Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

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Fresh oysters at Olson's.
Remember Excelsior Aid Fair.
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
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Large fancy bloater mackerel at OIL
sons.
Hand bags and fancy combs at M.
F. Andrews.
The best flour is Royal. At D. s.
Good Grocery Co.
DR.. Lierle specialist, eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted.
Guenther's chocolates and bon bons.
Alexander Drug Company.
| L. r. Idso will sell fine sweet pota-
toes tomorrow at rs cents per peck.
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Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at wholesale and retail, by Kirk Bros.
Fresh supply of Canada cream
cheese, only 10 cents, at Reynolds &
| Sheldon's.
Another opportunity to get q 81 pic
ture for Csc tomorrow at Simmons
Book Store.
A wild duck for Sunday dinner is
| just the thing and Scheid Brothers
have them.
Munsing underwear has no equal,
when you consider wearing qualities.
Sold only by M. f. Andrews.
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| In American, English, Austrian and
Haviland dinnerware. we lead in prices.
| D. s. Good Grocery Company
The tailored suits we offer you ut
33 1-3 per cent discount are all of this
seasons purchases. e. r. Lay.
Dressed chickens, oysters and choice
cuts Of beef. veal pork or mutton may
be had by calling at Scheid Brothers
| market.
Miss Mayme Nash, teacher Of man
| dolin and guitar. Pupil of Siegel, Lew
in and Shaeffer. Studio in Woodbury.
builuing.
ST. Margaret's Mission held its reg
ular business meeting last evening at
the home OF Mrs. Porter Lands, 412
| North Second avenue.
Never before have we had such an
assortment of holiday goods Buy
now, before the choicest pieces are
taken. d. s. Good Grocery Company.
French China Sale Saturday at Sin
clair's. Your choice Of French comport,
plates, cups and saucers, etc. with
each 75-cent and 81 purchase. Chas.
Field H0yi1ond
plates will be included in this pllr-
chase. Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co.
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Mrs. F. s. Widl. Mr.. and Mrs. Colt
fried Zahnd. Mrs. George Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Wittel, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Otte, and Messrs. John Banzhaf
and Michael Wallish went to Dillon
this morning. where they were In at
tendance at the funeral of the lnte
Michael Brucklacher. which was con-
Quoted at 2 O'clock this afternoon,
| from the German Lutheran church.
The Congregational Sunday school
Will be re-opened next Sunday. It is
hoped that all the membership will ,be
present at the opening Of the session
at IL o'clock Mr.. E. L. Coffeen will
take charge Of a class of boys from
IA to 16 years of age. All boys of that
age not already enrolled in Sunday
school work, are cordially invited to
become members Of this class.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. William Battin have
received word announcing the birth OF
two grandchildren A daughter has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Raley, Of New Haven. Conn, and n
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Davidson, at
Minneapolis. The granddaughter has
been christened Rosabel. Mrs. Raley
was formerly Helen Battin, a teacher in
the high school of this city at one time,
and Mrs. Davidson was Cora Battin,
formerly rural teacher of the county,
also a teacher in the Albion schools.
Mrs. w. H. Stipp and Mrs. George
Gregory, were in State Center Thurs
day, where they were among the
guests at delightful o'clock lunch
con given by Mrs. Theodore Engle and
Mrs. w. N. Gilbert. The luncheon was
a progressive affair begun at the
| Engle home. The guests, sixty in
number, went to the Gilbert home for
the luncheon proper. Each guest was
requested to attend representing in
some manner Of dress cake. In the
4 guessing contest resulting Mrs. A. P
/ Woolston was awarded the prize An
other guessing contest, Of prominent
men of all nations, Mrs. A. ]. Palmer
was extended the l1onors.
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We have lots Of nice things for to-
morrow's orders-fresh Saratoga po-
tatoes, a good assortment of candy
Concord grapes Tokay grapes, Malaga
grapes. Mexican oranges, the best to be
had at present Grape Frlit. Jersey
sweet potatoes, New York cheese. do
nestle cheese. Waukusha cream
cheese, Canada cheese ami Sap Sage
cheese. Shelled nuts. all kinds. new
raisins, Spanish onions, lunch herring
in bulk, new way and much cheaper.
All kinds olives, head lettuce, hot
house radishes and cucumbers. green
onions, rutabagas, Beach nut bacon in
glass and everything you may want.
Geo. L. Andrews, West Main stree.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Railroad
Y. M. C. A. met with Mrs C. F. Pet
erson, 209 South Second street, Thurs
day afternoon. The meeting was
largely attended, and the principal bus
mess was the making of arrangements
for the Searchlight Club suppers. A
nominating committee to prepare the
list OF officers for the annual meeting,
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