Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-29
George J. Allen, opthalmologist.
Show cases for sale at Liebig's.

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VIM. Rattin, 5 per cent farm loans.
DIR. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Main
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Brown. o
81. Anthony, were in the city Mon.
day
i We have a complete line of flannel
cite wrappers in dark patterns. NJ. f.
Andrews
For Sale-MediGm size Mosler safe
one typewriter stand and standing in
surance desk. jos II. Egernayer
The magnificent team of standard
bred bays belonging to the Mrs. Short
hill estate will be sold at auction to-
morrow at COS West Main street.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fifty
Third infantry band will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. McCreary, on
Summit street, near the Soldiers
Home.
Culley has for your New Years din
aer fancy dressed chickens. the best OF
| beef, veal, mutton or pork. and stand
ard and select oysters. all at the lowest
prices and highest quality.
! For Sale--Amberg letter file: thirty
| drawers. letter press and stand; Rem
ington typewriter, with tabulator; Die
| bold safe; and Burroughs adding ma
| chine. practically new. Let's Fletcher
1 Company.
1 Mrs. o. H. Murphy left Monday for
Coon Rapids, called by the serious ILL
| ness of her mother. Mrs. John Scott.
| Mrs. Scott is suffering from catarrh
| of the stomach and it is feared her
condition is critical. She is 65 yeas
| of age.
Senator-elact Charles Eckles went
| to Des Moines this morning to attend
meeting OF the inaugural committee.
of which he IS member. The CONF
mittee meets for the purpose Of max
ing plans and preparations for the in
augural ceremony.
Mr.. G. A Swanson returned Mon
day evening from T.oga. Mahaska
county, where he has been for q few
days visit with relatives. Mrs. swan
son. who accompanied him. stopped III
Tama and viii visit friends for a few
days before returning home.
Mrs. Emery Hurd and daughter. who
have been In the city for a few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurd and
Mr.. Amos Runkle, returned to their
home in Amss. Monday evening. Mr..
Runkle. Mrs. Hurds father. who is a
member OF TIE Soldiers Home is quite
& riously i'll, suffering from afl attack OF
erysipelas.
Mrs. G. T. Ward and son, Mr. George
Ward. of Montour the latter formerly
manager of The Iowa Telephone Com
pany. in this city, passed thru the city
this morning on their way to Grinnell.
where they will visit Mrs. Wards
daughter Mrs. A. w. Burroughs. They
will also visit another daughter, Mrs.
L. Z. Blanchard. in Montezuma, before
their return.
A crowd OF young people surprised
Miss Marian Smith at her home on
South Ninth street Monday night, the
occasion beirg her 18th anniversary.
The affair WIS also given compliment
tary to Ned and Delano Let's, who are
visiting their grandfather Pit and
other games furnished the amusement
Tor the evening.
The body of Oliver S. Riddle, the |
member of the Soldiers Home. who |
died Monday morning, was shipped to !
his former home at Maxwell this morn
ing. son, Walter j. Riddle, OF Max
well, arrived in the city last night and |
accompanied the remains The fun-
eral will probably be held Wednesday !
p1 = a i,,ta will Nc
in the Maxwell cemetery.
Cuiley has cranberries at 10 cents a
quart. Malaga grapes at Is cents a
pound, fancy sweet pc'ta toes at six
pounds for % cents, Mic iigan celery at
two pounds for 25 cents. new dates at
tnrse pounds for Is cents. figs l5 cents
per pound. lettuce, home grown. his
pound. fancy Northern Spy and Russst
apples.
An oyer-heated stove pipe. running
thru the floor Of the second story of
the A. r. D0ty residence. sos North
Second avenue, caused small fire this
about 10 o'clock The blaze
iad spread to the partition near by,
and was eating Its way upward before
.he family learned OF its existence.
rhe department was able to extinguish
the flames with the chemicals. Dam |
age to the amount of about $50 was
lone.
Mrs. julia A. Hanna, superintendent
Of the female help at the Soldiers
Home: MISS Minnie Carr. Miss Emma
Curtis. Miss Igerna Getz and Miss Kate
Downing went to Des Moines this
to attend the Iowa State
Teachers Association meeting. Miss
Downing will have charge of the ex-
hibit OF the local schools. Superintend
emit and Mrs. Milo Hunt, of the Eldora
schools. and Miss Julia Scurry and
Miss Jennie Fenton, teachers from the
same city, also went to Dies Moines this
morning to attend the convention.
Sinclair's 33 Ia per cent china sale
will close Saturday night Jan. End.
John Green. formerly superintendent
IF the water supply of the Iowa Cen
raj, VINO during the past several
months has had charg,. of the con-
,truction Of he several steel bridges
he road has been erecting, arrived IN
he city Monday night from Mason
Sty. Mrs. (i~en and family accom-
.anied him. Their household effects
arrived today. and they expect to make
his their future home. While with the