Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-12
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE CITY IN BRIEF

+ THE CITY IN BRIEF +
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Attend the Ben Hur fair tonight.
DR. Burkhart, osteopath 800 West
Main.
This, is oyster weather, and if you
want good unwatered Baltimore oy-
sters, try Culley's.
Ben Hur fair tonight and Friday and
Saturday nights. Williams orchestra.
Admission 10 cents.
Get your stove oil cloths at the ID.
G. Wilbur store. We have large as
sortment at all prices.
The new twenty dollar certificate
will go long ways toward furnishing
your home at A. E. Wilbur & Sons
For fresh, all pork sausage, you
should go to Hampton's market at No
30 North Center street, Rupert's old
stand.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2: 80 at the home of Mrs. B. w. Sin
clair, 407 North First street.
Full line of Maple syrup just re-
ceived; also pound cakes of sugar.
Try one can of this syrup and you
will be pleased. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs Agnes DERRICK and daughter
Mildred, who have been in Toledo sew
eral weeks, where Mrs. DERRICK has
been employed as lousekeeper for D.
W. Turbett, arrived home today.
j. S. Perry, of this city. who has
been conducting harness shop at
Melbourne since last February. has
given up his business there and moved
the stock back to this city.
The largest and most complete line
of floor coverings of all kinds at the
D. c. Wilbur store. We are head
quarters for all that is good in the
way Of furniture and carpets.
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| Will HELEN, travelling salesman for
the Waterloo Carriage Company, has
signed a contract to travel for the
Marshalltown Buggy Company. He
will have central Iowa territory, and
will make this city his headquarters.
Mrs. Mary Elder of Colo, story
county, would be pleased to learn the
address of her son, John, who left home
| October 3rd. 1t IS her desire that he
return home ait once. Address Mrs
Mary Elder, Colo, Iowa, R-R No. g.
"Madelias Best Flour" in toweling
sacks, has made a hit in Marshalltown.
1t has entirely displaced other good
| f1ours and stands at the head of a list
1 of twelve kinds we handle today. The
| price is always right and every sack
guaranteed. Reynolds & Sheldon.
To '.the gentleman who took oul
4 bunch of keys from our postoffice box
on the morning of October g. an6
| whose conscience so troubled him thai
| he deposited them in the letter box
corner Main and Center streets, with
| out mentioning his name, we wish tc
express our thanks. Pratt & Baxter.
Councilman J. E. Mcdonald, of the
First ward, who has been suffering for
several days with an liberated tooth,
was removed to ST. Thomas Hospital
"Wednesday afternoon where heWill re-
limain until he RECEIVERS. Mr.. Mcdonald
| stillcontinues to suffer greatly and is
able to take only the 1ightest of nour-
i ishment.
l Having completed course In Stan
dard Dress Cutting, | feel satisfied thai
j have been taught thoroughly by
Mrs Marian mcdonnell. of Marshall u.
town, Iowa., a teacher of said system
Mrs. S. S. Lockwood, Eldora, Iowa
Oct. IL, 1905. The Standard ORES:
i Cutting School is over the New Eng.
land Store.
Mrs. j. F. Boileau, wife of Superin.
tendent of Bridges and Buildings j
r. Boileau, of the Iowa Central, 90:
Il North Second street, Is very seriously
sick of septic poisoning. Mrs. Boileal
was taken sick about ten days ago o.
tonsolitis, which later developed int
quinsy, and septic poisoning followed
Her condition was very critical las
night, and there is little, If any, i'm
provement noticeable today.
Editor p D. Swick. Of the Boone In
dependent, who has been in the cit.
4 during the great council of the Re-
4 Men, returned to his home Wednesda.
4 evening During his stay in the cit.
Mr.. Swick has been the guest of hi
1 brothers, Messrs. II. o. and G. D
Swick; sister, Mrs. j. L. Rails, ant
daughter, Mrs D. W. Kelley. Mr.. Swic!
is past sachem Of Oneida Tribe, No. %
of Boone.
Mr.. Herman n. Barger of Ackley
formerly of this city, who has bee
here in attendance at the great council
of the Iowa Red Men, left this morning
for his home, accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Flora, who has also been il
the city during the state meeting. MI
Barger and Miss Barger have bee
1 guests during their stay Of their sister
Mrs. F. F. Michaels. Mr.. Barger is
member Of the local tribe, Chippewa
No. 40. there being no tribe in Ackley
While a resident Of this city Mr.. Bar
ger was in the employ Of McComb
Bros. He Is now conducting bag
bage and transfer business at Ackley.
n The Lady Maccabees Of the city ha
planned to give a, party for the mem
bers Of Marshall Tent, No. 25, K. o.
NJ, on the last meeting night in tn
present quarters in the Blossom bloch
which would have taken place tw
weeks from tomorrow night. Owing t
the fact that the K. o. T. NJ. is goin
to have to vacate the quarters a littl
sooner than was first expected, the so
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