Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-28

The City in Brief

Tomorrow is carnatlon day.
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
New c~ravenette coats at NJ. F. An
drews.
Typewriter supplies of all kinds, a
Liebig's.
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Telephone Kemble your order TO
carnations.
New styles in box writing paper JUS
received at Liebig's.
Smoked white fish, halibut and Fin
nan haddies, at Culley's market.
Wear a carnation tomorrow in mem
Dry of the late President Mckinley.
Mr.. Fred Peel, ahead of ""Tlfe Land Of
Nod" spent Sunday in the city on bus
mess.
You can always get fresh bakes
goods from the Sanitary bakery, a
Culleys', the grocer.
Novelty linens for suits, just received
at Nettie Ingledue & Co., the Up-to'
Date Dry Goods House.
Ferguson's seven piece orchestra al
Forney's hall Wednesday, January 80
One of the best dances of the season
Program dance 1t Forney's ha,
Wednesday. January 80. Ferguson's
seven piece orchestra. Admission, II
cents.
e Mr. William RufTjr wa G nhla To he
down town today for the first time in
two weeks. having been confined to his
home owing to illness.
One yard wide bleached linens fol
shirt waist suits in all prices. on sale
at Nettie Ingledue & Co, the Up-to-
Date Dry Goods Store.
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A. ]. Hinecker, of Hampton, spent
Saturday in the city, accompanying a
load of hogs to the Britain & Co
yards. Sixty-eight head averaged 254
pounds.
We have a fine line of ladies' gun
metals, just the thing for a street boot
or school shoes; 1926 buys a school
hand sewed, heavy soled shoe at this
sale. E. G. Wallace. the shoeist.
New silks just arrived at NJ. +. An
drews. This store has always had the
reputation of showing all the latest
caves and designs in silks. Give us
Il chance TO prove this assertion. NJ. F.
Andrews.
Mr.. John Brennan and Bert Mckay,
of Shell Rock. were in the city Satur-
day on business. Both of the young
men were members of Company B.
~Forty-ninth Iowa infantry of the Span
ish-American a
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Fifteen feet of snow is unusual in
prices in the mammoth sale of pictures
at A. E. Wilbur & Sons. Opened to-
day and will continue all week. See
them in the window.
Mr.. Lawrence T. Kersey, of the Stay
ton Lyceum Bureau, Chicago, was in
the city Saturday afternoon, en- route
to his former home, New Providence.
where he will remain for a short visit
with relatives and friends.
We sell safes. not the big 1000 Id.
kind, but safes for home use, safes to
keep your valuable papers and valu-
able presents, Fireproof safes of rs.
$50, 800 and 400 lbs, So to S35. See
Schmidt for practical hardware.
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DR.. Cora Williams, who returned
from Chicago a week ago after having
undergone a severe operation for gall
stones, is making a most satisfactory
recovery, and is able to be up and
about the house and take considerable
nourishment.
Mrs. N. c. Rev. of Pallabega, Ala,
has been the guest of Miss Grace
Van Orman for a few days, left for her
home Saturday. Mrs. Rev, who was
formerly Miss LYDIA Keiter, of Grundy
Center, has been visiting at her old
home for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Mershon and
well known people of Liscomb.
move to this city about March 1.
or a little later, to remain here for a
time, until DR.. Mershon decides on a
location. DR.: Mershon recently sold
his residence in Liscomb to Mrs. Sadie
Bueghly for $500.
Mrs. A. B. Conway was hostess Fri
day afternoon to Der Deutsche Inter
haltungs kreis. at it's regular meeting,
which the reading was contin-
ued. followed by a social hour and
dainty lunch. Mrs. vining, of Wood
bine, Mrs. j.. S. McCord, of Mt. Yer
non, and Mrs. C. w. McCord, We're
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Mr.. A. D. Thomas. Of Clinton, a c. &
n. w. passenger brakeman, was in the
city Friday evening", en- route home
from Albion, where he was called the
first of the week, owing to the illness
Of his aged father, MIR. C. N. Thomas.
The elder Mr.. Thomas is suffering from
severe attack of stomach trouble, and
while a little better now, is still con-
fined to his bed.
A limited number of tickets to the
club lecture by Jane Adj
at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. will.
be on sale Tuesday morning at 9 o.
al E. r. Lays and Henry Pap
pes. Price IS cents. The price of
supper has been made thirty cents to
members wives and to all members of
ladies' auxiliary.
Mr.. A. F. Styles, principal of the
New Providence academy, as chairman
Of the building committee of the
church of that place, spent
Saturday in the city in consultation
With architects regarding the plans for
a new church TO replace the one burn
last month. The Friends will put
up a modern structure costing about
$1,000. that will be much better than