Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-04
THE CITY In BRIEF

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and labor stories, at Libig's.
We are better prepared than ever I
do your laundry work. F'litton.
DR.. MARS treats neuralgia, headach,
backache and spinal curvature.
Read the new advertisements c
Peckham s. Smith in this issue.
Examine our line OF ladies' raj
coats before you buy. E. R. Lay.
H Our so inch all wool broadcloth
are going fast at soc per yard. -Archi
Parker.
DR.. MARS treats all forms of stom
ach, liver, and kidney trouble. drops.
paralysis and constipation.
Dress goods, new Scotch mixed, 5
inch all wool mixtures just received
81 per.yard. Archie Parker.
/ II you can use any kind of towel II
your office. store or shop call up Derb!
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, $40
This means much. Not one singh,
make, but the best of several, in ladies
| and childrens underwear. Archie Par
kerr
If you want to enjoy good smoke
try a Laurea cigar. 1t is pronounced
by all as the hest cigar for the price IL
| the city.
Our coal and wood are all under COW
er and in the best of condition. We
have dry pine kindMng, too Gregor,
| Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
Columbian Hustlers will give hobo
social at G. A. Jones, 1872 West Main
street Wednesday evening, Nov. L. co..
umbians and their friends invited.
Sixty-seven and 46 were the temper
ature records for Monday. The pre-
cipitation for the twenty four hours
ending at this morning was .33 of an
inch.
Election returns will be read from
the stage at the Odeon this evening.
The farce comedy. Two Married Men"
is the attraction. Prices, 10, 20, 80 and
so cents.
A first class line OF base burning
good stoves at prices that will sur
prise you. Sizes run $3.50. $3.50, $3.50,
and warranted to be satisfactory. D..
j. Bullock.
This Il, surely the time OF all times to
buy cloaESs. Our assortment of styles.
szss and materials IS now complete.
Compare our qualities and prices. NJ.
r. Andrews.
Everyone who buys furniture natur-
ally wants the best for his money.
We can show you the very latest things
at reasonable prices, and would like to
have you call and see our goods.
Marion Gard.
Thursday evening Edwin Mordant
and Ola Humphrey will present their
thrilling melo-drama, Buried AT Sea-
1t Ia sensational piece by the author
of 1.-THE Fatal Wedding" Special prices
have been arranged, 10, 25. S5 and so
cents.
State Secretary w. A. Magee. Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. was in the city for G, short
time Monday. After looking over the
plans for the proposed new building,
Mr.. Magee was most pleased with them,
as he considers them modern and con-
venient in every way.
Rev. Frank Wheeler, OF Rockron. ar
rived home Monday evening from Lib
ertyville. where he has been conduct
ing a successful series of evangelistic.
during the past two weeks.
Rev. Wheeler was at Batavia Sunday,
where he dedicated new church OF the
German Baptist Brethren.
Friends of Mrs Mary C. Huffaker
formerly of this city but now of Chi
cago, will regret to learn that her con-
dition, which has been so serious for
the past fifteen weeks, is not improved
in the least, and those at her bedside
are calmly awaiting the inevitable.
Her daughter. Miss Lucy, who has been
with her mother constantly during her
illness, was herself taken Ill Sunday
night, and is belfast. Miss Huffakers
illness is not thought to be anything
serious, and is the result OF nervous
breakdown, owing to the worry and
care caused by her mothers illness.
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Brown, Of FL
Tex, who has been in the oity
for few days visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Vail, went to
Des Moines Monday evening, where she
was a guest at meeting of the Des
Moines Woman's Press Club, held at
the home OF Mrs Ella Hamilton Durley
Mrs. Brown has been in Des Moines for
the past week, where she has been de-
ivering series OF lectures in the First
Spilitualist church. While in the city
Sunday she conducted services at thu
Spiritualists' church. At the evening
meeting she used twelve different sub
ects. given her by members Of the au-
Hence, for her lecture and impromptu
poems. Mrs. Brown expects to return
o the city this week
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett, president OF
The Fourteenth district w. c.. r. u, |
vas in Eldora Monday, where, in the
afternoon, she perfected an organiza-
ion of the w. c. T. U. The new union
starts out with a membership of eigh-
cen active and two honorary members. |
Mrs. Mary Slbbett, of Hutchinson, kas.,
Who is working in Iowa at present un-
Ter the direction of the temperance |
committee OF the Iowa Yearly Meet
ng of Friends, was in Eldora for Sun
lay. filling the pulpit of the Congrega-
ional church In the morning; speaking |
If the work of the W. c. r. u. at the
BAPTIST church in the afternoon, and |
addressing a union service in the Con-
church in the evening. Mrs
sfbbett was in New Sharon Monday |
where she conducted rally and talked I
m the prohibition question.