Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +
+ THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain, optometrist.

Chamberlain, optometrist.
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
Oriental couch covers SO cents at
Whitton & Nhiteheads.
| Watch the Martin Piano Company's
window for piano bargains.
Ladies' fur coats in Astrakln, new
seal, Persian lamb and beaver. Whit
ton & Whitehead.
Glass lamps, all sizes, nickle stand
| and hanging lamps, with round wlcks,
for sale. at Culley's.
| DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of women and children. Office
over the Fidelity Bank
Mr.. H. E. Simkins was called to Gill
man this morning to take charge Oh
the remains of Dr.. Ward.
| J. e. Caster, wife and daughter,
Vida, leave tonight for Portland, Ore,
to make their future home.
The Harmony aid society will meet
with Miss Hattie Long, 522 Nort1
Second street tomorrow afternoon.
Buy coffee of Culley; home roasted.
Save your tickets and get fancy dishes
and enameled cooking ware with them.
| The ladies' missionary society of the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. D. II. Gross Friday afternoon at
| 3 o'clock.
The G. w. B. M. Of the Christian
church, will meet with Mrs Charles
Farmer, 4OS West Church street, FRI
day afternoon.
A new invoice Of salt herring, white
| fish and mackeral, also spiced herring
and stromings at Culleys meat mar
ket 1912 South First avenue.
| Our fur stock is now complete ana
ready for your inspection. Everything
new and up-to-date you will find IN
our line. Whitton & Whitehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kirk were called
to Tama today to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Kinks nephew, Lewis Clouse,
who died in Galesburg. H.. Sunday.
I DR.. B. G. Ward, who is soon to move
/ to this city, was in the city Tuesday,
| looA,lts dA. .l. A'as A.
Maro mas ieaseu oAnee q0"i 20
fremont oioeh.
Lost-Finder leave at T.-R. office
and get, reward for a bupch OF keys,
]seither left in postoffice lock box or
4 lost between postoffice and fremont
block yesterday.
The ladies, aaIxiliary Of the Railroad
v NJ q will meet tomorrow after
800 with Nrs W M Clark and Mrs.
= n RoiIleau. at the Clark home, 2OA
Nort,, third street.
-. -, :, . - ~ ,.apu;,a 80
1 Mr.. and Mrs. h. W. MCbFlde, diiu
DR. ANA Mrs. Fl. II. Nichols, and the
| formers father. Mr.. b. f. Nichols, left
| tl1is nor ming for Lake Jefferson, Mimi,
~ eI.ioy d si's fishing.
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Iha 20 o. 1ailies " . hiesiei, ~ ~
died IN so, e'e,ooer 2, passed '' ~. :
the city III $ morning on l.s way W s s,s
4 .deeeased'ss former nome m eEeiii.. ~
4 Wnere ttas -a th' VIII pe
k SIC ne, ; .ueael was : ue -
airy tuDe l|s.p1ss'
1 III Won do not know the. value of the
only fashioned hose made without u
/ seam come to our store this week and
we Will snow you. we van. sou ~
Know tne bursoli hosf. oiiee my =, Mii !,
1t you VIII accept no SUBSTITUTE ~ -
/ Lay.
Mr.. "A. G. Sanford, and little daugh-
i ter of Pueblo Col, arrived in the city
1 this morning from Elelora, to visit fol-
., short time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs q r. Estabrook. Mrs. Sanford
died 4 few weeks ago. and her body
wac brought to Eldora for burial. At
tar Remaining here for short time
Mn Sanford will return to Pueblo.
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Dr. ohalielipefsei' ene Si.ieso 81
-. 90 ve,.al years has demonstrated hi.
,,rofassiona1 skill in INV case. I hat
4 laa,, l.,thared with stomach and kid.
nov tro,,hae for years and had takef
80, a,,+ fro,,, several physicians ant
saaai,,aa ~ ,aliaf FINALLY T consulted
~. ss,, .11anrars,er the Chicago special
- go =, glad that Il did He ha.
s..1a11aa IT. ,ron,ise ana is thoroug hl,
!, a,,ass. ,,is unrl- If Won are incl1ra
~. - ,,,a1 al, ,,o, Write and will
o.aa,.e,,ii,, .ns,ver am, latters A
Gat...a11 z.ar;rg Iowa
20 $500 -. -
i large number of the Iowa Contra
engineers and firemen, who have peer
running on the extra freight trains ou'
of this city, nave been assigned 10 reg
gineers assigned to tuscaloosa are
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