Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-14
THE CITY In BRIEF
Rings at Hellberg's.
Chamberlain. optician.
Kemble's flowers. 529 North Third.
DR.. Boucher, 20s South Third Ave.

Comb honey at Reynolds & Shell
don's.
Dr.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West
Main.
Tor warm lined shoes cal, at Traut-
man & Co.
Hospital fair and festival at Finkle's
hall tonight
DR.. Bullard, the osteopath. cures dis
ease by removing the cause.
We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. Flitton.
Dr. Mairs: consultation free. office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
The greatest sellers. Ladies' IS
Queen Quality shoes at Trautman y
Co.
Twenty five-cent fiannelette short
skirts for 10 cents at The Fair, Satur-
day only.
Great barrels and crates of fiat sill
verware come in a single shipment at
Hellbergs.
We have supply of Corsican cttron,
very superior article for cake. etc.
Reynolds g. Sheldon.
DR.. MARS treats ali forms Of stom-
ach, liver, and kidney trouble. dropsy.
paralysis and constipation.
Our New York Greetings are the ap-
niles to buy this month-very fine this
year. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The subject at the Baptist church
/ Sunday evening will be The Young
Woman as a Bread-winner
The Court Of Honor will give one OF
their popular dances at Maccabee hall
next Friday evening, Nov. goth.
81 II YOU can use any kind OF a towel in
your ONCE, store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, 80
Special sale of fannelette wowns at
Tne Fair Saturday only Dollar va
:. ives. IS cents: 75-cent values, 6s cents.
Unless your windows are very odd
/ Sixe, / will put painted storm sash In
{ 4hem the next day after receipt OF your
order. Moore.
~. Discount on water rents will be con-
Ftinued till Monday evening on account
(
day L. Derby, city clerk.
Great opportunities for young women
- earn their living. Subject discussed
N the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Singing led by q quartet OF young
women.
William Springer, the North street
grocer, has reopened his meat market
n connection with his grocery, and
win sell nothing but the best meats at
the lowest prices.
Nr. James Dunno, OF Chicago, was
- the city Friday afternoon, looking
sa4ter his business interests. He was
81, his way home from trip west over
the line, visiting his different eating
houses.
with one eye on Marshall county's
big corn crop and the other on his show
ease HellberK has stocked up this fat
with an exceptional line Of gold watch
les. Always see what he has before
you buy.
The expert eye and ear specialist,
DR.. Wood. is recommended by the abb
est SPECIALISTS in England and Germany
under whose tutorship he spent three
years. r. possible make appointments
before calling.
Last nights crowd at the hospital
1air Is estimated at about 500. which
filied Fankle,s hall to overlooking. A
reception chair was voted to Mrs. Fred
Eusiere, she being declared the most
popular housekeeper.
: MI. - Oh ~
Association has arranged for smoker,
to be given III the hall of the MARSHALL
town Trades and Labor Assembly. FRI
day evening, Nov. 90 A medal will be
given to the best liar. for telling the
6iggest fish story.
can freely recommend Eerry's Barb
Beaten as the best wire medicine ever
used and have tried all kinds of lini-
naent. had COW cut by wire and
used 1t and 1t cured 1t without scar.
"A. n. Lemoke. Queen City. Mo. Sold
~ Mcbride &Will Drug Company and
3. "A. Morgan.
Five pupils Of the Click schools
.anging In age from to 10 years, were
,rdered kept out OF school Friday by
sity Physician H. H. Nichols. All
rere suffering with the peculiar skin
disease, which has been going the
ounds, and is Of the same character
ring worm, and other highly in
ectfous diseases Of the skin. The
hildren were ordered kept at home to
revent spreading the disease
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pemberton and
ephew. Mr.. Ralph Van Horn; Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarkson Pemberton, and Mr..
nd Mrs. Albert Bates. all of Rosedale.
ire, arrived in the city this morning.
nd will visit relatives and friends in
farshall county for three months.
hey were accompanied by Mr.. and
FRS j p Newly, of Hartland, who
ave been spending several months in
.osedale. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson
'emberton went to Conrad this morn
lg for visit with their daughter. Mrs
10Y Dilley.
Or. W. F. Pitner, presiding elder of
ie Marshalltown district Of the Meth
dist church, went to Albion Friday
vening, where he conducted quarterly
Inference He was at Minerva this
eternoon for conference and will be at
nion tonight. Rev. Pitner will preach
Union Sunday morning and at Min
va Sunday afternoon. DR.. Pitner has
sen half way around the district on
ID initial trip, and finds the work IF
nrnsidincr elder very pieasant altfo