Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
Purity chocolates, Alexander's.

d. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 3O2 West
Main.
Half sacks of fancy patent flour at
J Olsons.
A new invoice OF Lyons chocolates
at Lander's.
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A new invoice of Lyons chocolates
at Lander's.
If you want to laugh read duchess
of Few Clothes at Liebig's.
Big football game Saturday. Grim
nell high school VS.. Marshalltown.
! DIR. w. r. David is nicely located IN
his new office in the fremont block.
Rooms and Z.
MI. ]. c. Conoly, II head of The
Sign of the Cross" spent tile day in
the city on business
No fresh oysters like those at Gull
/ ley's. They come from northern wat
ers. which improves the flavor. Try
them.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
be entertained by Mrs. Ellen LennoX,
40S West Nevada street, tomorrow af-
| ternoon.
Mr.. viii Kugel, advance represent
tative OF "The Royal Chef" was in the
city last night. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Kugel.
A nickel lamp with 10-inch porcelain
shade. and one of the best reading
lamps sold-our price In this sale $1.2S.
George L. Andrews.
Every boy or girl who will bring us
an order for sack of flour will re-
ceive a ticket to the Thanksgiving foot
ball game free. Kirk Bros.
| Attend the Yeoman fair Wednesday
evening. Music by Smith and Parr' 5
full orchestra. Drill contest for silk
banner. Admission 10 cents.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. T. Binford, ITO North Second ave-
nue..
| When looking for the finest and best
made range, our Malleable made in
South Bend, Ind, will fill the bill c.
II. Smith, Marshalltown's reliable stove
dealer.
Mr.. George Sower and daughters,
Misses Julia and Susie Solver. expect
to leave within the next few weeks for
Pensacola, Fla, where they will spend
the winter.
The first of series of socials to be
| given this winter by st. Margarets
Mission, will be held in the basement of
st. Paul's church this evening. Only
10 cents for a royal good time.
| 1t is only the penny wise and pound
foolish" dealer who wants larger pro-
| fit than she Sorosis $3.50 shoe brings.
The others see the point and are glad
! to take smaller profit with greater
. sales.
! A party of twelve ladies went to
Sandoe's shack Wednesday, and spent
the afternoon playing whist. Oysters
and other provisions were taken along
and picnic supper was very much
enjoyed.
A large prairie wolf killed on the
Binford farm near Albion, was brought
to the city this morning and placed
on exhibition at Jarvis & Kellogg's
store. The animal was shot by one
of Mr.. Binfords sons
Conductor Schooley, of the Iowa
Central, who resides at Oskaloosa is
running out of this city at present on
the Story City Branch, substituting
the run of Conductor III. O. McFarlane,
who is taking a brief lay-off
Have you seen the princess? We
have several of them in our line Of
dressers that you ought to see. All OF
the new things in furniture at prices
below all. at d. G. Wilbur's. Come in
and look around as it will pay you.
Conductor D. P. Wilhelm of the
Iowa Central, whose regular run is ON
the Story City branch, has been as
signed to temporary duty on the Algona
branch. and is in charge Of passenger
trains between Hampton and Algona.
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Calling your attention to our show
window gives you the advantage of
seeing the latest ideas in the furniture,
rug, drapery and picture line and gives
you a little idea Of the assortment that
d. G.. Wilbur is carrying. BE sure to
look in.
Conductor r. d. Young, of the Iowa
Central, who has been in st. Charles,
ILL.,, for two weeks, where he was sum-
moned by the death of brother-in-
law. arrived home Wednesday, evening,
accompanied by Mrs. Young, who has
been in st. Charles for about three
weeks.
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A. w. Dudley, formerly of this city
but now of Des Moines, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening at o'clock.
having driven from Des Moines, and
will be a guest at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. c. B. Johnson. Mr..
Dudley left Des Moines with his single
horse and buggy at ! o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. and reached Colfax that
night. He made the drive from Col
fax here, forty-three miles, yesterday.
James Bird, of Waterloo, a paralytic
inmate of the Black Hawk county
poor farm, applied to Overseer of the
Poor Pemberton Wednesday after
noon for assistance. Bird wanted to
go to Albion, where he claims to have
friends. He was given the necessary
assistance, and the Black Hawk coun-
ty authorities were notified. 1t IS
thought from the way Bird acted that
he had run away from the county
farm.
Miss Florence Burnell leaves tomor-
row morning for California, where she