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

Mrs. DR.. Fry, diseases of women.
VIM. Battin. S per cent farm loans
yours With All MY Heart" at
Liebig's.
Sunshine coffee. 20 cents. Petit
21S East Main.
DR.. JAY, surgeon and physician. Suite
S. fremont block.
Culley has fancy celery and leaf
lettuce for Saturday.
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Mr.. c. H. Dufrield was in Cedar Rap
ids today on business.
Shelled walnuts. almonds pccnns
and hickory nut meats at Culley's.
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We have our full line of muslin I'm
derwear in now. Benedict & Brintnal!
Master ST Elmo" the autobog-
raphy of a celebrated dog. at Liebis's.
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We can sell you q fine grade of Min
nesota flour ut s150 per sack. Kirk
Bros.
| Come and see our 80 cent fancy silks
and get posted on values before you
buy. Il. r. Lay.
The German Rebecca Aid Society
| will give Il dance in the Odd Fellows
hall, Thursday, February ..
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Councilman Rryon Webster, of the
Fourth ward has gone to Colfax for
a stay Of week or ten days.
| A variety of dishes will be served to-
morrow at our demonstration of Ar
mour's extract of beef. f. Il. Lay.
One case 34-inch fast color India
twills worth 133a cents. our price to-
morrow, 31s cents a yard. II. II. Lay.
If in need of new set OF dishes see
what Culley has to offer in Syracuse or
white Haviland china bargain for
you.
Tomorrow is the last day to buy Sea
Island percales at 71a cents. These
| goods are positively worth 12ts cents.
u. r.. Lay.
The quality Of our coffees is gusran-
teed at all times satisfactory. Roast
ed daily. Try some. Hawkeye Mer-
| camille Company.
Tonight at II. r. Y. NJ c. A. indoor
base ball, Bankers VS. High School.
The High School team is the only team
of the six which has not been beaten.
Game at 500. Admission loo.
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Don't buy poor coal. because it is
cheap. Our Indiana Hooking is this
best and almost as cheap, we have cut
the price in order to reduce the stock
The East End Coal Company. Both
phones.
Mr.. j. p. Kirk arrived home this
morning from business trip of about
a week turnout Michigan and Indiana.
He visited Jackson and Pontiac, Mich.
and 1Ilkhart, South Bend and La
Porte, Ind.
Passenger No. Q, the Overland Linn,
tied, east bound on the Northwe stern,
due to arrive in this city at 1:40 o.
clock this morning, was seven hours
late, arriving Mt S:45 o'clock. The de-
lay was due to the lateness OF its I'm
ion Pacific connection at Omaha
Rev. George Croker, pastor of the
Green Mountain Congregational church
who has been i'll for the past few
weeks, suffering Oh attack of blood
poisoning resaiting from bruise sus-
tanned by a fall is very much inprov-
ed, and will occupy his pulpit nett
Sunday.
Mr.. Ezra. Johnson, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting his sons in this
f,if fnr hn OF fatx doyc mi fn,.I !, it,
home this morning. Mr.. Johnson has
been in Peoria assisting his daughter,
Mrs. c. "A. Werlich, and family to pack
their household goods, and depart for
Minneapolis.
There was full attendance at the
regular meeting of the Witenagemote
Club, held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. W. III. Jones. Mrs. lisa
bella Judd will entertain the next
meeting of the club at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. r. H. Boucher, EOS
South Third avenue.
Assistant General Manager r. H.
Ashton, of the Chicago & Northwest
ern, accompanied by party of Off
Gals, passed thru the city Thursday
evening in his business car, attached
to local, passenger No. 8. MI. Ash
ton had been to Ames to be present
at the lecture of Superintendent w.
H. Whalen, delivered before the stud
ents of Iowa State College yvednes-
day evening.
The Ladies' Chapter of the Bank
ers Reserve met Thursday afternoon
with Miss Anna Todd, 107 West Web
ster street. Eighteen were present and
a fine meeting was enjoyed, during
which the work for the next three
months was planned. Miss Todd was
assisted In serving refreshments by her
sister. Miss Prudence Todd. The next
meeting OF the chapter will be held
two weeks from yesterday. with Mrs.
A. w. Nutz, 10s South Fifth avenue.
Walter Benton, of st. Paul, formerly
of this city. is here for a stay of a few |
days on business. and is a guest at |
the home of his sister-in-ls.w, Mrs. |
w. j. Head. Mr. BENTON is in the en-
ploy OF Farwell, Osman, Kirk & Co..
of st. Paul, hardware Jobbery. and is
in charge of the company's furnace
department. The st. Paul firm, which
is one Of the largest In the northwest,
handles the Lennox furnace and it is
business connected with the factory
here that hecessitates Mr.. Benton's
trip in this city.
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