Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-27
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main

DR.. Bullard, osteopath, % East Main.
A great variety of valentines at
Simmons Book Store.
Mems heavy buckle overshoes, So
9S cents. Hawkeye Store, Saturday
Find the hidden name. Read the
advertisements. W. w. kimball Piano
Co.
We have just received car load Of
Banner brand Minnesota flour. Kirk
Bros.
Cameo Sweet Wrinkle peas will
please you. Try a can for Sunday. AT
all grocers.
We still have many goods that we
are closing out at unheard OF prices.
Simmons Book Store.
Good things for Saturday at Gull
ley's store. Michigan celery. fancy let
tuce, and sweet potatoes.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man observation-disclosures the same = 70
to 40 cents ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
The Independent Coal Company can
give you the best and cleanest coal. No
stone and dirt. George Wise, man
ager.
The S. M. G. Club met with Miss Leo
Henderson Thursday, enjoying pleas
ant evening and ayster supper at the
close.
Try that Canadian maple syrup IN
cans; none equal it. For sale at Cul-
ley's. A complete line of other syr-
ups.
We have received today one carload
Ben Hur flour which we sell for $1.72
Saturday. Hawkeye Mercantile Co.,
Fred Rixon & Co.
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The name of the largest piano man
ufacturing concern in the world is hid
den in an ad in this ISSUE Find it
and get piano cheap.
Don't fail to wear one of Kemble's
carnations in remembrance of McINin
ley's birthday. On sale tomorrow at
our green houses and Liebig's book
store.
Professor f. A. Steiner of Grinnell
College, passed thru the city this NOR
ming on his way to Chaplin, where he
lectures tonight. He will also lee
ture in Steamboat Rock Saturday eve
ming.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. held it's regular meeting in the
association rooms Thursday afternoon.
Twenty-Five were present. The COM
mittee on refreshments was composed
of Mrs. c. f. Peterson, Mrs. w. A.
Holmes and Mrs. j. H. Fellingham.
A. w. Smith, who has been night
operator at the Iowa Central yard
masters office, for several months,
went to Boone this morning. He has
resigned his position, which has been
taken by F. III. Bates, who has until
recently been agent for the company
at Dillon.
Mrs. M. j. Atkins, PIP South Center
street, entertained the Highland Hust-
lers Thursday afternoon. The ladies
sewed on quilt and planned for a
ground hog social to be enjoyed Febru-
ary Q. Mrs. Atkins was assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller.
Umpire Frank Quigg, Of the Iowa
State League, who has been in the city
for few days, was released this NOR
ming from st. Thomas hospital where
he has been receiving treatment for an
attack of grippe, with which he has
been suffering. Mr.. Quigg will return
to Oskaloosa, where he is employed
with an insurance and real estate nrm
M. A. Ward, of Bromley was in the
city Thursday, accompanying to the
Britain & Co. yards q car load of
hogs, shipped by his firm, Ward u
PYLE, from Marietta. The entire con-
Segment, seventy head, was pur-
chased from Martin Braddock. of Mar
ietta, and all but two or three We're
Chester white spring pigs making a
pounds.
The damage to the property of Mrs.
j. A. Yokum, by reason of the fire at
her home late Thursday afternoon,
mention of which was made in the T.
R., is estimated by Mrs. Yokum to
have been 5000, divided about equally
between the house and the contents.
The fire started somewhere in the
basement, but the. origin is unknown.
The household effects escaped damage
excepting in the kitchen, but the entire
interior was badly smoked. The loss
is fully covered by insurance.
Mrs. Charles Click entertained the
Spinning Wheel Chapter; D. A. R., at
it's meeting Thursday afternoon. The
program opened with the usual reading
of the ritual and the members respond
ed to roll call with questions on the
Philippines. Mrs. Click read the paper
Of the afternoon, dealing with the
subject, "The Philippines" which was
well prepared. Mrs. c. A.Eadie clos
ed the program with two very delight
full piano solos. after which light re-
freshments were served. Mrs. w. S.
Roby, Of Grinnell, was a guest.