Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-16
THE CITY In BRIEF

Hospital fair tonight
! Ladies. read Henry Pappe's ad in thi
issue.
| / will be in my office evenings. DR.
Mairs.
Smoked Hallbut. D. S. Good Gro
Gerry Co.
1 DR.. Mairs; consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
| We are better prepared than ever Il
do your laundry work. F1itton.
Steel ranges at prices that will in
terest you at Bullock's Hardware Store
Consult DR.. MARS about that chrop-
ic ailment. Six years successful prac-
/ tice in city.
1 The greatest assortment Of ladies and
children's underwear now on sale
Archie Parker.
| A new supply of paper napkins to-
| day. You get them free for parties. etc.
Reynolds s. Sheldon.
Cold wave calls for coal and wool.
We have both clean and dry. Phones
14o. Brown Fuel & Lime Co.
We want all of the little Buster
Brown" boys in town to come and buy
two pairs of our boys reayy hose for
% cents. Archie Parker.
The Mishowoka arctics, felt boots,
and all heavy goods are positively the
a,;r OH ,rl,a
e. G. Wallace sells them
Regular meeting of Signet chapter
No IS Royal Arch Masons this even
ing. Election of officers. Be present
ii possible. !. T. Forbes. II. P.
The l.. o. T. NJ. will have a call
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock for the purpose of balloting on
candidates and receiving applications
for membership.
Before you buy Christmas china see
the immense line Sinclair has to show.
Our import orders are being opened
daily. We buy them direct from the
factories. Sinclair Tea and Coffee
Company.
1AODO CdANc " fQSs SiNCA ny i1OpC
Lodge 244 and A. 0. U. w. Band.
Thursday, Nov. 10. all persons to be
dressed in hobo attire and anybody
wearing boiled shirt or white collar
will be fined 10 cents. Tickets so cents, |
ladies free. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
Deputy Sheriff c. S. Hutson was in
GO, Inc
nesses in the Carmeau ENHANCEMENT
case. which is set for trial in the dis
;rict court next week. F. A. Holmes,
a former salesman in the employ of the
Rhoadss-Carmean Buggy Company. |
and j. w. Bancroft. buggy man or
Cedar Falls. are the witnesses wanted |
The radical changes In the passen-
ger train service of the Northwestern,
which were rumored to take effect on |
were not made, and employees
are OF the opinion that the proposed |
plan has. for the present at least. been
given up. 1t was reported that the new |
time card had already been prepared In !
but for reasons not known |
here was abandoned.
Il
citation met this morning in the study
Of Rev. Nathaniel Pye. The most i'm
portant subject considered was whether
Or not the captain OF the Salvation
Army and superintendent of the diff
terent missions In the city should be
allowed membership in the union. No
decision was reached. and the question
will remain open until the next meet
ng.
cubic library since the resignation or
Mrs. BATHS. finished her work Satur-
lay and will leave Tuesday for Fair
nope. Ala. where she will spend tho
winter with her aunts. Mrs. w. G.
and Miss Mary Cutter In
he spring Mrs. Woodwork and Miss
Cutter will 70 to West Newton. Mass,
Miss Robinson's home. to live. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Summers. residing south
.ast OF thu city. will accompany Miss
Robinson to Fairhope to spend the
winter.
A lady VIII be admitted free with
very s0-cent ticket purchased before
o'clock tomorrow evening. when
Ninninger Bros company will open a
I've nights engagement at the odeon.
rhe opening bill will be the comedy
lrama. 1.-THE Chimes Of Notre Dame"
specialties will be introduced between
ach act. A band and orchestra Is one L,
4 their features. The repertoire for
he week will be "Her First Born
Pike County Folks" THE Heart Of
he Sierras" and a special production
# Resurrection" Prices 10, 20 ana
o cents.
Clarence w. Mason, who for the last