Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-28
Fresh oysters at sundelrs Cafe.

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| Fresh oysters at Sundell's Cafe.
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Or. Getz. surgeon and physician.
| Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Trotter, office with DR.. MighelL
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West Main
Fine line of wedding presents at Pa.
ley's.
The finest bakery goods in the city at
Sundell's Cafe.
Full line of watches and prices right
at Aliens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy are
parents of son.
[. See those fine umbrellas, finest in the
| city, at Aliens.
twenty-five tailor made suits on sale
at the Fair stole.
Genuine Wedgewood tea sets at Lie
big's, Z West Main street.
| Il. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west Of postofnce.
All of our 40 and SO cent mems half
hose go at 35 cents at the Fair store.
The first pair of shoes we sell you will
bring you here for your next pair. E. G.
Wallace.
John Myers, of Madrid, had delicate
operation performed this week on his
eyes by DR.. Wood.
wanted-5oo tons of pumpkins. So a
ton delivered at factory. Hawkeye
Canning Company.
Big Four flour is a good seller or
Hammond & Benedict could not sell fifty
sacks at retail in one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ferguson. of sos
South Second street, are entertaining
a daughter at their home.
Hammond & Benedict grind their feed,
cheap and sell at the lowest possible
prices.
Lockers. who have made the rounds,
say our $3.50 shoe is the best in the city
for the money. e. G. Wallace. 8 West
Main street.
Fred n. Golly. of Gearing. had an ug-
ly growth successfully removed from
his left eye Wednesday by DR.. Wood.
Since the doctors return from
abroad he is overcrowded with work.
The many friends of NJ. McCurdy. Of
Dunbar. will be pleased to learn that
the operation on his eyes performed last
Wednesday by DR.. Wood, the eye and
ear specialist, Of Marshalltown, was a
success.
Mrs. Rose Grosvenor, of Des Moines,
a trained nurse who has been in the
city for week caring for Mrs. Mary
Miller. matron OF the Soldiers Home,
who has been i'll, returned to her home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Taplin, Of Montour.
passed thru the city this morning, being
On their way to Denison, where they are
summoned by telegram announcing
the critical illness OF Mrs. Taplin's
brother, who is not expected to live as
the result Of cancer.
1t is probable that quite number
from this city will go to Toledo Satur-
unyty- -ss~.---E.- when Hon. Az G.nAai--
minis, republican candidate for COVER
nor. will speak. The address is In the
afternoon and the Marshalltown dele
cation will be able to go and return
on the Colorado special.
Mrs. Nell Todd Olson, formerly of
State Center, but now of Austin, Mimi,
who has been in the city for week
Hisiting the sisters of st. Mary's con-
vent, from which she graduated in
1896, left this morning for her home.
Mrs. Olson was accompanied to the
city by her little son, Pin Clifford.
and daughter, Thelma Lucille.
Souvenir postal cards at Liebig's,
West Main street.
The quarterly conference OF the Trim
ity United Evangelical church will be
conducted this evening at the church,
corner Of Mitchell and Arson streets,
by Rev. CIV. Mullen, Of Nevada, pre-
siding elder of the Cedar Rapids district.
Rev Mullen will conduct q service fol-
lowing the conference and will remain
over Sunday, occupying the pulpit both
and evening.
The latest styles in fine watches at
Paley's.
Rev. Carrie Butler, a young lady min
lister of the Friends church, was in the
city Friday night as the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. Edgar Ellyson, OF the Chris
t!an Workers Training School. Rev.
Butler has been to New Providence en-
joying q vacation visit with relatives
and friends, and left this morning for
Ralston. where she has special pastor-
al charge. She will go to Coon Rapids
on Oct. 15 to take charge Of the work
there.
Another invoice of skirts Just re-
ceived at the Fair store.
The insanity commission, after an
into the mental condition
of Mrs. Henry MANI, of Green Noun
tain, on Friday afternoon, ordered her
committed to the Mt. Pleasant asylum
for treatment. She was taken to the
hospital today, accompanied by Sheriff
and Mrs. Shoemaker and Mr.. MANI
Mrs. MANI is not in a serious condition
and only at times does she show men,
tai arrangement. 1t is thought that
treatment at the hospital will effect a
cure.
All of our 40 and SO cent mems half
hose go at So cents at the Fair store.
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