Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-13

| Chamberlain. optician.
| Photographs at Powers
.Child Life in Art at Liebig's.
George J. Allen, ophthalmologist.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
! Game of all kinds at Sundell's cafe.
Roast goose for dinner Sunday at
Breckels.
The best cup of coffee in the city at
Sundelrs Cafe.
The very latest white waists at Ban
natyne & Lays.
Overcoats 81 and up at Bates & Kir-
bys secondhand store.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's dye works. "a West Church
street.
Mrs. G. A. Mershon and daughter
Clara, of Liscomb, spent Friday III
the city.
Mr.. J. S. Hammond business mana
ger of Isabel Irving, spent Friday in
the city.
Every lady calling Monday at the
Tuffree Music House will receive a
piece of sheet music.
Largest and most complete stock of
toys in town in our basement sales
room. Melvin, Soliday 6 Co.
o. M. Frost left Friday for Lincoln
and other Nebraska points, for a three
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Yule left for Lincoln.
Neb.. this morning where she went to
Blanche Dewitt.
We have good 120-acre farm near
Marshaltown at sos per acre for quick |
sale. Inquire of Will H. Hill & Co., 107
East Main street.
Superintendent E. G. Schevenell, of
the Iowa and Minnesota division of the
Northwestern, headquarters Mason
City, was in the city Friday afternoon.
j. S. Mccormack, of Clemens, was |
in the city Friday afternoon, going in !
the evening to LeGrand, where he spent I
the day looking after business mat
tiers.
Our trouserings embrace the nobby
patterns only to be found in full and
complete stock at prices within the
reach of ALL Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
Miss Jessie Catlow, OF Albion, who
is employed as a teacher in the Gill
man schools, went to her home Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit with
her parents.
Mr.. Henry Shove, who has been in
for few days in consulta
ton with the members of Jewett-S her-
man Company, for which he travels.
home today.
You will always find the latest in
plants and cut flowers at Ken1ble's. And
1t this season we offer superior flor
SITS grade of holly and greens for
Christmas decorations.
Come and buy your Christmas gifts
II the annual sale of the Ladies Guild
n the basement of the church Monday
afternoon, Dec. Is. A chicken pie sup
ser will be served at half past o'clock.
Among the new patients with DR.. ,
Wood this week are Harm Behrends, of II
George, Iowa; Katie Sassen, of Havef-
ill, Mrs. Ladehall, of Giadbrook, Sar-
lii Martin, of Colo, and Samuel Perry,
II Webster City.
Santa Claus buys all of his cameras !
It 126 West Main street where he gets !
20 per cent discount on all kinds of !
ameras, and because they teach the I /
eceiver of each camera the art of de- 7
clipping and finishing pictures free of :
barge. G.. A. Jones. :
DR.. T. o. Douglass, of Grinnell, sec
etary of the Congregational Home Il
Missionary Society, was in the city h
'riday, leaving in the evening for 4
.rion, Crawford county, where he will l.
pend Sunday in regular visit to q
ne mission field of that locality. y
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Benson of Boone s.
tho were married in this city Wednes- p
ey, returned to their home this morn n
lg. Mr.. and Mrs. Benson have been s
listing with the formers sister, Mrs.
/. Frazer, at whose home they We're =
larried, and with Mrs. Benson's cous- :,
4, Mrs. Fred Curtis, at LaMoille. \
Mr.. H. w. Griffin, one of the very s.
ell-known and prosperous farmers of p
Larshall county, living near LaMoille, n
as in the city today. Mr.. Griffin has "
I'D his farm and contemplates moving q
, this city, where he will purchase "
roperty in the spring. as soon as he is
LEASES possession of his farm.
Ed Smith, of Montour, has been prac- el
cally blind for several weeks, and I'M cl
bic to walk alone. He is now rapidly B
aiming his sight again, under the skill n
II treatment of DR.. Wood the eye and q,
ir specialist. Mrs. Remmp, of Mon la
yuma, and Miss Sehaper, of State 81
enter, have also had bad eyes, but are e'
approving under the same physician. Q
Mr.. c. w. Mcclure, former we'll g
nown Iowa Central engineer now of
lie Santa Fe. with headquarters in II
mporia, Kas., will arrive in the city fo
tuesday, for vacation and rest of a al
,uple of weeks, and visit with his h,
aughter, Mrs. Charles Rogers. Mr.. h,
cClure has promised to conduct the &c
lettings of the Railroad Y. M. c. A. hi
! the two Sundays during his stay in OF
lie city, and the meetings are looked W
inward to with interest by the many OF
embers who were formerly associated ht
it'll him in the work here. a,
Everybody Taught Factory prices b'
,metime ago; manufacturers prices al
ow on pianos. Who pays the freight,
mt, fuel, light, clerks hire, special ar r