Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-02
New goods. Chamberlain's.

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DIR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
.
Ladies shoes shined, 202 East Main
Maple cane syrup at the Mutual Ben.
/ eft.
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
wheatfakes. cents a pound, at
Woodmansees.
One gallon can apples for 80 cents az
the Mutual Benefit.
| A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
4 Telephone, New lis.
Wanted Apprentice girls in millin-
cry department A. II. Simon.
Potatoes wanted See E. E. Hood,
corner Nevada and First avenue
! Wanted Sewing by the day. 107
South Third avenue. New phone 666
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gates, EOS West
| Main street, are parents of son. born
Friday.
Breaking Into Society" you have
seen the play, now read the book 81 at
Liebig's.
Mr.. O. H, Henkel, ahead of The
Time. the Place and the Girl" was in
the city today.
Why not see Geo. Powers about the
exchange proposition on Columbia rec
ords. A new lot Just in.
The Mystic and Snowflake -four.
guaranteed by Woodmansee, corner
First avenue and Church street.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
farm loan attorneys, p. O. Box st, Tul-
sa, Indian Territory.
Be sure to attend the mems meeting
of the Railroad " NJ. C. A. conducted
by the men of the gymnasium classes
tomorrow $3.50 p. M
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Wagner. living
on the Mrs. Emma Lodge farm four
miles west of Marietta,' are parents of
an eleven pound son.
Mike" Brady, a well-known Iowa
Central eastern and Illinois divisions
engineer, was In the city Friday even
ing, en- route to Des Moines,
80 -
The members and congregation of
the Baptist church are to enjoy pic
mic supper Monday evening at 6 o'clock
in the basement of the church.
Miss Grace Morley will render vio-
lin solo at the mems meeting con-
class of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. $3.50
p. m. tomorrow.
L. w. Fox, of Albion, shipped to the
city from Liscomb Friday a car load
Of prime light hogs that We're sold at
the Britain & Co yards. F'ifty-nine
head averaged 22T.
Stomach dosing does not cure ca
tarrh. Breathe Hyome, and the med
ication reaches every spot where the
catarrh germs are present. Mcbride &
Will Drug Co. sell on guarantee.
Pure Milwaukee rye bread, semmels,
Swiss cheese, Milwaukee
high grade sausage, anchovies, salt and
spiced herring, etc. Lunches speciality.
Martin Nerz 25 North Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Alvey, of Albion,
have moved to this city. renting the
Walters property at 10 South Seventh
street. Mrs. Avey's daughters, May and
Bessie Beach. Joined their mother here
Friday evening.
All the newest and most artistic |
effects in wall paper decorations at our
store. And we have the skilled work. |
men to put your ideas into effect. Let |
us help you decorate your home Sim
mons Book Store.
Remember Henry Sundell's restaur-
ant, North Center street, sells a clean |
and wholesome meal for Is cents. He
buys only inspected meats, gives you
polite and attentive service. He in
vites your patronage.
At the conclusion of their regular
meeting in Red Mems hall Friday eve
ming, the Lady Maccabees surprised |
Mrs. Ben Shollenberger, one of their
with d pleasant social affair,
and by presenting, her with souvenir
SPOON Refreshments were also served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shollenberger and family
will leave Tuesday for San Francisco.
Did you ever stop to think that there
are certain clothes makers that say
our productions are as good as you can
get made by a tailor? which is admit
ting their goal is to equal the actual
.ailor made garment. Then why not
,each the summit of their ambition at
i bound, and get your measure taken
oy Hopkins the popular tailor. He has
Just returned from the east with the
very latest and best the market affords.
Hopkins.
Mr. w. N. Dickerson, of Melbourne
resident of that place and its vicinity
since 1876. was in the city Friday, go
ng in the, evening to St Anthony, in
with his son. Mr.. Sylvester
of Green Mountain Mr.
". n. Dickerson, who has owned the
interest in the st. Anthony,
1iscomb and Green Mountain banks,
will hereafter make his home in st. L
Anthony. in order that he may devote
more of his personal time to the BUSH
less of that bank. Sylvester Dicker-
son will take charge of the Liscomb
,ank Mrs. Diekerson preceded her
husband to st. Anthony. and the fam
ly will occupy for the present the Il
August Schaper. residence property
later Mr.. Dickerson expects to, buy
property