Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-06
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big's.
Take your laundry to Flitton's for
first-class work.
Twenty five cents buys the best 81
corset made. Bannatyne & Lay.
Ladies, don't forget the health talks
tomorrow in the Christian church.
Yard wide percales cents yard
Tuesday only, 1919 cent values. The
Fair.
To Rent-Ofice rooms opposite court
house on Main street. Inquire Of j. L..
Carney.
The dinnerware that will stand rough
usage and not chip-Syracuse china, for
sale at culley's.
Don't forget the free illustrated
health talks to ladies in the Christian
church on Oct. I.
For sale-The Presbyterian church
chapel organ, two tiers OF keys. Apply
to j. II. Egermayer.
An intensely interesting melo-drama
For Home and Honor comes to the
Odeon Thursday evening.
Visit Steers millinery store at 1875
West Main street, if you want the lat
est creations. All new goods.
Mr.. Will II. Wilson has removed
from the city and will make his future
home on his farm, known as the old
Hambel property, north of town.
One of Hoyt's farces "a Bunch of
Keys" will be the attraction at the
Odeon Friday evening. Special prices
have been arranged. 15, %, 35 and SO
cents.
Notice. hereby notify all banks or
any person receiving notes bearing my
name from w. w. Hogue or Carmean
that the notes have been lost. Thomas
"A. Frye.
The talent for the Railroad Z. NJ. c.
A. course this year is very expensive
end especially fine. Don't miss Brooke's
big orchestra, the opening number. at
the Odeon Wednesday night.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
continue their Haviland sale tomorrow
(Tuesday) because Of the rainy day on
Saturday, as not nearly all desiring to
take advantage of the sale were able to
do so.
what do you have for breakfast
these mornings?' asked one lady of
pure maple syrup" was the reply, and
we buy the Falcon pancake flour and
the maple syrup at Olson's. III West
Main"
Mr.. Jasper Fisher left today on his
maiden trip on the road for Morrison.
Mcintosh & Co., glove manufacturers,
Of Grinnell. For the past few weeks
Mr.. Fisher has been in the factory at
Grinnel. He will have northern Iowa
for his territory.
A special invitation extended to every
young lady in the city to attend the free
illustrated lectures on Oct. Z. Gam I |
My Brothers Keeper" in the Chris |
tan church. Mrs. Clements comes very
highly recommended and is doing a
good work. Don't miss it.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. John Bell |
was held from the family residence, No. I
307 South First street. Sunday after I
noon. and was largely attended by
friends of the family. Rev. r. NJ. Cole I
man, of the Methodist church, officiat- I
ed. The interment was made in River
side.
James McGinnis, Sam Holland and
Ed Wilson We're arrested by Deputy /
Cochran, Officers Clarke and |
Hurd Sunday. They were given their
hearing before Mayor Jones this morn I
ing and McGinnis was sentenced to six
lays while the others paid thier fines /
and were discharged.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church will hold a rummage I
sale at the corner Of Church and Center
streets, beginning October 18th and
the rest of the week. Those
to donate telephone Mrs. John
irwin, new phone No. 439 and Mrs.
Aubrey Smith, old phone No. 437.
The work of Rev. j. G. Van Ness and
his wife has evidently been greatly app
oreciated by the members bf their Ma
son City congregation, as was shown
oy their being presented with hand
some set of silver knives and forks by
The members of their church. Rev.
Van Ness was appointed at the annual
conference recently held in this city
elder of the Cedar Rapids dis
.rict, and will make his future home in
Mt Vernon. He will go to Mt. Vernon
Tuesday.
A letter received by Mr.. A. e. Wilbur
from Mr.. n. p. Densel, says that on the
2sth ult he, in company with an old
friend of julius Willigrod, went hunting
near Garbersville, 200 miles out of San
francisco. Judging from the way
Pete" tells 1t he is as good on big game
rs he Is before the traps, in the field, or
behind blind waiting for ducks to
come in. He writes that one bear and
one deer fell to the Daniel Boone aim
If his Winchester. The bear skin he Is
having tanned and Is to be sent home
IN the shape Of a rug.
Royal Worcester, c. B., or Thomp-
ION 81 corsets 25 cents. Bannatyne &
Lay
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