Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-09
DR. Bullard. osteopatn. IS East Main.


Motifs pure sweet cider at olson's.
DR.. cleuamer, dentist, fremont block.
King, Northern Spy, Baldwin and
Greening apples at olson's.
Twenty-Five fox boas for IS each
lat Benedict & Brintnalls.
King, Northery Spy, Baldwin and
Greening apples at olson's.
| DIR. Ward, osteopathic Physician,
fremont block. Marshalltown, la.
Fancy Jersey sweet potatoes at Oh
sons grocery on West Main street.
Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at wholesale and retail, by Kirk Bros.
| White porcelain slop Jars. chambers,
ewers, basins and soup dishes at Gull
ley's.
/ In apples we have the New York
Baldwin, Spies and Greetings. Idso &
Irvine.
Grey mixed coats in 5o-1nch lengths
just received this morning. Benedict
& Brintnsll
SS ~ SSiitS eh peSS quiiiSSS
" sa.' -, G,.,,a,., wy" ''piies ~ eea'''
$500.
Mr.. H. G. Brintnall just returned
from the east where he purchased 100
new and up-to-date coats.
For good bread and pastry you
should use Goldtn Sheaf flour Oh
sens grocery on West Main street
4 nandles ~.
Put in vour winter s,,nnlv of huh-
bard squsushes now. We have lot of
nice ripe ones. Huls Son, ll6 and
llS East state street
The Ladies', Aid Society If the
Christian church will meet Win Mrs
Myo Hur,but. III North Second street.
| tomorrow afternoon at $50
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Finch and Mrs. J.
B. Mr1rdougf off Tama, were in the city
! Wednesday night to witness Tim
Murphy's production of "a Corner in
| Coffee"
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me Iowa CANDY company has Just
| woods lannon's chocolates These
goods are extraordinarily fine lust
| trv them once and be conytnced.
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Inc Laales ara society on the FIRST
baptlse church VIII meet tomorrow an
f ternoon Win Mrs. Il Westllng ana
nome sGY Fast state street
80 !. .------
Mrs. Moses Arquette, who came to
the city last Sunday with the body of
her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Hostetter,
will RETURN to Chicago tonight. Mrs.
Arquette will come to Marshalltown
next spring to make her home.
GeHeral Foreman y. II. Measl, on une
iowa Ce1ltra!, VINO was injured rev
weeks ago Whlle assisting IN clearing a
wreck, rs aDle TO pe out ana around,
altho SUN suiferlng considerable pain
ifoin MS sprallitscd ankle Ankle ana l1step.
Hav;no. n,,rchased all tho s,,rnl,,s
lars iue,, and crooks Of the Marshall-
town pottery at a ridiculously low
price, we will put the whole on sale
at the unheard OF price OF . cents per
gallon. Now IS the time to get your
supply. ldso q irvine.
Phone vour meat orders ia Inpersoll
Meat Co and we viii send them down
nv the .boy detective" who won Mr..
Pappe's free" $500 suit. and guaran-
tee the best Of satisfaction besides.
d =. . y.,ihs IN nea.s. Dolh phones
o.. THIS apecN q anyuel.-
The literature and C. L. S. G de-
partmen-s of the Woner's Club will
meet next Monday afternoon with
Mrs. T. p. Marsh, 100 North Third
street. Chapters 5 and 6 of the work
on italian Cities" and the article on
China" in the October Chautauquan
will be the lesson for the afternoon
Mr.. Peter S. Augustine, of Strons-
burg, Neb, who was called to the city
last Saturday night by the death OF
his mother, Mrs. Mary Augustine, left
this morning for his home. He has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. A. P.
I Augustine, and other relatives in the
city, and his brother, Mr.. John H. Aug
, Justine, at Albion.
nrns rrou,ord Iindsa.o - Mar,o
So. -, 49, a;t,r 800, 800 Iii -
main for short visit with her sister,
Mrs. George Wagner, and other reia-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay are soon