Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-06

/ Visit Sincair's and see the great
bargains this week only. One third dis
count.
| Don't forget Gowdy & Crary's horse
sale February s. The place to buy or
sell.
| New skirts. extra sizes. we can't III
you. Come in and see the new styles
NJ. f. Andrews.
The best of grape fruit, Florida
brights. for % cents, Florida russets
for % cents. Florida tangerlnes 80
cents per dozen. at Culey's.
"Sealshipt" oysters are not in the
same class as tub oysters: no preserv-
ative. no ice water. always fresh and
sweet. Culley. sole distributor.
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Sinclair viii sell all of his fancy
china this week with one-third dis
count. The greatest opportunity of
your life to get fancy china at less than
the price of cheap and inferior goods.
A. Odett has several improved farms
in the Red river valley. Minnesota. to
exchange for income property or mer-
chandise. See him before dealing else
where.
| We are showing the prettiest lines OF
wash goods ever shown in the city. at
prices within the reach of all tNettie
1ngledue & Co, the Up-to<Date Dry
Goods House.
Card Of thanks. We desire to thank
Mcbride & Will for introducing MILO
ma stomach tablets. They cure. We
| can now eat hearty meals without in
| digestion. users.
| a very pleasant meeting Of the Ro
val Neighbors' aid society was held
| Tuesday afternoon, Mrs George Brock,
sos North Center street. being the hos
| tess. The attendance was good.
| Do you want fur coat? Consider
| this one--Astrakan coat, Al inches long,
| size SO. lined with best skinner satin,
/! fitted back, made and guaranteed by
Gordon & Ferguson Our closing out
| price, $40. NJ. r. Andrews
MIR. and Mrs Nj. Wilkinson. of Chi
cago. who have been visiting for few
days with Mr.. Wilkinson's father, Mr..
L. NJ. Wilkinson, left for their home
this morning Mr.. Wilkinson is for
mer Marshall county man, having been
born and reared in Marion township,
near Rockton.
Mrs f. r. Benedict. 907 West Main
street entertained the child study de-
partment of the Womeh's club at its
regular monthly meeting. Tuesday af :
ternoon. The study program was
pleasingly interspersed with several
piano duets by Wanda Arney and Mar
garet Benedict
A. w. Nutz, day operator at the Iowa
Central yard office, is confined to his
home with an attack of grippe. Night
Operator Fred Bates has been on duty
both right and day for few days,
because of the scarcity of operators.
Operator Lands, of New Sharon, was
secured Tuesday for relief work.
Mrs D. S. Nancy was hostess to the
Lotus club at its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. j. Heald
gave the usual synopsis, and Mrs. W.
f. Koontz and Mrs. Good were the read
ers. A magazine article was read by
Mrs. p. NJ Adafnson, after which the
hostess served dainty lunch.
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The Citizens Lumber Company has
filed suit in the district court to es-
tablish mechanics lien against pro-
perty owned by Oscar Gohlke, of State
Center. Suit is brought on note for
500 given as security for the payment
for building material furnished, which.
the petition sets forth, has not been
paid.
Word to the T.-R. from Nevada am
nounces the death of Mrs. Sarah Coyne
mother of Thomas II. and John Coyne,
of this city, which occurred at the
home of the deceased, northwest Of
Nevada, Tuesday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be held from st. Patrick's
Catholic church at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning.
Deeds were filed for record today
transferring to Il. r. Benedict the east
two thirds of lot 10. block 9, being Nos.
Is and Is West Main street, a parcel
of land 40x1S0 feet, which Mr.. Bene-
dict bought from Charles e. Hatcher
and the Rohr estate a few weeks ago.
The consideration was $500 for the
IldlSiCI PIoPSiey, anu PV,SoU LII ShS
Rohr property.
Mr.. Aaron Palmer. superintendent of
the public schools accompanied by
Mrs. Palmer and mother, Mrs T. j..
Humphrey, arrived in the city Tuesday
from .Maquoketa, where Mr.. Palmer
went a few days ago to prepare his
household effects for shipment to Mar
shalltown. Mr. and Mrs Palmer are al
ready becoming settled in their resi-
dence at III North Third street.
DR.. A. j. Mccormack of Gearing was
in the city Tuesday night, en- route
home from Iowa City. where he had
been to attend the annual s. U. I.
alumni dental clinic. Drs. L. F. KEEL
logg and H. +. Echternacht also arrived
home Tuesday evening. and DR.. and
Mrs ]. L. WINERY today. The latter
remained over for brief visit with
their SON. Mr. Frank WINERY, who is
a student at S. U. 1.
H. E. Trimble of Eldora northern
Iowa salesman for the Sinclair Tea
and Coffee Company, of this city, fell
while in Hampton and sustained -
we're sprain of the back. Word to this
effect was received by Mr.. Sinclaf
Tuesday, and on Tuesday evening Os-
car Marsh, of the house. went ID
Hampton to go on the territory for
week or two, or until Mr.. Trimbe is
able to resume work
Mrs j. f. Krepps. S12 West Main
street entertained abOllt a dozen of her