Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-13
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The City in Brief
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Order your fresh oysters from Ken
dali & West.
Lyric Monday and Tuesday Leah
the Forsaken."
Wanted-Young lady cashier. Ad-
dress Box Ala, city.
Don't buy your apples till you get
our prices. Batesole's.
Hoarhound squares and stick candy
at Reynolds & Sheldon.
We have some good modern houses
priced right. S. c. Bell.
New table linens with napkins to
match at NJ f. Andrews.
Elk chocolates, always fresh. Hoag
Drug company, sole agents.
All trimmed hats at cost Friday and
and Saturday at Miss Gilmore's.
Remember the fur man will be at
Simon's. store Wednesday. Nov. Is.
Congregational ladies' cake and
flower sale at "HulIs Store" Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Gilbert, Ais North Fifth
street, is confined to her home by ILL
ness.
Don't forget to buy a box of fine
candy at Newton's on the way to the
theater.
Buy your New York apples now and
save money. We have all varieties. e.
b. Hood
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall, All
West Linn street, are parents of a
daughter.
The ladies of the G. l. A. will hold
a rummage sale Saturday, Nov. IA at
119 West Main.
Special fur sale Monday and Tues
day. We take good care of special or
ders. M. F. Andrews.
Mrs Palmer will continue her gift
sale" Saturday at Mrs. l.. c. Abbott's,
South Fifth avenue.
If you want a warm opera coat, go
to Simon's while they last. You get
one at less than wholesale.
You can buy any kind of fur. any
style coat, any price you wish, Mon
day and Tuesday, at NJ. F. Andrews.
The Hull company is putting up a
beautiful new electric sign at it's store,
Main and First streets. Watch for it.
Olson has Il fine variety of apples,
such as Kings, Baldwins, Northern Spy.
Greetings. Jonathan and sweet apples.
Fresh mixed nuts at Is cents per
J,o 81, ,,,fs i1c
almonds, walnuts and filberts at Gull
ley's.
Mr. A. ]. Busby. of the Odeon. was
down from Waterloo Thursday night
to witness the production of Paid i'll
Full"
The Harmony Aid society will give
an exchange at Reynolds & Sheldons,
100 West Main, Saturday afternoon
Nov. a.
Mr.. Tim Murphy and the members
of his Cupid and the Dollar company
arrived in the city this morning from
Mason City.
Oranges, bananas, cranberres, sweet
potatoes, fine eating apples, cooking
apples. celery. all kinds of pickles and
olives. Kendall G. West.
Mesdames H. o. Michaels and Dell
McCord. who have been visiting in Ce-
dar Rapids for few days, returned
home Thursday evening.
Patrons of the Y NJ. c. A. enter
tainment course who have not secured
their season tickets may purchase them
at Henry Pappe's store.
We have received for Saturdays
trade. fresh pineapples, Tokay grapes,
Michigan celery, lettuce, shallots. rad
ishes and rutagabas. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
Imported Bond-ost Swedish cheese),
Canada cream, Edam,
lunch cheese, brick and
New York full cream, is the variety of
cheese kept at Olson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marx, 210 South
First avenue, are the parents of
ten pound daughter, born Thursday
evening. The little miss has been
Gertrude Bernice.
More Of that delicious New York CT
der in. Made from sound, clean apples
and as good as cider can be, and you
know that's pretty good. Bring in
your Jugs. Oppice Fruit company.
Senator Robert M. LaFollette, of
one of Americas greatest
orators, will open the Y. NJ c. A. enter
tainment course at the M. E. church.
next Wednesday evening. Subject:
Representative Government"
Word received to-day from Rochester, /,
Mimi, announces that Miss Cora CAL
loway, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Galloway is recovering nicely from an
operation for throat trouble, which she
underwent Tuesday, at the hospital
there.
The members of the Marshalltown
Manufacturers association will meet
in the offices of Let's Fletcher COM
pany, this evening for a yurely social
gathering. M. G. A. Wrightman, of Des
AIoines, the new secretary of the state
Is to be present.
AT the Searchlight club lecture Tues
lay Of this week, the ladies outdid |
themselves in serving good things and