Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-12

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Montague, 10 South First ave
Dr. Trotter, office, Hopkins building
DR.. Lierle. over Walton & White.
heads.
/ Our January sale now on. Bannatyne
& Lay.
Elizabeth and Her German Garden
at Liebigs.
No more trading stamps, but better
| service at Culley's.
For Sale-Houses and lots 5O2 North
Fourth street. j. M. Hughes.
| It will pay you to buy china at prices
made by the Iowa Tea Company.
/
Culiey has the best apples for the
least money, both eating and cooking.
Save money by buying pair of oul
$1.9s shoes. sold up to s.. The Fair.
The Luxerit Bible class will meet
with Mrs. George Reynolds tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
knights Templar are requested to be
present at the asylum Tuesday evening
at 1880 sharp. Work. L. L. Kellogg,
E. C.
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and mems shoes that sold up to So, for
$1.9s sale closes Saturday night. The
Fair.
Dried fruits, all kinds, at Culley's,
three pounds of raisins, four pounds of
prunes or two and one-half pounds of
apricots for Is cents.
John Ford. living one and one-half
miles southeast of the city, who has
been critically i'll with pneumonia since
Christmas, is slightly improved.
See the wonderful, weird Fays at the
TOdeon this evening, and all this week.
Prices, 10. 90 and 80 cents. A lady free
with every 80 cent ticket this evening.
Culley's special blend for 25 cents per
pound is equal to most so-called Java
and Mocha at 80 to So cents. Also his
Golden Red for 90 cents per pound is
not equaled for 25 cents elsewhere. Try
them.
We will close out our line of small
goods, new sheet music, musical in
strunisiits, etc, at actual cost. We al
so have a graphaphone with records at
cost. Now is the time to buy. Cen
trail Iowa Music Company, FinlIe
block.
One dollar and ninety-eight cent sale
of ladies and mems shoes now on.
Shoes sold up to SO. The Fair.
Adjutant B. Il. Warfel, of the Sol
diers' Home, who recently underwent
an operation in the Presbyterian hos
pital, Chicago, for the removal of a
tumor. is doing very nicely and ex-.
poets, to be able to return home tie
latter part Of the. week.
Save money by buying pair OF ou,
$1.9S shoes. sold up to So. The Fair.
w. L. Peckham, superintendent oe
evangelistic and pastoral work of the
Bangor quarterly meeting, spent Sun
day in Bangor in attendance at the
services being conducted by Rev. Puck
EFT. Rev. Pickett has been holding
special services, which are proving very
successful.
T. T. Swift, a former drug clerk Of
this city but more recently a druggist
Of State Center, has accepted a posi-
ton with a wholesale drug house at
Mimi, as stockkeeper. For
the past year Mr. Swift has been To-
Gated at Des Moines as head pharma-
cist in the Macarthur drug store.
One dollar and ninety eight cent sale
Of ladies' and mems shoes now on.
Shoes sold up to 49, The Fair.
Saturday evenings Oskaloosa Her
aid says: Mrs. Mary Converse. who
has been at Portland, Ore, for the past
eighteen months. has returned to this
city and is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Adams, on High avenue
east. Her daughter Miss Alberta.
who has been with her at Portland
came east with her from that city. is
now in Chicago, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Woodin. She viii return
10 zOSkdlOOStts III u SlIOFl lliIle.
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Special shoe sale. Big line of ladies' |
and mems shoes that sold up to So, TO.
1913 sale closes Saturday night. The
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNeely en-
tertained Saturday evening a small
Of friends in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. M. Keefer, who celebrated, on
their twenty-seyenth anni-
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer were not |
aware that the affair was to be Civ |
en- for them until the brides cake was
passed to her to cut, and the situation
explained to the other guests. The host
ess presented the honored guests with a
set of frappe tumblers in remembrance
Of the day. The evening was most de-
lightfully spent with cards and dan
cling.
For Sale-A good Lyon & Healy par
lor organ, cheap. Inquire of A. w. Van
Cleaye, at T.-R. Office.
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One of the very clever informal social
affairs Of the past week was the 5
o'clock tea and military euchre party
given by Mrs. A. H. Simon at her home
On North Third street Friday evening
in honor of Mrs. +. E. Humphreys, of |
Charles City and Mrs. B. l.. Clutter, of
Tama. Sixteen ladies We're entertain
ed. Tea was served at o'clock, and
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