Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-02

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Solid silver at Aliens.
Weddings rings At Hellberg's.
DR.. Gets. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Boucher, 2oS South Third Ave.
Eyes scientifically ftted at Paley's.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. so2 West Main
Screens and easels, handsome and de-
s;rable, at Marion Cards.
Self-rising pancake flour and maple
syrup to go with it, at Culley's.
II. e. simkins. undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west OF postoffice.
Miss Wolcott'. classes in china paint
ing and water colors over lie East Main.
DR.. Mairs, osteopathic physician over
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
A nice line of watches from which to
make a selection for Christmas at AL
lens, IA East Main.
The Village Parson' comes to the
odeon next Wednesday, followed by
1.-Two Married Men on Thursday.
In shoes get the best there is by go
ing to f. G. Wallace's, where you may
also have Gold Coin" trading stamps.
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In mr. of "a
ladies' guild will be held at the home
OF Mrs. l.. c. Abbott, Monday after
noon, November 4. at the usual hour.
See the pretty chiffon all-overs in
white and black, also our line of dress
trimmings, all the new things, at New
comer's. We give green trading stamps.
This is the season of the year when
you should remove the broken window
glass and put in new ones. We have all
sizes and can put then: In promptly for
you. George P. Powers.
Everything that is new IN the way of
fancy work cushion tops, pin cushions,
battenberg and lace materials, etc; have
also complete line OF Brainard & Arm
strong's silks, at Newcomers. We give
green trading stamps.
The Mason City Times Herald Of Fri
day evening says: u. II. Sunde!l has
purchased the Davis bakery on North
Main street and will continue the bust
ness only on much larger scale. He
will still retain his present location in
the Iowa block"
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Nicholson. of
Rockton, arrived home Friday evening
from Chicago, where Mrs. Nicholson has
been since early in October, when she
was operated upon in a Chicago hospital.
Mrs. Nicholson has not fully recovered
from the effects Of the operation but Is
improving slowly.
The first wealth is health. Health de-
ponds largely upon the liver, and the
bad livers of good livers are quickly
cured by DR.. Cranes Quaker Tonic
Tablets. The perfection of purity in med
lcine. Kidneys. headaches and consti-
patton. In all the world no cure so sure.
All drug stores; so cents.
The Central south-bound passenger.
No. 6, was delayed a half hour into the
city this morning, on account OF an &C
cident to the engine, No. A. in charge OF
Engineer Frew, at Ackley. The frame
of the machine broke down and another
engine. No. 107, in charge of Engineer
Jim Elder, was secured from a freight
train that happened to be at Ack!ey.
Sheriff Shoemaker and w. Carson.
who accompanied Veterans Creswell and
Van Dresky to the Mount Pleasant asy-
lum Friday, arrived at home this morn
ing. The remainder Of the seven old SOL
diers ordered committed-Howe and
not be taken to the asylum
until some time next week. The sheriff
earned while at Mount Pleasant that
Barney kaufman, a veteran who was
taken to the asylum several weeks ago.
wae lying at the point of death and that
lis demise is expected at any time.
Mr.. John 7. Boylan, of Eldora, spe-
cial agent Of the government rural
free delivery for the western division,
rassed thru the city Friday evening on
the Colorado special, being on his way
from GAINESVILLE to Denver, where he is
by telegram calling him
TO conference of the special agents OF
the western division, at the division
headquarters, that are in charge of w.
E. Amin, special agent. The western
division agents work all of the territory
west Of the Mississippi river excepting
Missouri and Louisiana.
Mrs. Fred Wenger, the woman who
was serious.y hurt a few weeks ago by
being struck by Northwestern passen-
ger train at the Third avenue crossing, |
Is improved so that she is able to sit In |
bed short time each day. Mrs. Wen
ger hasn't been informed yet as TO the
manner in which she was injured
neither can she remember anything |
about it and can remember nothing that
occurred on that morning except that
she had gone to the butcher shop to buy
meat for dinner. 1t was while on her
way home from the meat market that
he accident occurred.
Mr.. c. r. Banes. OF Davenport gen.
sral manager Of the business of Armour
& Co., east OF the Des Moines river,
who has been in the city a few days
ooking after business matters in con-
lection with the local plant, left this
morning for his home. Mr.. Banes says
ne is praying for cold weather, the un-
warmth of the past few
weeks being very hard on the poultry
packing business. He says that as soon
ls the weather gets cooler the force en-
2loyd here will be more than doubled,
Ind that it is the intention to employ
fifty poultry dressers and packers thru
nut the winter months.