Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-16
Steel ranges at Bullock's.
d. A. Collision dentist, 10 w. Main
Fishers best -four, SLIGO per sack. All

Steel ranges at Bullocks.
| d A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
Fishers best flour, SLIGO per sack All
| grocers.
Good values in shot guns. Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
Home made mince meat, something
extra fine. j. A. Awde.
The best sausage made Is that man
ufactured by Leutennegger & Co.
Rev. Mark Masters, of Montour, was
in the city this morning on business.
The flour you are using may not
give satisfaction Phone your grocer
for sack of Fishers Best.
| The Harmony Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. c. o. Lawrence, 107h South
Second avenue, Thursday afternoon.
| Center tables. Center tables. Center
tables. Center tables. Center tables.
Center tables. A. Il. Wilbur & Sons.
The dealer who is not selling Sorosis
| $3.50 shoe is not selling a better shoe
for $3.50, but he is making a larger
profit.
| If you have never tried cream saus-
age, telephone Leutennegger & Co. and
they will give your order prompt at
tention.
| Mrs. John Anselem. living five miles
southwest of st. Anthony, who UNDER
went a difficult surgical operation two
weeks ago. is able to be out Of the
| house.
| The city council has authorized City
Marshal Nicholson to purchase for his
use, in police headquarters, a new
desk. The desk has been purchased
ard installed.
Our fur salesman will be here all
day tomorrow with a fine line of fur
coats and boas. Special orders taken
and all furs delivered on day of sale as
far as possible. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
Rev. and Mrs. Bowers, Of Toledo,
spent Tuesday in the city at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Dobson, sos
East Linn street. Rev. Bowers spoke
at the Pentacostal Mission Tuesday
night.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. will meet Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock with Mrs. j. b.
Collins, 400 West Nevada street. Mrs.
4. c. Clegg will assist Mrs. Collins
in entertaining.
Mrs. Edward Thake, living one and
one half miles northeast of State Cen
ter, who was operated upon three
weeks ago for appendicitis, has re-
covered sufficiently SO that she is able
to be up and about.
DR.. and Mrs E. w. Jay, and son,
Clyde, of st. Anthony, spent Tuesday
in the city. DR.. Jay, who recently pur-
chased home here and rented office
quarters in the new fremont block,
will move to the city with his family
some time toward the latter part of the
month.
"When a man marries" he generally
buys his furniture of Marion Gard, be-
cause he carries very large stock to
select from, and Furthermore he APP
preciates the fact that Mr.. Gard is the
originator of low prices, and does ex-
actly as he advertises. Everything for
Christmas that the furniture heart
could desire. We want your trade.
Marion Card.
Mr.. j. M. Miller, of Lake City, spent
Tuesday in the city as the guest OF
Mr.. A. G. Brenneck Mr.. Miller is a
member of the firm of the Dalbey Mus
ic Company, Des Moines, altho he does
not take an active part in the manage
Nv
an old Northwestern engineer, having
been in the service thirty-four years.
He will be placed on the companys
pension list next year.
Mr.. A. J. Pratt, of the new nrm OF
Pratt g. Baxter, which is to begln pus-
mess here next February, goes TO wa
terloo tonight, where he will remain
for q few wee'Ss, going to take charge.
as manager, of the dry goods store OF
Paul Davis. The copartnersh1p mere
toiore existing und r tn firm name OF
Waters & Davis, has recently been
dissolved, and Mr., Davis is to continue
the business. He is now in the midst
of dissolution sale, and Mr.. Pratt
will be with him for a few weeks.
IQ0 1u6lllUGES VI lLC 1lstWlAOliiS
Club and Miss Emily Perkins, We're
entertained at flve-course IL o'clock
breakfast Tuesday by Mrs. E. r. Lay,
president of the club. The guests were
invited to meet Mrs. Emmett Moffett
Tying, of New York, who gave two
lectures in this city, one before the
Twentieth Century Club and the other
under the auspices Of the Hawthorne
Club. The dining room decorations
were in pink and yellow roses, and
chrysanthemums were profusely used
in the other rooms. The affair was
very much enjoyed.