Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14

DR.. Mairs osteopathy.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Fresh oysters at Sundelrs Cafe.
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DR.. JaEss, surgeon and physician
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DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
Oysters in every style at Sundelrs
Cafe.
Upper Circle Pressing Club. Kirby
building.
Buy apples at the Bee Hive car now at
$3.50 barrel
A new line of white semi-porcelain at
Culley's. See them.
Hellberg is arranging surprise fol
the public at his store Saturday.
Your laundry will be called for and
returned if You will telephone Flitton.
DIR. MARS, osteopatnic physician, over
delity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
Don't fail to price our table linen be-
fore buying. New invoice just in for the
sale at the Fair Store.
Our line in steel ranges is complete
the Malleable. the Quick Meal, the
Euck, the Pleasant Home. Schmidts
Hardware Store.
Culley's grocery department is filled
with bargains. Rice. cents a pound;
canned tomatoes, 10 cents: baked beans,
3-pound can for 10 cents.
Brown has donated one of his SIS wa
ter color portraits to the Company II
boys to be voted to the most popular
young lady at the military fair.
We still have all sizes in children's
clothing. Our prices on all wool and
Morsted suits at $3.50 suit will save You
from 81 to 50. Farrand s Clifford.
the Central, who has been suffering with
ar attack of rheumatism for several
weeks was unable to leave his home to-
day.
Grand opportunity to buy good bug
s,es for the next thirty days. One hun
from. Must reduce stock. Prices
pany.
Chicken pie supper in five courses,
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Howald
and Miss Mabel Wilcox, of the Natural
Food Company of Niagara Falls. N. Y,
and will be served by the Ladies' Aux
Iiiary of the Railway Y. NJ. C. A. at the
association building Friday evening at
: o'clock. Twenty-Five cents.
Guy Whitaker. brother of Mrs. Theo-
dore A. Brown and Mr.. j. NJ. Whitaker.
Of this city, will sail tomorrow from San
Francisco for Manila. having enlisted in
the regular army for service in the Phil
ppines. Mr.. Whitaker served in the
with the Fifty-first being
discharged as sergeant. He goes back
10 the island as a on-commissioned Off
GER, ranking as second sergeant.
Superintendent H. j. Slifer. of the
Iowa division of the Chicago & North
western, passed thru the city on a spe-
.ial west Wednesday afternoon, en- route
from Cedar Rapids to Boone. He was
accompanied by Master Mcchonic H. T..
Bentley, Trainmaster S. H. Brown and
Agent A. w. Eberhart The
carty went from Boone to Des Moines
today.
The one staple article that gives a
ewelry store it's character is the silver
ware it carries. Hellberg has always
carried a very high grade of silverware
md this year he has bought so much of
t that he wonders how he is going to
dispose of 1t all. In the meantime his
customers will find an assortment equal
% the combined stocks of about five or
liz ordinary jewelry stores.
Ben Harris. Jr., Of Chicago, son of
Benjamin Harris, Of 410 East Linn
treet, arrived in the city this morning
or the purpose of accompanying to
'hicago his father, who is quite ill with
n attack Of stomach trouble. The eld-
r Mr.. Harris Is in hopes that he will be |
enefited by a trip to Chicago, where he
an consult an old physician who has
reated him for similar trouble before. |
1t certainly seems ike an odd time of
he year to advertise balbriggan under
year, but we have> about twenty dozen
hat we must dispose of. These goods
old at 80 and rs cents. We will make
price on them tomorrow (Fri- I
ay) of 80 cents. This will justify you
4 buying now for spring. We are posi-
.vely going to quit the clothing and
goods business; therefore if
n need of anything in our line it will
ay you to ask our prices before max
ng your purchases. Farrand & Clifford |
DR.. A. J. Hunter, Of Oskaloosa. passed
hru the city Wednesday evening on the
central en- route to Eldora in company
Id gentleman who has made his home
n Oskaloosa for several years, but who
: to reside this winter with Mrs. Fannie
Nisner- Crockett, at Eldora. Mr.. Bent |
ey was formerly connected with the
Central Railroad Of Iowa." and was the
irst superintendent of construction OF
he property now known as the Iowa
central. In company with Mrs. Wisner-
,rockett's father. the late c. G. Gilman
dr. Bentley built the greater part of the
Central in Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette of Wednes-
lay evening says: Miss Lucy Sim
mons was the guest of honor yesterday |
It luncheon given by Mrs. William p.
Brady and her daughter. Mrs Arthur
=. Rule. The guests were entertained
It the home of Mrs. Brady. Yellow
adorned the drawing
DOM and white and red was the color
in the dining room. White
were the flowers of the
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