Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-21
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THE CITY in BRIEF

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The CITY In BRIEF
FINEST oysters at the Paragon.
Or. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main
Order your coal of the Mineah Lum-
Der Company.
Still in the handkerchief business
Bannatyne & Lay.
Just received, IS new sets children
furs at the Hawkeye.
character Building" by Booker T
Washington, at Liebig's.
See the bargains in trimmed hats al
A. f. Gardeners Saturday.
Lillian Sartorius Crellin, dressmak-
ing, 205 North Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Viola l.. Glidden, hygienist and
massus. No. 20a East State street.
O. Long sold a territorial right of his
patent on his excellent wagon jack.
Our English walnuts are new stock
land good quality. Reynolds & Shell
don.
For that cold of yours be sure and
get box of Mayors Cold Cure tab
lets.
No china or cut glass in the city as
fine as can be found at Simmons Book
Store.
The popular Haviland china sale is
on tomorrow at the Iowa Tea Com
pany's.
All trimmed hats at cost tomorrow al
Miss Gardeners, corner Main street and
Second avenue.
Two dollars in green trading stamps
with each 81 purchase Saturday w. C.
Osman, jeweler.
Wooltex cloaks, the correct style, at
rs per cent discount. Come early. Mel
vim, Soliday & Co.
The newest cut and shade in gray
overeoats, extra fine quality. Our price
now, $40. O'Brien & Co.
Saturday, after supper millinery sale
from Z to 3. All street and ready-to-
wear hats, 20. 40 and SO cents.
Foot ball, Waterloo VS.. Marshall
town, Saturday, November %. 1902, at
Finkle's park. Game called at 2:so.
DIR Wilson, the veteran eye and ear
specialist. visited one of his handsome
farms in Marshall county today near
Albion.
Fifty new FUR boas and cravats, are
row on display at the Hawkeye. Be
sure and see them before purchasing
elsewhere.
Try ton of Miller creek lump in
your heater, a high grade iow-priced
coal. sold by the Brown Fuel & Lime
Company. Phones, 40.
Mr.. c. r. Barnes, of Davenport, east
ern Iowa manager for Armour & Co.,
spent Thursday night in the city with
Mr.. T.. L. Stoltz. local manager.
A demonstrators will be at our store
tomorrow. Saturday at which time
the new brand of Norka food will be
served free. 1t is the only cooked oats
on the market.
The good housewives of Marshall
town are invited to use Britain & Co.'S
pure leaf lard. All the dealers carry
1t in stock. Be sure and call for Brit
taln's Anchor lard.
Misses Carolyn Anderson, Mildred
Moffatt and Alice Baird will leave to-
night for Chicago where they. will spend
Monday and Tuesday among the public
schools of that city.
Congressman John F. Lacey, of Os-
kaloosa, was in the city between trains
this morning being on his way home
from Cedar Rapids, where he spoke
Thursday evening.
The Aid Society of Marshall Lodge
No. 40, r. D., will hold an apron sale
on Saturday afternoon. Nov. %, with a
chicken pie supper served from to s.,
In the Odd Fellows hail.
Miss Maude Wilson left for Mason
City this morning, where tonight she
will be in attendance at ball given by
the Cuckoo Club, a social organization
of the Cerro Gordo capital.
Do not fail to call at lis West Main
street, where the great manufacturers
sacrifice sale is in progress. Hundreds
of suits, cloaks and skirts TO select
from. Wilton & Whitehead.
Tonight at the Odeon in the char
acter of Moses Levi in the comedy
drama The Peddler's Claim" comes
Sam Morris. Special prices have been
arranged, Is, 25, SIS and 80 cents.
Mr. c. l.. Charleston, of New Hamp-
ton, was in the city this morning be-
tween trains, being on his way to Ames
to attend meeting of the trustees of
the college of which he is a member.
A beautiful piece of Haviland & Co.'s
beautiful china, in the three open
stocks they are carrying, will be given
again tomorrow at Sinclair's with each
so cent, 81, s1.50, 81 and So cash pur-
chase.
Mr.. NJ. w. Smith, of Chicago assist
ant auditor of Armour & Co., spent the
day in the city checking up the ac-
counts of the local branch office. He
will go from here to Centerville this
evening.
Ex- Mayor G. w. Brett, of Mason City,
and Mrs. Brett, also Mrs. Brett's mo-
Their, Mrs. Dixon, Miss Hattie Brett,
Mrs. George Penson and Mr.. Frank
Miehaels, all of Mason City, were in the
city Thursday night, being on their way
home from Cedar Rapids, where they
had been to attend the marriage of Mr..
pvt Irat+ RI Miss E,lldora Giffen