are
claimed to be exempted.
The Carroms Club. social organiza-
ton formed last winter, held it's first
meeting of the season Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Rubee, 514 North Center street. The