Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-30
Mankato hose at M. F. Andrews

Mankato hose at M. F. Andrews
The best Is cent meal in the cit
at Sundells Cafe.
Oysters III any style at sundelr
Cafe.
The best fresh meats at Culley's mar
ket. South First avenue.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, M. D., obstetrics an,
diseases of women a speciality.
Have your clothes cleaned and dye
at F'litton's dye works, "a West Churcl
t street
Call or send for o,W literature thi.
t week and get ready TO start in Dude!
! Business College next Monday.
There is nothing better than Snider:
: ketchup, chill sauce or oyster cocktail
/. for cold meats and oysters. Olson, Yves
End Grocer.
!. Cold ankles mean cold feet. colds, etc
Wear the Warm Ankle a hose with
1.-TWO legs neatly knit to one foot. Fol
sale by NJ. f. Andrews.
Money to loan on farms and cit.
property. Abstracts of title. Marshal
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
and 5, basement court house.
Mr.. Fletcher Mead, who has been II
the city for a short vacation visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mead
returned to Grinnell Monday evening.
4 Misses Ruth and Muriel Moscrir
3 went to Green Mountain this morning
i where they will be the guests for few
ldays of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stapley
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Lynch.
Mesdames C. j. Hoyt and William
4 Andrews left this morning for Los An
geies, and other California points, for
a sojourn of several months. They were
| Joined at Jefferson by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Humlong.
The Marshalltown harp orchestra
members went to Grinnell Monday ev-
| a dancing party. They will be in New
ton this evening to play for the first of
| a series of four K. p. parties.
| Last evenings Cedar Rapids Gazette
lsays: Frank Tomasey. a candymaker
| who recently removed to Cedar Rapids
from Marshalltown. was arrested this
morning at the instance of his wife,
Iwho accuses him of assault and bat
terry"
| Mr.. Charles j. McCombs was in Wa
terloo Monday looking after business
matters. Mr. e. e. Carver, who has
been in Waterloo since Sept. 2, looking
after McCombs Bros interests in the
| transfer business that they acquired at
| that time but recently disposed of ac-
companied Mr. McConlbs home.
Mr.. p. II. Loucks, of Newlsirk, O.
T., is in the city for a short visit with
Ibis sister, Mrs. William Fisher and
family. Monday Mr.. Loucks visited
| the Soldiers Home and while there re-
newed acquaintance with old COM
rades that he had not seen or heard
of since '61.
If those who are contemplating
ATTENDING the Hawthorne Clubs party
at the Pilgrim tomorrow night have not
lyet secured tickets, the matter should
be attended to at once. Tickets are on
Isale at the two Lander drug stores,
Mcbride & Wills and Morgan's Ad-
mission will be made only upon presen-
tations of the invitations.
The first annual tournament of the
Social Gun Club. of Marshalltown, Ia.
will be held at the club grounds north
of the Soldiers home New Years day.
All amateur shooters are invited to take
part in the program. Come and have
q good time Shooting begins at 10
o'clock. Plenty Of shells. hot coffee
and lunch will be provided for. ]. II.
Drummer. secretary.
Mr.. e. p. Fogg, of Mt. Vernon, agent
for Cornell College, spent Monday in
the city, being on his way to Des
Moines from Waterloo, where he hac
been to attend the annual meeting of
Iowa Gideons Mr., Fogg went to AL
bion this morning and this evening will
go to Des Moines to be present at the.
annual convention of the Iowa State
Teachers Association
Mr.. Peter Steyh, of Burlington, who
has been in charge of the Centrals
grade revision work on "schoolhouse
Ihin," arrived in the city Monday night.
The work has been closed up for the
winter and Mr.. Steyh's headquarters
will be here for an indefinite time. al
tho he expects to do some little field
work during the remainder of the