Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-15

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! George J. Allen opthalmoiogist
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d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main
VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
Bulk oysters (choicc). Hnwkeye
Store.
| A new invoice of Lyons chocolates
| ut Lander's.
Hand bags, latest novelties. M. r.
Andrews.
a new invoice OF Lyons chocolates
at Lander's.
The best sausage made liz that man
ufactured by Leutenneggcr d. Co.
DIR. Cora Williams. specialist dis
eases of women, over the Fidelity bank.
Scudders maple sap Is just the thin,i
for pan cakes lat breakfast. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
DIR. Tucker fits trusses SO they fit.
IL in need of anything i'll that line call
and see him.
| DR.. w. j.. David is nicely located in
his new office in the fremont block.
Rooms and Z.
The w. c. II. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Hattie Dickson,
lilo West Main street.
You can not expect to have good
bread II you use poor flour. Ask your,
! grocer for Fishers Best.
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| Richs crystalized ginger. is delic-
ious sweetmeat; very acceptable Oh
any table. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Pucks Tar Soap will keep your
hands soft and healthy. while husk-
ing corn. At Davis Pharmacy
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| If you have never tried cream saus-
age, telephone Leutennegger & Co. and
they will give your order prompt at
| tention.
| Next Thursday salesman Will be In
our store with a large line of furs. Read
our ad. in this issue. Benedict &
| Brintnall.
Try DR.. fuckers system of treating
catarrh, the best, the cheapest. the
| most satisfactory and least inconven
snce to the patient.
Buttermill1 bread continues to grow
favor every day. 1t is rich, whole
ome, nutritious, and baked fresh ev.
cry day. Sundells Cafe.
Our overcoats medium length, neat
| and natty. We make long ones too.
| lust step In and look at the choice Sc
| ections. Our prices will astonish you,
hopkins the popular tailor.
Mr.. Fred Mitchem, of Chicago, ar
lived In the city this morning. and
alter left for Grinnell and Des Moines
, on business. He will return here be-
ore going back to Chicago.
Mr. Tim Murphy will play his an
ual engagement at the Odeon tomor
ow evening. He will be seen In Il
ew comedy, entitled when Ma
Iarries." Seats are now on sale.
Rev. w. T.. Pitner, presiding elder
II the Marshalltown district, went to
ilfford this morning, whe.e he will
preach this afternoon and administer
acrament. He will preach in Eldorst
his evening.
For the next two weeks we will make
extremely low prices on suits, over.
oats and trousers. Our stock Is large
p to date and paid for. We are golnt
10 move to larger quarters and want
10 reduce our stock before moving.
3renneck, the reliable tailor.
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Edward Leslie, an engineer for the
iowa Central, has been transferred to
Monmouth for an indefinite time Mrs.
Leslie departed for Monmouth this
morning, and Will be Joined at Oska-
loosa by Mr.. Leslie, who went there
Monday night.
The Entire Nous Club met with Mrs.
S. w. Morgan, Monday afternoon. The
reading was from Madam De Mainte-
non, the Political Woman, A. d., 1885
1919" with Mrs. George Whitton and
Mrs. L. Fl. Willard as the readers The
serving of refreshments followed the
regular program. Mrs. r. A. Lanpher,
Of Hart Mich, was the only guest.
Foreman Tom Halferty of the Iowa
Central tin shops, left Monday even
Ing for Bigelow. Mimi, where he will
remain for a week or ten days look
ing after business matters. Mr.. Hall
ferty owns a farm of 100 acres seven
miles northwest of Bigelow, and Will
look after his interests during his
stay. He expects to move OH his farm
next spring and try farming for
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. McCombs
and daughters, and Mrs. McCombs'
sister, Mrs. J. a. Heether, the latter
of Charleston, 8. c., returned yesterday
from Rock Island and Milan, H., where
they have been visiting for a few days.
At Rock Island they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will McCombs, and
at Milan visited an aunt of Mrs. Nc
Combs and Mrs. Heether. Mr.. Heether
is expected to arrive in this city with
in a few days for short visit.
Mr.. G.. M. futile, SIS North First
street. was most pleasantly surprised
Friday evening by his wife and q num-
Der of neighbors, the occasion being his
50th anniversary. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Beeson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel WINERY, Mrs. Josephine
Stotts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hubbard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coram, and Mr..
and, Mrs. Otto futile. Mrs. Coram
gave very interesting account of the
trip made this summer to North Caro-
lima, by herself and Mr.. Coram. Var
ious games were played during the ev-
ening and a splendid time was enjoy
ed Mrs. futile was assisted by Mrs.
Beeson in serving light refreshments.