Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-07
"First Lieutenant" Wednesday Oct. -

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Dressed spring chicken. 12c, at Ru-
pert's, Saturday.
The best in underwear for ladies and
children. Archie Parker.
| Bale ties for baleing hay and
straw at E. T.. Benedict & Co.
A fifty-inch broadcloth, all colors and
black. so cents. Archie Parker.
Call at Tuttles Economy Store to-
morrow and get a pair of good shoes.
If YOU want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly take it to Flitton's
| laundry.
A fifty-inch sicilian in black, navy,
brown and cardinal, so cents yard.
Archie Parker.
Duck coates, sweaters, Jackets, gloves
and mittens. shoes, hats ana caps at
Jarvis & kelloggs.
violins, mandolins, guitars and band
| Instruments. Big stock and lowest
| prices until November ].
| A special matinee at the Odeon to-
morrow afternoon by the Flora De
Voss Company Prices 10 and 20 cents.
Eggs are higher If you want plen-
ty of eggs. use Pratts Poultry Foods,
or Lees Eggmaker. E. e. Benedict q
Co.
Enter Central Iowa Business College
next Monday. Good courses, good
teachers. good positions, good salaries
ahead for you.
Wellington's best flour is second to
none The price is right and it is easy
to get. Ask your grocer for 1t or
phone e. E. Benedict & Co.
"Something new, $75' in gold given
away to our patrons on the fifteenth OF
each month. Ask for one OF our gold
bon,is.'' Yours for liberality, LaShelle
4 Cock Cigar CO.
A. f. Myers has filed an action In
the district court for the October term
| in which C. l.. and Inez Stevens arc
| defendants. The plaintiff asks judg-
ment for SIS, interest at s per cenr
| from July /, 1904, on an account.
The operation on Mrs. John Kruse
oof State Center, was again postponed
today, the patient not being in condi-
ton for the ordeal 1t is not thought
now that the operation will be per-
formed before the first of next week.
When it comes to framed pictures
and picture mouldings. d. G. Wilbur is
there. Our fall stock of furniture is in
and we invite inspection from all, as
we want to save you money. Small
profit and quick sales make money for
both of us.
Mr. and Mrs. I'll. A. Stevenson OF Lis
comb, We're in the city today. Mr..
Stevenson who formerly was employed
by the Great Western in this city. ana
who is also an old time Central sta
ton agent, is now with the 500 Line, IN
the capacity of relief agent.
Mrs. f. C.. Nichols, whose husband
recently purchased the Church eleva-
tor at Liscomb, taking possession put
few days ago, was in the city THIS
morning on her way to Green Nouns
tain to spend the day with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans.
S,,perintendent f. G. Schevenell, of
the Minnesota division of the North
western, headquarters Mason City, was
in the CITY Thursday evening between
trains. being on his way home from
Belle Plaine and southern Iowa points
where he has been on a short b1slness
trip.
George Critchett, of Oskaloosa, a
brakeman working with Conductor
Bargdell, on freight No. 81, on the
Iowa Central, had the first nnger o1
his right hand mashed Thursday While
working in the local yards. Inc accl-
dent occurred while Mr.. Critchell was
| throwing a switch, and in doing so MS
finger was caught under the ball emu
of the switch lever. The injury was
given medical attention, and he reurn-
| ed to his home.
Leon Brintnall and Frank Culley
will give harvest party at the nome
| Of the former, 317 North Third street.
| this evening They will entertain a
bout fourteen of their schoolmates ana
| teachers. The rooms will be appro-
priately decorated in fall leaves while
Japanese lanterns and jack-o'-lanterns
| will furnish the light. A fortune tell
ing booth. where futures will be tod
by Miss Charlotte Reed, and a magic
well will be features, and a NUMBER
of other Halloween FRANKS have been
planned for the evenings entertain
ment. Refreshments in keeping with
the nature of the party will be served
by Mrs. Brintnall
A small fire at the home OF Thomas
Harter, on Johnson street, at the loot
of Fourth, called out the entire de-
partment at 1880 Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harter had built a fire in the
kitchen stove to do some baking, went
| to neighbours for half hour, and re-
turned to find the house ablaze. A
defective flue is supposed to have been
the cause, altho it has not been pos
sible to determine this definitely. The
kitchen was quite badly damaged, but
the main portion of the house was not
damaged to any great extent. The loss
of the house and contents is estimated
by Chief Kirby to be 5000, and the Har-
ters are fully insured in their loss. The
house is owned by T. w. Coyne, but
he is out of town and it cannot be
learned whether or not he is insured.