Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05
Select oysters in bulk at culley's.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician


Ruby mug day tomorrow at Iowa Tea
Company's.
Mrs. O. S. Iverson, of Pickering, spent
Thursday in the city.
John D. Vail was in Eldora over
night Thursday on business.
Buy those nickel round burner lamps
for best light. For sale at Culley's.
/ A complete assortment of that yellow
gold band, fireproof cooking ware at
| Culley's.
Rev. Frank Wheeler of Marion town
ship, left this borning for Sloan, where
he will conduct a mission over Sunday.
| We can supply your wants for fresh
dairy butter. d. S. Good Grocery Com
pany. Phones "A.
We will be pleased to show our fine
line of holiday goods to everybody.
Simmons book store.
! Dry hard chunk or split wood and
pine kindling. Brown Fuel & Lime
7 Company. Office, South Third avenue
/ A pair of the celebrated Monarch kid
| gloves make handsome present. We
are exclusive agents for them. Nettie
Ingledue & Co.
Give us your orders for coal. We
have a complete stock of Iowa. Illinois
and eastern soft Goals. Prompt deliV-
cry. Brown Fuel & Lime Company.
Remember any purchase, no matter
how small or how large, entities you to
ruby mug with the name of our city
enameled on it. Iowa Tea Company.
Mr. Ned Downing, who has been so
seriously ill for the past week, contin-
ues to improve steadily from day to
day, and his parents are most encour-
aged.
Rev. ]. Fl. Thompson, of Albion, was
in the city Thursday, being on his way
home from Clifford, where he had been
to officiate at the marriage Of Miss
Susie May wildwood and Mr.. j. l..
Smith, two well-known young people
of Clifford.
One of the Centrars new coaches, No.
6S, portion of the equipment recently
purchased for the new thru passenger
runs, was sent south Thursday evening
to Oskaloosa, and will be placed in ser
vice on the and runs on the eastern
and Illinois divisions, between Oskaloo-
sa and Peoria
P. H. Butler of Boone, who has been
managing T. S. Bertrand's interests at
Boone since Mr.. Bertrand went to Chi
cage to conduct his boarding camp
business on larger scale, spent Thurs
2.,, ~, ~ l<Nl off nf hlc inc Sc
matters. He returned to Boone Thurs
day evening.
Fred Click went to Boone Thursday |
evening for brief stay on business |
Mr.. Click, who is to assume the man |
agement OF the Nevada electric light |
ing plant, does not expect to devote his |
entire time to the business, but will
be in Nevada a small portion of each !
week to look after the company's at |
fairs.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company |
will put on sale for Saturday a hand /
some German china sugar and creamer I
at 20 cents per set, regular so cent SELL
ers. A heavy purchase of several gross
sets, with an over supply, causes them
to loose sight of profit in the deal. A
good opportunity to buy Christmas
gifts. Open every evening from now
until Christmas.
Lewis F. Fox, of Albion. marketed
in this city Thursday afternoon two
loads Of choice medium weight hogs,
which were sold on the local market
at the Britain & Co. yards. The en-
tire lot numbered $50, and averaged
lo NJ, r,fN Il
two loads at the yards Thursday after
noon and another load was shipped
in from the north on the Central.
Order your potatoes and apples now,
we have 500 bushels of North Dakota
potatoes; 600 bushels of Minnesota
one carload Michigan APP
pies: one carload New York apples; 100 I
barrels Connecticut Baldwins and
greetings. Our Michigan apples are
extra fancy, large barrels and good
keepers; put up especially for family
use. A. e. Myers.
Charles Houck, an Iowa Central en-
gineer from Oskaloosa, arrived in the
city Thursday evening and will work
out of here for some little time. Tho
is short of enginemen at this
point, despite the fact that several new
engineers were recently placed into SER
vice. Business on the Central, in a
freight way, has been gradually pick
ing UP for the past few weeks. The
coal trade is mainly responsible for the
increase in traffic.
|
Jesse G. Bristol, superintendent of
the Eclipse Mining and Milling Com
pany's property at Keremeos, B. c.,
who has been in this city and Oskaloosa
for a week, visiting friends and con-
sulting with the directors of the COM
pany, left Thursday evening for kere-
meos, via Seattle. Mr. A. NJ Clark
who is a member of the company, and \
who is to visit the mines and assist
IN the shipment of ore to the smelling
works, will not leave for the north for
about thirty days.
Mrs. Rachel Shelton, well-known
former resident of this county, who has
been making her home at Upton in re-
cent years, but who has been i'll at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Al Hausa-
fus, four miles east of the city, for the
past two months, has been removed to
The Singleton hospital, where Saturday ,
lat o'clock. she will submit to
1 severe surgical operation. The op-
Grafton will be a laparotamy and will ,
De very critical, and while the family
IF the patient has hopes that she will ,
pass thru the ordeal nicely, it would not
BE surprising if she failed to recover
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