Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-23
Wedding rings at Helberg's.

DR.. Boucher, 20S South Third Ave.
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Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley'a
Phone Kemble your order for Sun
days flowers.
Flitton & ogan. dyers and cleaners,
"a West Church street.
Remnant sale begins Monday morning
at O'clock. Archie Parker.
Father b. c. Lehman, of Boone, was
in the city Friday on business.
New invoice of burnt leather pillows
at Lebigs. West Main street.
r. w. Hargrave of this city, has
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
Ladies 2o-cent quality black fleece
lined hose. 10 cents. Hoyt's Department
Store
One hundred bolts 90 yards) No. 2
satin ribbon, 10 cents a bolt. The
Mrs. J. S. Scott, of Liscomb, spent
Friday in the city as the guest at the
home of her brother, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Larnan.
Although we are very busy we can
clean few more suits before Thanks
giving. Flitton Steam Dye Works, "a
West Church.
Roy B. Brown invites inspection Of
his new designs in upholstery goods.
skirt boxes and papier-mache novelties.
No. % North First avenue.
Mr. H. L. Spencer, of the H. L. spen-
Ger Grocery Company. Oskaloosa, was
in the city this morning. en- roue to his
home from business trip to Chicago.
Fox, stone martin, beaver, electric
seal, martin, mink, and sable boas. in
long and short lengths will be on sale
Monday. Come and get the low prices.
Lee & Benedict.
Remember the big mems meeting at
the Railway Y. NJ. C. A. at 3 o'clock to-
morrow. Address by Engineer Nc
Clure. Doors closed at $3.50 to avoid
confusion. Be prompt.
The members Of the Cornell College
foot ball eleven passed thru the city
this morning, en- route from Mt. Vernon
to Ames, where they meet the Iowa
State College eleven this afternoon.
J. w. Moore, of Bromley. underwent
an operation this week at DIR. Woods
eye, ear and catarrh infimary, and is
doing well. John Lankin, OF Beaman.
had graduated lids and is improving
Edwin Paul, of Laurel had middle ear
catarrh, but is improving, the same as
L. E. Murphy.
Theron Hallock, a we'll known Iowa
salesman, who. number OF
years ago. made this city his head
quarters was in the city yesterday and
today between trains, en- route to near
by points. Mr.. Hallock Is on the road
for the Green Wheeler Shoe Company,
of Fort Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Hadley and Levi
Sharp, OF LeGrand, went to Albion this
morning, where they will be In attend
ance at the quarterly meeting Of
Friends. From this city those going to
Albion to attend quarterly meeting this
were Allen Pemberton and
wife, Mrs Harmon Pemberton, Mrs.
Enos Dicks, Mrs. w. r. Painter and son
Carl. Eli B. Mendenhall, Mrs. Ellison
Purdy and son.
Another snap. A splendid farm OF
240 acres in high state of cultivation,
rich. productive soil. Fair improve
ments, we'll and thoroughly fenced.
Within two miles of good markets and
to Marshalltown for trad
ing. This is really fine farm and
it will pay anyone wanting farm of
this size to investigate at once. Price
SIS. Inquire Will II. Hill, 107 East
Main street.
On Friday. Nov. 90, this city will be
visited for the first time by the COM
pany presenting the new comedy-op-
era, king Dodo." This late contribu-
ton to the American comic opera stage
has recently terminated an engagement
of five straight months in Chicago,
breaking every record for long runs
known to the history of theatricals in
the western metropolis. There are no
less than eighty people in the preten-
tious representation, and the complete
original organization is to be here at the
Odeon.
Mr.. Allen Garrett, of Minden, Neb.,
who has been visiting since July at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. j. j. Nj
chol, nine miles north of the city, left
Friday evening on the Colorado spe
cial for his home, accompanied by his
niece, Miss Fern Nichoi, who will re-
main in Minden for an indefinite visit.
Mr.. Garrett hasn't been home for
twelve years, all that time, up to the
time he came to Marsha lltown having
been spent in the service Of Uncle
Sans navy. His last service was on
the cruiser Charleston, and he has COM
pleted journey around the world.
Last evenings Oskaloosa Herald says:
Charles S. Walters. Of the Iowa Cen
tral, who has been in the city consulting
with Oskaloosa business men concern
ing the possibility of holding carnival
here next fall states that be thinks the
proposition will be 4 go. In case this
city has a trade attraction Of that sort,
that will make five OF the enterprises
that will be held along the line of the
road next season. Peoria, Monmouth,
Oskaloosa, Marshalltown and Mason
City. This will form sort Of a circuit
that may be considered to the advantage
CT the several towns Mr. Walters is ar
enthusiast on the carnival question"
Miss Charlotte Click. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Click. entertained
about forty of her girl friends Friday
evening at her home between the hours
of Z and 10 o'clock A guessing contest,
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