Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-13

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DIR. Mairs' Dandruff Cure never fails
DR.. Billiard. osteopath 23 East Main
Sunshine coffee, 20 cents. Pettitt
21S East Main.
The fanciest Of eating and cooking
apples at Culley's.
Mrs. @. S. Iverson of Pickering spent
Thursday in the city.
Culley's have fancy celery and leaf
lettuce for Saturday.
All our new embroideres are In
Benedict & Brintnall
Imitation torchon laces tomorrow
cents yard. e. X. Lay.
"rhe Child at Play" pictures and
stories in color. at Liebig's.
| Mems black cotton hose, tomorrow
as cents n dozen. t. II. Lay.
Dress goods usually sold at $150
our price tomorrow, rs cents. L. r.
Lay.
| Eyes sested and glasses fitted at
| Newell optical parlors, opposite post
Office.
| Examine the linen crash we offer at
Lay.
| We have Just received a car load of
Banner brand Minnesota flour. Kirk
Bros.
Delicious at all seasons of the year
-Armours extract of beef-try 1t to-
morrow, u. r, Lay.
The best fresh oysters and the fresh
est of oyster crackers: also shrimps
In bulk at Culleys market.
The 50-inch mohairs we offer at 40
cents VIII stand comparison with many
offered 1T more money. Il. r. Lay.
The quality of our coffees is guaran-
teed at all times satisfactory. Roast
ed daily Try some. Hawkeye Mer-
camille Company
Special Agent Percy O'Neil, of the
Chicago & Northwestern, spent Thurs
day afternoon in the city on business.
being On his way east from trip to
points vest on the line.
Don't buy poor coal, because 1t is
cheap. Our Indiana Hooking is the
best and almost as cheap. we have cut
the pri re in order to reduce the stock
The E,tst End Coal Company. Both
phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Long, of Abba,
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
and will remain for a brief visit with
the formers mother, Mrs. Mary M.
Long. Mrs. Long is to leave Tuesday
for Arizona, where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Court y Supervisors w. III. Jones and
w. Ii. Whitehtll went to Ames this
morning to attend the drainage con-
ventioll, being held there today Sup
ervisors McGraw and ID. b. Henderson
of Hampton, Franklin county, We're in
the city this morning, also going to
Ames.
Miss Anna Erickson's Congregations
al Sunday school class of eight boys
was most delightfully."- entertained
Thurs lay evening by their teacher at
her home, sos North First avenue. ,rhe
evening was merrily spent with var
ious games and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
1t will soon be time to think of your
sprint; suit. We are making prepara
tons for you and have purchased just
what we think you will like. Before
placing your order we want to show
.S.,l,
soon. II fabric, cut, fit and style count
for anything, come and see us. Tony
PSeni cka.
Mrs. e. Lee, who has been in Mt.
Vernon for the past few months Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Mcintyre, arriv
ed ir the city Thursday evening and
will be with her sisters, Mrs. George
j. II xson and Mrs. #. III. Willard for
two weeks. Mrs. N. A. Phillips, OF
Chicago, is expected within few days
and will be Mrs. Wizards guest.
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No less than six of the officials OF
the Iowa Central from Minneapolis
and oskaloosa, We're in the city today
looking after business matters of their
department. Chief Engineer IL. G..
Kelley, of Minneapolis, Solicitor G. w.
Sewers and Claim Agent Marquis Barr
of Cskaloosa, We're here interested in
a case the company has in the district
court. Superintendent G. S. Hayden
and Trainmaster j. e. Mccarthy, OF
Oskaloosa, spent the forenoon here on
business matters, and General Super
int adent M. Sweeney is still here.
The S. c. /. Club was entertained
afternoon at the country
home Of Mrs. A. G. Thompson. Twelve
merabers were present The subject
Of devotional was The Queen of
Sheba, Solomon's Royal Guest" and
in answer to roll call, quotations from
Oliver Wendell Holmes were given.
These who were to appear upon the
regular program not being present, it !
was turned into an extemporaneous af
fair, several of Holmes poems being
read, and short biographical sketches
were given by Mesdames Handorf,
Wilson and Thompson, followed by |
pro Sc selections read by Miss Nellie
Refreshments We're served |
after the regular meeting.