Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-01
George j. Allen. ophthalmologist.

CoflpIete ping pong set loT Sl a
Bullock's.
If you want oysters in any style go to
Sundells Cafe.
The correct thing in photographs al
Browns Studio.
Tailor-made suits 25 per cent off.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nichols, OF Mi
nerva, spent Saturday in the city.
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Save your money at the dress goods
sale. Read lad" Archie Parker.
/ Peoria hot blast heaters save one :
half the fuel. See them at Bullock's.
| Miss Martha Carson returned Satur-
day evening from few days visit with
| friends in Grinnell and Gilman.
Mr.. Charles Mutt, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in the city Sunday and will spend
1 several days with friends here.
a few more secondhand organs left.
They must be sold at some price at
once. Central Iowa Music Company.
Finkle block.
! Mrs. J. e Sundell and daughter, Mrs.
Tena Johnson, spent Sunday in Ottum-
wa with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
| III. d. Duncan.
! Twelve days more only to get cloaks.
suits and skirts at manufacturers cost.
Don't lose this opportunity. Wilton
& Whitehead.
Mrs. J. C. Agan and family desire to
thank the neighbors and friends for
their assistance and sympathy during
their recent bereavement.
Veteran William King. of the Sol
diers' Home, addressed the Salvation
Army meeting Sunday afternoon at
80 o'clock on "The Life of Moses"
Reynolds & Sheldon have received a
supply of apples, Baldwins, greetings,
russets, Northern Spy, etc, which will
be sold at low prices this week, by the
bushel or barrel.
Mrs w. G. Moreland and daughter
who have been spending a few days
with the formers sister law, Mrs.
G. j. Allen, left for their home in Wal
nut, ILL.,, this morning.
Mrs. NJ F. Andrews who accompan-
led the remains of her mother, the late
Mrs Elizabeth Fitch, to Salem, N. Y,
where the funeral and interment were
held, arrived home this morning.
E. P. Reynolds, a former travelling
salesman for the Marshall Oil Com
pany, making his headquarters in Web
ster City, has decided to engage in the
newspaper business and has purchased
the Dexter Sentinel.
Twelve days more only. The great
manufacturers clearing out sale OF
cloaks suits and skirts continues only
for twelve days more. Come now and
get garments at manufacturers cost.
Whitton & Whitehead.
Friends in this city will be interested
in knowing that Mr.. and Mrs. Win Mer- |
rift, of Des Moines, who are well known
here. are parents of a daughter, born at
the home of Mrs. Meritt's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Wilson, at Eldora-
Travelling Auditor Fl. Bennion, of the |
Iowa Central, Saturday evening COM |
pleted the work of the formal trans
fer of Mr.. S. II. Porter to the agency OF
the station and Mr.. II. A. Boughton,
formerly agent at Sheffield, to the po-
sition of cashier.
Mrs. Lillian Williams, who makes her
home with Mr. and Mrs. b. G. Falls, at
Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in the city, at
the w. W. Ward home, arriving from
Hampton, where she has been visiting
friends for a few days. She accom-
ponied Mrs. Falls and children to Os-
kaloosa Sunday evening
The young people from Iowa State
and Grinnell Colleges, who have been
enjoying a most delightful four days
house party in this city at the Merritt
Greene and George l.. Andrews homes,
returned Sunday evening to Ames and
Grnnell to again resume the more serf-
Gus duties of life. The house party
has been one of the most delightful
social affairs ever given in the city.
w. D. Hix. of Gearing, spent Satur-
day in the city. Mr.. Xix recently dis
posed of his general merchandise bus
mess at Gearing to Albert Robertson &
Son, but will remain in Gearing for the
winter. He contemplates entering in
business in some large town IN the
spring, and has several places in view.
None has been decided upon as yet,
however. Mr.. Hix does not intend to
leave the state.
The Iowa Central steam shovel that
has been in service at Clifford during
the past season, viii finish its work in
about ten days, and be brought to this
city for winter storage. The shovel was
broken Sunday, the door of the dipper
having cracked as the result of the
frost. The broken portion was brought
here on fat car and repaired, and ta-
ken to Clifford again Sunday to begin
work this morning.
Mr.. j.. L. Putzel. of this city, has ac-
.epted position with the Marshall OIL
Company and began his duties this
morning. His territory will be tribu {
AIRY to Marshalltown. Mr.. Thomas
stotts, of this city, one of the compa-
1y's statesmen. has been assigned to '
Iowa Central, c., B. & @. and Rock ISL !
md territory between Oskaloosa and
he river, and will hereafter travel out
he Oskaloosa branch house. His head
quarters, however, will still remain in
his city.
There doesn't promise to be very
many changes in the deputyships in
county offices after Jan. l. when the
lew officials take charge Of their work.
Auditor elect McLeland is going to
,eep Mr.. Hargraye's present deputy, {
Mr.. e. r. Cornell, at least for a year