Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
Or Bullard. osteopath. Is East Main.
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Royal flour at d. S. Good Grocery

Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Kirk Bros.
We are giving twenty pounds or
granulated sugar for a dollar. ldso
Irvine.
Have your pictures framed at Sim
mons Book Store. Fine lot of new
mouldngs just arrived.
Boys, study Henry Pappe's ad, 1t
might mean u suit OF clothes LOT you
without paying for At.
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| For an oyster stew to your liking go /
| to the Johnson Candy Company's par
| lor on East Main street.
| At Simmons Book Store for three I
days. one lot OF $3.50 books at 7Sc each. /
| one lot OF soc framed pictures 2oc each.
| Wanted--at once, q clerk, one who
has had experience In grocery store I
and Is salesman, none others need app
ply. Geo. l.. Andrews.
wednesday anN Thursday special !
agent win demonAtrate the success OF
the Coles Hot Blast family with cobs.
| with soft coal, with hard coal and coke I
In front OF schmidts hardware store
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East Main street, SUCCESSORS to j. A. |
Awde. in the future will be closed Oh
Sundays.
Snyder &. Hilsabeck, Managers. |
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The small crop Of potatoes has made
| the prices high, but A. Il. Wilbur Il
| Sons have a mammoth crop OF furni-
! ture, carpets and linoleums at prices /
ridiculously low. Call and see them.
| Rocked In the Cradle OF the Deep
| gives great pleasure II well rendered,
but no greater than to be rocked In one
of those handsome rockers at Marion
| Cards He has the most extensive
| line In Marshalltown.
| The Johnson Candy Company has
| Just installed a fine urn for the prepar-
alton OF hot drinks during the cold
| weather. They are now ready to serve
tomato SOUP clam bullion, beef tea,
milk, chocolate, cocoa and several 9th
ers just as savory and nourishing
| Miss Margaret Baer and brother. Mr.. !
John Baer OF Dillon, arrived In the city
this morning from Los Angeles, CAL,
/ where they have been visiting their
sister, Mrs Green Rails. for the past /
three months. They went to Dillon on
q later train.
The meeting Of the executive COM
nlittee OF the Associated Charities will
be held this evening at the home OF
Mrs. IT, ]. Fletcher, president Of the
organization, instead OF tomorrow
evening. 1she change Is made owing to
the state conference which begins In
| this city "Wednesday evening.
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Rev. r. d. Smith, colored man from
Clinton. Ia, is In the city soliciting !
funds for the Ambidex.er Institute OF T
Springfield, iii. an Industrial training /
school for colored people. He shows I
letters OF recommendation from DR.. w. |,
F. Pitner. Rev. c. Il. Gould. Methodists,
The City National bank OF Clinton AND /
others.
| Mr. f. II. Harlan. OF Van Horn, was
4 in the city this morning. peng on his
| way home from lIldora, where he was /
called few days ago owing TO the |
| illness of his mother Mre A. u. Eaf-4i
| Ian. Mrs. Harlan, who wss suffering /
| from heart trouble, is very much mn
proved. Mrs. u. q. Harlan will rema1n I
in Eldora a week or two.
Tonight at the r. r. Y. M. O. a., I
Secretary j. S. Miller of the Peoria i. I
r. r.. Y. M. C. A. will give a practical 4
talk at the Association building on |
How to'Save and How We Waste our
Money" Those who heard Mr.. Miller
yesterday at the mems meeting VIII
wish to hear this second address NO
admission fee will be charged. Through |
misunderstanding Mr. Miller missed
the Iowa Central train FOR Peoria this
morning.
Guy A. Smith VS.. G. e. Poffenberger
and wife and C. H. e. Boardman and
Graham W. Lawrence ds the title OF
an action filed for the January term of
the district court. The suit is on @
note Cor $1,000, given by Boardman
ana Lawrence to the plaintiff, October
10, 1902, and secured by mortgage
deed to city lots On August 49, 1903,
the plaintiff alleges, the defendants. |
Boardnan and Lawrence, transferred
the property on which the mortgage
had been given to G. q. Poffen'berger
and wife, who now Claim to have lien
on the property. The plaintiff asks
Judgment in the sum OF $1,000, s. for
the expense of obtaining the abstract
of title, and $51 attorneys fees.
Bessie Haggin entertained a NUM- /
Der of hen. friends at her home, SOB /
South Second street, Saturday eve
ming lin ihouor of her 18th anniversary.
The guests presented her with q ring
in remembrance of the occasion. The
evening was spent pleasantly with
games, and Refreshments We're served I
by Mrs. Haggin, assisted by Mrs s.
Harter, Mrs Brock and Miss Florence
Hutson. Those present were Bessie
Batdheld'or Hazel Hampton, Edna
Stratus, Cora HNrter, Hazel Haggin.
Irene Waller, Mace1 Frye, Violette
Thayer, Nina FIutson, Rustin Thayer,
john Morton, Paul Maloy, Donald
Tripp, Hjalmer Heilberg, Greasy White
and Harold Opptce.
Misses Julia Padmore, Esse Hathaway,
Grace Packard. and Naomi Achenbach
were hostesses Saturday evening to
the Bow Knot girls and few friends
at the formers home, 9 South Third
street. The affair was given In return,
as an appreciation by the hostesses for
the Invitation they received a short
time ago by the Bow Knot girls, to be
chaperones OF a party given at the
Sandoe shack. The guests were asked
to dress in childrens costumes and Il
were admitted by Miss Winifred Cham
berlain, who was dressed as a baby