Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-15

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Wedding presents at Hellbergs.
Fresh oysters at Sundell's Cafe.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
Cooking pears 20 cents a peck at Cul
J ley's.
The best laundry work is done b,
Flitton.
Upper Circle Pressing Club. Kirb,
building.
Don't forget the chicken pie supper a
the Railway Y. NJ. C. a. tonight.
/ Big line of cotton blankets Prices
right. Hoyt's Department Store.
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Saturday only, initial pins set with
pearls, 20 cents each at Helberg's.
Special tomorrow: Beaver collarettes
at the lowest prices ever quoted. Lee &
Benedict.
We have nice stock of hard wood,
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Coal Company.
/ DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician. over
| delity bank practiced over three
years in this city.
Miss Baughman. teacher of voice and
1 piano No. 210 North Third avenue;
/ Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Our elegantly trimmed ovrecoatings in
all the new effects and at popular
prices. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
See the leaves falling? 1t Will soon be
winter. Better see the Irwin Lumber
Company for your winters coal Both
phones, ISIS.
! If you want good clean, strong, soft
coal, order a ton of Empire" from
the Gregory-Brown Coal Company. 1t
| VIII please you.
Tomorrow is the only chance you will
| have to get one of those French china
| plates free with 81 cash purchase.
Iowa Tea Company
Saturday only we viii sell twenty
pounds of the best granulated sugar for
81 with a purchase of 81 or over in any
department. Bee Hive.
The high school foot ball team will go
TO Belle PLANE tomorrow. where their
seasons schedule calls for a game with
the Belle PLANE high school.
screen adds much to the looks of
room, and we have some very handsome
ones. Would be pleased to show them
to you. Red trading stamps with all
.t \,
Skirmish around and see what you
need in coffees, teas. spices. extracts,
starch, soda, chocolate, cocoa, cocoanut,
rice, tapioca, baking powder, ETC., at
Sinclair's Saturday and get pretty lax
IA black frame dog head with each 81
cash purchase; also tickets.
Mr. Charles II. Cummings, OF Spokane,
WASH, for many years resident of this
city, but since 1889 of Spokane, is in the
city for winters stay, and is visiting
at the homes of his sister, Mrs. Stewart
Eason, and brother. Mr.. A. B. Cum
mings. Mr.. Cummings was employed
for years as barb wire worker in the
old Sears factory.
A good quarter section, we'll inn
proved with good buildings and well
fenced. Plenty of good water. All
can be cultivated except about two
acres. Will rent for 1925 per acre.
Land lays rolling. but is good pro-
ductive farm. Two miles from market.
Price $3.50 per acre. Will II. Hill,
agent, 107 East Main street.
"A Secret Warrant with Willis |
Granger in the star role, will be the at
traction at the Odeon on Monday night, |
the 18th. The company is managed by
NJ. w. Hanley and son, who also direct
teh tour of Robert B. Mantell, and Mr..
Granger will have the support Of some |
clever actors, selected by the above
mentioned managers. which itself is a I
guarantee Of excellence.
The Iowa Central is having construct
ed on its ground adjoining the North
western depot a platform over all pas
senger tracks. The new platform will
be even with the present platform
owned by the Northwestern and will
greatly accommodate passengers in the
winter months and during the rainy
seasons, as heretofore on the south
tracks passengers have been compelled
to alight from or board trains in the
snow and mud.
Miss Alys Susmilch, of Eldora, spent
Thursday in the city in company with
Miss Eta Early, OF Liscomb, whose
guest she has been for the past week
She went to Grinnell Thursday evening,
where she will be the guest of Misses
Senevieve Hardin and Elva Greet. Of
Eldora, students at Iowa College, and
VIII accompany the Grinnell contingent !,
10 Iowa City to be present at the annual
.oot ball game between Grinnell and
Iowa on Saturday.
Waffle Allen, son of Mr.. Wallace E.
Allen. of 532 North Second street, was {
INJURED about o'clock Thursday after {
loon while riding colt on Marion {
treet near the Yetley homestead. The (
olt SHE'D and in doing so stumbled.
Allen was thrown partially under the (
nimal and received severe injuries to h
lis wrist, one of the large bones being t
roken and the other dislocated. He was
rought up town to a surgeons office, s
nd after his wounds were dressed he /
,as taken to his home. r
In honor of Miss Mary Hall, of the !,
econd ward schools, who is to leave !,
aturday for Des Moines to take a posi-
ion in the Garfield school of that city,
Iiss Grace Van Orman entertained a
ew friends informally at her home S
thursday evening. Light refreshments e