Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-25
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| The Pfster.
Kemble's flowers. sly North Third.
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d. A. Collision. dentist, 10 w. Main
Huyler's candies ut Mcbride s
Wills.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 500 West
Main.
Huyler's candles at Mcbride &
Wills.
| Look at the up-to-date pictures at
| Skeggs.
Maple syrup direct from Vermont
Huls & Son, Finl<le block.
New English walnuts, small and
large hickory nuts ut Culleys
We have great line of furs this
season, Go cents up. Archie Parker.
| Chrysanthemums at Wright's green
house, 11S North Third street. Phones
| 1S9.
| County Chairman Smith tells you
| how to register. See his letter on page
| seven.
| Get one of the framed pictures for 1C
cents at Skegg's wall paper store to-
| morrow.
The Ben Hur lo-ge VIII hold rum
| mage sale Friday and Saturday at ZIG
West Main street.
| II you are having trouble with your
lamps use Roseine oil. 1t does not
smoke or smell. Sold by all first class
grocers. not by peddlers.
Wanted-At once, by Black Diamond
chimney sweep and family. rooms for
| light housekeeping, for two weeks.
Will pay cash in advance. Near the
square will be preferable. Address t.
r. office.
The sleeper section of the North
western overland limited, No. 2. due IN
| this city early Monday morning. did
not arrive until o'clock Monday even
| ing, and was run east as second No.
II. The sleepers met with delay on
the Union Pacific.
Rev. F.. W. Parsons. Phi. D., formerly
pastor of the First Baptist church of
| Marshalltown, but now OF Mason City,
arrived this morning to attend the
Iowa State Baptist convention. DR..
Parsons will be a guest at the j. G..
Van Orlnan home.
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Birth cards, received by friends from
Malvern, announcing the arrival Of
Leo Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Richmond. will be of local in
terest. Mrs. Richmond was formerly
Miss Florence Carter, teacher in the
Third ward school of this city.
We are still telling you about the
carpets we have as we are sure that
we can save you money on the best
grades and can give you the largest
choice Of patterns. d. c. Wilbur can
always be relied upon to give satisfac-
ton. Come in and see our fall line.
One of the biggest musical successes
! of the past two seasons has been the
Chinese Honeymoon" which comes to
| the Odeon tomorrow evening. The
company numbers seventy people and
the production is carried complete in
every detail. Seats are now on sale.
Rev. w. E. Stanley, of Eldora, pas
tor of the First Baptist church of that
place, arrived in the city Monday even
ing, to attend the Iowa Baptist State
Convention, and will be the guest dur
ing her stay Of his daughter, Miss Jes-
sic Stanley. teacher in the public
schools.
Mrs. L. D. Reynolds. of Muscatine.
who lis a delegate to the Iowa Baptist
Monday evening and will be entertained
during the convention at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Will III. Wilson, in
Taylor township. Mrs. Reynolds is ac-
ccmpanied by her children.
One pair Of 81 shoes given away ev-
cry Saturday night at the Pfister cigar
store and billiard parlor to some one
of our customers, one pair week.
four pairs month, forty eight pairs a
year. and you can get them of any shoe
dealer in Marshalltown that you
choose. j. G. Capron. proprietor.
Fred Walker, who lives in Jasper
county, five miles south of the Mar
shall county line, conducted general
sale at his farm Monday. disposing of
several head Of hogs, cattle and hors-
es and some farm machinery. Mr.
Walker is to move to one of the Gram
don FARMS near Gilman. The sale
Monday aggregated $4,000.
Mrs. A. Malsed left for Nevada, Mo-,
Monday night, summoned by a tele-
gram from her mother. Mrs. L. l.. Con-
ner, which stated that Mrs. Malseds
uncle, Mr.. N. Mcdonald, was expect
ed to die at any time. Mr.. Mcdonald,
whose home is in Hampton, has been
in Nevada for several weeks. He is
suffering an attack Of consumption.
A solid train load Of new steel frame
box cars, built by the American Car
and Foundry Company. at it's Detroit,
Mich, shops, was taken thru the city
Monday evening on the Northwestern,
en- route to the coast. The cars were
built for the Southern Pacific and the
Oregon Short Line. They are forty feet
in length. 100000 pounds capacity.
The Pfster cigar store and billiard
parlor every Saturday night gives
away to some one Of its customers pair
of 81 shoes, you can get your shoes
of any shoe dealer In Marshalltown
that you choose We also give away a