Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-07

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THE CITY In BRIEF
Dance at Finkle's hall tonight.
DR.. Getz surgeon and physician
George ]. Allen. ophthalmologist
Kemble's flowers, 529 North Third.
VIM Battin. 5 per cent farm loans
Drink Yale coffee. d. S. Good Gro
Gerry Company.
Read T. +. Jones combination gro
|cery sale in this Issue.
DIR. Billiard, the osteopath. can cur,
4 you. Consultation free.
DR.. MARS: consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank Both phones.
If you can use any kind of towel In
your office. store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, $40
! DR.. j. j. Clemmer. the Hopkins hlocf
dentist, guarantees his work and price:
to be right. On1ce hours from to 5
/ Nv phone. 1885,
| The maximum temperature for Fri,
day WAS As. minimum, "a. Friday
maximum showed a rise of two degrees
over that of the preceding day.
1 DR.. d. A. Collision, who was called to
! Carroll Sunday on account Of the acct
dental death of his youngest brother
returned home Friday afternoon.
| We have the largest line of clocks In
| the city, from the smallest alarm tc
the largest hall clock. Come in and see
them. George ]. Allen, II East Main
The dissolution sale will save you
from 10 to 25 per cent while 1T lasts
Select your Christmas goods and have
them laid away. DON. walt. Densel
& Wiiour.
We will continue to redeem all to-
| hacco tags, certificates and coupons
until Nov. 10. 1904. Trade with US and
save your tobacco certificates" La
i She.le & Cook Cigar Stores.
Don't buy furs from a high priced
/ manufacturers line. We show krim-
mer. seal. electric and near seal, astra-
khan. French otter and wool seal gar
| ments at lower prices. NJ. F. Andrews
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Brown, Ell Cam
po, Tex, who was In the city Thursday
night to deliver lecture in the Spirit
ualists' church. went to Webster City
Friday evening, where she will lecture
| Sunday.
You want the bsst kodak when you
| buy one. Make no mistak Ask for
an Eastman. There are none better.
We carry large stock and can FUR
rish all kinds of supplies. G. A. Jones,
1872 West Main. ,
| The second number on the Albion
lecture and entertainment course will
| be given on November 10, when the
Meister Singers. male quartet or.
samzation, will give an entertainment.
The other numbers on the course are
lectures, ]. G. Camp, on December 5;
John G. Scorer on February 2, and d.
b. Burton on March %.
Conductor Frank NJ. Chapman, of the
Iowa Central, was assigned, temporar-
fly Friday afternoon, to the passenger
service, and took No. 2 south Friday
evening. Conductor "Herm' Colt, who
has the run. was taken i'll at his home
in Albert Lea Friday morning. Mr..
Chapman win be on the run until he Is
again able to report for duty.
Lecture and spirit messages at the
First Spiritualists' church, corner Sec
avenue and Church street. Sunday ev-
sning 1880. G. H. Brooks. speaker and
message bearer. Mr. Brooks, is a
stranger In Marshalltown, but comes
highly recommended. Spiritualists and
those interested come out and hear him.
Remember 1880 Sunday evening.
The Careaway Club was entertained
at Its regular social gathering Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Hull and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Willard, at the
Hull home, sos West State street. Din
ner was served at $50, after which
bid euchre was enjoyed. The prizes for
progression went to Judge G. w. Burn
ham and Mrs. e. S. Ketchum, while
those for the sweeps were won by Mr.
A. F. Balch and Mrs A. G. Click Judge
and Mrs. Bur1,ham were the only out
OF town guests.
Rev. Walpole, OF Bird Center. H.,
wrote US that he found 1t necessary to
buy complete new OUTFIT of under,
wear. hosiery, gloves, dress goods, ETC..
in order that the nine rollicking little
Walpoles might be comfortable this
winter. He explained that his salary
was small and they must economic.
He had heard that our goods were low
in price and made a speciality of mail
orders, therefore he sent US his order
This is a compliment we cannot let
pass without comment. Archie Parker.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
Of the Central, who was in the city FRI
day to participate in the preliminary
hearing on the viaduct plans,
left Friday evening for Abba,
where he met Vive President
and General Manager L. F. Day,
before the latter left for st. Louis.
Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley. who was
also here to attend the meeting of rail-
way officials and the viaduct commit
lee OF the city council with Consulting
Engineer Turner. left for Abba this
morning, to look over the new work.
The members Of the high school foot
ball team went to Toledo this morning,
where they played the high school team
of that place this afternoon. Manager
Wright does not anticipate the team
will have much difficulty in winning,
provided the Toledo team Is one of
strictly high school boys. The team