Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-29
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
X-zalia for the itch at Liebig's.
Dance at Forney's han Saturday.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2s East Mai,

! III. VI, osSltoDtGlll, 20 EAST MAIN
Lace curtains on sale Friday. Il of
at Benedict e. Brintnalrs
Remember our dress goods are al
new. Benedict & Brintnall.
II you want good bread. use jersey
Lily flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
Drink German American coffee Al.
ways the same. d. S. Good Grocer,
| Co.
| i. j. WenSert, of Msielia Mimi, who
formerly lived I'M State Center, spen
Wednesday in the city on business.
Leather touches, rockers and Day
exports. the finest line ever shown In
the city at Cards. Discount for cash
| 1t is unique way Mcbride g. vii
nave of selling Hyomei, a guaranteed
cure tor catarrh. Complete treatmen,
81. Money back If IT fails
The Luxerit Bible class was enter
| tanned at its regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon, al the home OF Mrs
l.. Nj Ash sol West State street.
First class farm loan investments
can be had thru Sutton & Evans. farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa, Ind. Ter. and
over Marshalltown State Bank. city.
we are now serving hot soda and
an OF the popular drinks at our foun-
.alh. Agents for Allcgretti and
fuhkes chocolates. Wheeler & Hoag
druggists.
we appreciate the liberal patronage
we nave received in the past. We hope
to merit its continuance by fair deal
ing ana quality of goods in the future.
Marion Gard.
we are now serving hot soda and
aii OF the popular drinks al our fo,n
tain. Agents for Allegretti and
Funke's chocolates. Wheeler &. Hong
druggists.
MIS-. Henry Vesburg OF Gilman. ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
from Great harrington. Mass. her Old
nome, where she has been for a nine
Weeks visit with relatives and friends
Seventeen dollars only. buys the
Ruby sewing machine. male in one of
the largest sewing machine factories
of the country by The New Home Co
standard goods. fully guaranteed. See
Schmidt, New Home agent.
When you buy a New Home sewing
machine YOU buy A high grade stund-
ara machine. for which we can get
you repairs promptly The finest
christmas present for your wife or
daughter. See Schmidt, New Home
agent
Mrs. George Caffall and daughters.
Winifred and Edna of Oskaloosa. spent
Wednesday afternoon in the city. be-
ing on their way to Tama where they
VIII remain for an over Sunday visit
with the formers sister-i law, Mrs.
]. W. caffall, and family.
. Mr. B. w. Sinclair will be host this
evening to the members of his clerking
and sales force and other EMPLOYEES
whom he will entertain at 6 80 dinner
at his, home. The company will COM |
prise between fifteen and twenty peo- |
pie. The married employees have been
invited to bring thir wives.
Mr. E. c. Hasey, of Toledo, was in
the city Wednesday evening. en- route
20 Grinnell, where he spent Thanksgiv-
ing at the home Of his wifes parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wv. C;oodfellow
where Mrs. Halsey and little SON have
been visiting for the past week. Mrs.
Halsey will accompany her husband
home.
Mr.. Ira Kempkes, of Nevada. general
secretary and treasurer of the Brother
1ood of Railway photographers of the
northwestern system, spent Wednes-
lay afternoon in the city, arriving from
Carroll. Mr. Kemplles is kept travelling
most of the time looking after the
'rotherhood's business matters. He re-
urned to Nevada Wednesday even
ng.
Mrs. Charles w. Aulls of LaMoille,
lrrlved in the city Wednesday evening
rom Joplin, Mo-, where she has been
or three weeks visit with a sister.
Ms. b. j. Martin. This is the second
'isit Mrs. Aulls has made to her Old
home In seventeen years, as she is kept
loosely at home on account Of having
m invalid daughter. Gladys, aged 8.
Who has been helpless since birth.
N'A-'S' w ~ ~. AhuSc anu uduSnlef |
elizabeth, Of Mason City, were in the
ity Wednesday night as the guests Of
drs. w. NJ. Nelson, being on their way
0 Cedar Rapids, where they were i,
guests at the home of
drs. Muses. mother, Mrs. James Dun
an. Mr.. Muse, who is editor of the
dason City Globe-Gazette, joined his
wife and daughter in Cedar Rapids
his morning.
Mrs. j. M. Hughes, Entertained at her
ONE, corner Fourth and Park streets,
Wednesday evening a company Of ten
Dung people, complimentary to her
Miss Della Hughes who is
ttendlng the conservatory Of music of
owa College, Grinnell, and had Just
eturned for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ion. The affair was planned as a
urprise to Miss Hughes. The only
ut-of-toWn guest was Miss Parry Pc
erson, of Dunbar, S. d. who is also
ttemding Iowa College, and who will
e Miss Hughes guest during the /.
thanksgiving vacation.
Big Bargains in Farms.
Three hundred and forty acres two
nd one-half miles from Princeton.
TO-, population 1000; five room house,
ellar, three barns, tool house, chicken :,
ouse and other outtbuildings such as i
two 11 l.