Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-12
THE CITY in BRIEF

Dr. Cora Williams, specialist.
Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
DR.. GetS. surgeon and physician
George j. Allen. scientific optician-
Or. Trottcr, office with DIR. MighelL
DR.. Bryant, sO4 North Fourth street
Fine line of wedding presents at Pa
Iley's.
See DIR. Mairs about osteopathy. Owe
Fidelity Bank.
Pappe's west window is worth you
time to look at.
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Order your cakes for wedding partie!
at Sundelrs Cafe.
Patronize the Paragon lunch counter
Everything first class.
Paley does not give away goods, bu
he sells them at honest profits.
Try one of those Juicy steaks. solo
only by Rupert, North Center.
Ask about those diamond pins givel
away at the Up-to-Date restaurant.
The Nineteen Hundred and One Clul
Will give its next party Friday evening
Oct. Is.
Paley, the jeweler. hes just got in an
Ither assortment of fine mantel clocks
step in and see them.
That funny old farmer, Uncle JOSH
Spruceby," at the Odeon tonight. Price.
10. 20, 80 and so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paley have
leased the Nichols fiat at 114h NORTH
Center street and Will soon occupy the
same as residence.
Hammond & Benedict's straw, five
bales for 81, and choice tame hay, ~
cents per bale. 500 pounds chop feed for
So is surely cheap. Try them.
Don't get your feet damp this weather
and catch dangerous cold but come in
and buy pair of heavy soled shoes and
avoid sick spell. E. G. Wallace:
Mrs Cady Moffatt arrived home Fri
day evening from Des Moines, where she
has been in attendance at the national
convention of the F. e. Q. Sisterhood.
Excursion to Minneapolis on account
Of the Christian church missionary con-
vcntion. Only one fare for the round
trip. Ask Iowa Central ticket agents for
full particulars.
"A caucus of the republicans of the
Fourth ward will be held at o'clock
tonight Mt the office of B. f. Cum
niings for the purpose of electing a
ward committeeman.
The annals OF Iowa" for October
Biographical sketches of the
late Thomas Kimball. representative in
the legislature from Marshall county,
and Mrs. Nettie Sanford Chaplin
! Chief Clerk II. L. Stuntz, of the Iowa
Central accounting department, left
Friday evening for Belmond, where he
spent today looking after matters per-
tanning to the freight claim depart
ment
The suit OF the Marshailtown Carnival
Company brought against +. n. Clifford
to recover s75 pledged as a contribution
70 the recent carnival expenses was set
for today in Justice Burritt's court. but
was continued one week by agreement.
]. A. Kelley, the South Third avenue
grocer, will install cash system on
Nov. /, and after that date will be able
10 give his customers the benefit Of do
ing business on cash basis. All bills
now outstanding will be due on that
late.
Lost-A Barry diamond scarf pin Cor
;tud) by not eating at the "Up-to-Date"
Come and see them sparkle.
They are gems of great beauty, having
all the fire, ulster and color OF old-mine
stones. They puzzle experts and their
trilliancy is everlasting.
JIM. Bryan, of Montezuma, the old
gentleman who was cured of catarrh
md deafness by DR.. Wood, since his re-
urn from Europe, has sent the doctor
zen or fifteen patients from his locality.
rhereis no advertising equal to ply
'icianss patients who are successfully
.reated.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. N. Parrett are at
nome from Sioux Falle and northwest
,rns Iowa points. where Mr.. Parrett has
,ecn looking after his landed interests.
He says the yield of corn in that sec-
ion was very satisfactory and that his
wheat crop averages eighteen bushels
Der acre.
"A number of the schoolmates Of Allie
Mansfield, all pupils of Miss Stone, of
the Fourth ward school, INDUCED in
upon the little lady Friday
evening at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Dicks, 8 West Boone street. The
evening was spent very pleasantly and
supper was served.
Mr.. 7. Brown recently received let
ter from Mr.. T. E. McCracken. formerly
Of this city, but of whom many of his
friends had lost all trace. He now re-
sides in Denver. Mr.. McCracken was
one of the founders of the Republican,,
which subsequently became part of
the Times Republican.
"a Plea for Posterity, or the Problem
IF Heredity." is the subject of Professor
Denotes new lecture to be given Mt the
VI. z. church Monday night. This is the
opening number of the Railway Y. NJ. C.
A. course. While the ticket sale has been
large, there is still room for more. Sin
gle admission, so cents; entire course, 81.
Miss Ada Stout of Lake City, MINI,
who will be remembered by many
friends In Marshalltown. made on num-
,rous visits to Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Gross,
IS TO be married this evening at her
home to Mr.. Harrison n. Whiting, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting will
take an eastern trip on their honeymoon
and will reside in Minneapolis.
Prof. John B. Denote, who lectures
n this city Monday evening under the
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