Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-12

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THE CITY in BRIEF
George j. Allen. opthalmologlst.
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Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Plenty of dressed chickens at Culley's
market.
Sure, Mike" Beat it If you can
Fancy celery only 10 cents per pound
at Culley's.
Auction at the Bee Hive Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Sweet oranges, not frozen stock. 40
and 90 cents per peck at Culley's.
Remember our 80 cent black lace hose
selling for 80 cents. NJ. F. Andrews.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women. Office over the Fidal-
ity Bank.
More new silks for shirt waist suits
some very beautiful patterns. NJ f.
Andrews
Mrs. y NJ. Croft went to Boone this
morning where she will remain for a
visit of two or three weeks with her
son.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Dawson. lG7 North First street, which
has been. under quarantine for scarlet
fever was released Thursday.
We will sell you bacon. hams. lard
and full line of smoked meats at spe-
cial prices Saturday only. Come and
get bargain Jarvis & Kellogg.
A pretty bread and butter plate free
with one pound of % cent coffee at
Sinclair's Saturday; two with one
pound of so cent tea. Sinclair Tea and
Coffee Co.
In order to insure insertion all
briefs, locals or one-cent ads mus.
be in this office before O'clock each
afternoon. Advertisers Will govern
themselves accordingly.
Rev. z. H. 7. Lee, OF Hudson. Wis,
who has been the guest of Rev. NJ.
Londahl, for short time, and who
preached at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Wednesday night, departed for
his home Thursday.
Miss Allie Howard left Thursday for
Madison, Wis. where she will visit with
her brother Eranet, a student at the
University of Wisconsin. She went es-
peclally to attend the junior prom
to be given tonight.
The Cricket Club. an organization of
and single women, gave n leap
year patty at the Maccabee hall Thurs
day night, which was attended by
about forty couples. The program of
dances was greatly enjoyed.
The big vocal number of this years
I. NJ. c. a. course il TO be given next
Tuesday evening. All persons holding
orders for loose folding chairs Mt the
ends of the dress circle and balcony
rows should call at Furbush's Monday
for re-assignment.
Miss Martha Carson and brother,
Mr.. William Carson. went to Gilman
morning to attend the we'd
ling OF Miss Mary A. Paul and Mr..
c. Madill. which was celebrate
ed at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paul, last night.
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Presiding Elder w. II. Pitner, LEFT
this morning Tor the north where he
VIA hold quarterly conferences todav,
md Saturday at Steamboat Rock,
Owasea. Iowa Falls. w.,itson and FL
dora. He will occupy the pulpit of the
Eldora and Written churches on Sat
urday.
II. W. Hogue, who has
made his home In this city
'or a number OF years. left this
for Cleveland, o., where ne
expects In the future to engage in bus.
mess and remain permanently. He
viii continue in the lumber business.
Mrs. Hogue will, probably not join her
husband until next summer or fall.
The witenagemote club met with
Yrs. w. s. McBnde Thursday afternoon
o enjoy a s6caal session. Each mem
,er was privileged to bring one guest |
which made the session unusually en-
oyable. Mrs. C. J. Scheeler read an
paper upon art and music in
Paris which waR the delight OF the af-
ernoon. Mrs. Mcbride served dainty
Mrs. George r. Thayer was sum-
noned to Grinnell this morning by q
telephone message. received late last
light, announcing the serious illness OF
Ter mother. Mrs. J. w. VIII. Mrs. VIII
las not been in the best OF health for
ONE time, and her condition was
UGH as to require the constant attend
nee Of physician all night. Mrs.
'hayer's stay will be indefinite.
n. P. Black, formerly OF this city. but
uIng the past year of Waterloo where
e has been in the retail tobacco bust
ess, ds in the city and will remain
ere for a short stay. Mr.. Black lhas.
disposed OF his interest in the business
o hds partner, ]. c. Payne, and is in
estigating business opening In this