Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-20
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The City in Brief

DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
SealShipt oysters at Inman's.
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DR.. Wood, eye. throat, nose and ca
DR. Billiard. osteu,'.'n. IS f. Main.
Fine country lard at Reynolds
Sheldon.
New York sand refined sweet eide
at Olson's.
DR.. Mairs treats all chronic troubles
Over 120 East Main.
Men wanted at the packing house
Apply to Britain & Co.
Auction--Valuable business lots. Sc,
Peckham 4 Smiths. AID Page 2.
A new lot OF those popular soc copy
rights at Simmons Book Store.
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Florida oranges, grape fruit, Con-
cord and Malaga grapes at Olson's.
Olson will have Good Things to
Eat" for your Thanksgiving dinner
See Huston about the Wise furnace
tin roofs. spouting, etc. 119 West
Main.
Allen has splendid array Of gold
watches which will pay you to inves-
tigate.
Skate at the Victoria tonight.
Open every afternoon and evening.
Fry Block.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases OF wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over the FL
deity bank.
"A second hand hard coal burner in
fine condition, for sale at Simmons
Book Store.
To the Public ~ positively refuse to
pay debts contracted for by any one
but myself. w. w. Bobsin.
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The regular meeting of the Calso-
phian club was enjoyed Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Celia White.
The Tirzah Aid society will meet
with Mrs. s. r. Barrhill, 40S South
Second street, Thursday afternoon.
& Some beautiful novelties in veil pins
just in at Aliens. These are excep-
tionally pretty and you should see
them.
Some very fancy pound cluster
layer raisins, new imported figs, new
dates and all kinds of shelled nuts at
Olson's
See Huston about the Wise furnaces.
is a fuel saver. More good points
than any other on the market. 119
West Main
The Ladies' auxiliary of the r. R.. Y.
n. c. a. will meet Thursday afternoon
With Mrs. M. c. Hurlbut, S04 West
Boone street.
Miss Hollister invites you to attend a
ale of hand painted china at the res
dence of Mrs. d. w. Marston, 4O1 East
lain street, Thursday and Friday.
Secretary H. L. Laird, of the Iowa
Nebraska coal dealers association,
eft Tuesday evening for Omaha.
here he will remain for brief stay
n business.
When down to the opening of Cooks
igar Store tonight, don't fail to sec
ur handsome window display and the
ard announcing our opening dates.
raft & Baxter.
The Parliamentary circle of the
astern Star will be entertained
thursday afternoon by Mrs. Will Els
j and Mrs. !. I. Forbes at the for
el's home, So3 Park street.
The gymnasium leaders corps of the
abroad Y: M. c., A. has elected Off
ers as follows: President, A. r..
Ielker: vice president, Ray Louns-
cry; secretary, Harry Ritter.
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The Hawthorne club met in regular
ssion Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
O. Kemble. the leader being Mrs. d..
Denmead. The special topics We're
/ Elijah and stories of Elisha
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Mrs. T. G. Cartright, 81 North First
rect, assisted by Mesdames L. B. Xix,
g. Wallace and w. r. Forney, will
ltertain the Congregational Ladies'
ID society at an all-day sew Thurs
y.
Der Deutsche Undertakings kreis,
ulCll was W nave met WlCHf MIS-. 1
1arles Click Friday afternoon, will
stead be entertained at the home
Mrs. H. L. Laird, 523 North Third
rect.
A fire at 104 West Nevada street
lied out the department at about .
20 Tuesday evening. The blaze was
the home of Glen Stoddard, where
gasolene stove had overrun. The
mage was very slight.
G. Pinney, of Albion, passed thru
: city this morning, en- route home
I'm Centralia, Mo-, where he was
lied few days ago owing to the ILL
IS Of his mother. Mrs. G. o. Pinney.
s. Pinney is 20 years old, and suf-
ring with cancer. There are no
pes for her ultimate recovery.
The lecture at the Baptist church
esday night by Rev. j. O. Bentan,
Chicago, on "Christian Socialism,"
s heard by only a small audience.
!. BentalFs main point was in at
npting to prove that socialism was
world movement, and embraced dis
les in every country of the globe
}. J. King. of Gearing, arrived in the
= Tuesday evening from st. Paul.
ere he has been for few days visit
the homes of his brother, John King,