Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-17
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The City in Brief

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Sweet oranges at Culley's.
Gillette safety razors at Hulrs.
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Gillette safety razors at Hulrs.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath 800 w. Main
Buy your Christmas candies a
Wachter's.
The finest assortment of christina
candies at Will Miller's.
A good pair of spectacles for 81 a
Alexander Drug company.
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Be sure and attend our special Skin
sale tomorrow. L. r. Lay.
Mr.. F. r. Ensminger, Of Gilman
spent the day in the city.
An elegant line of shaving sets at tn,
Alexander Drug companys.
See Aliens fine line of set. signet and
plain rings, before purchasing.
Several hats left at SOS. Balance
to go at 81 and $3.50. Miss Ott.
Embossed lib. candy boxes only 5
cents each, at Culley's. See the line.
One of our kid glove certificates
makes an acceptable gift. Z r.. Lay.
Christmas post cards with your photo
on them. &c each. Bowen's studio, IA
| West Main street
] Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Johnson, 2o2 Est
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! A complete line of ladies' and gem
ltlemen's umbrellas with detachable
handles, at Aliens.
| A Christmas entertainment at st.
Mary's hall Friday. Dec. Is, at 7:45
p. M. Admission 20 cents.
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| Come and spend the evening at the
Victoria. No more healtllful exercise
known. Lady skaters admitted free.
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Those Is cents per pound mixed nuts
at Culley's are all new. Also new
California walnuts, at Is and 20 cents
per pound.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Greene, who
have been spending several days at the
corn exposition in Omaha, returned
home Wednesday night.
Messrs. w. l.. Busby, of Quincy, ILL.,,
and A. j. Busby, of Waterloo, spent
last night and this morning in the city,
going to Waterloo this afternoon.
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Moore's Non-leakable fountain pens.
Riders Perfection fountain pen and
Laughlin's self filler fountain pens from
S1.25 to ST each, at Alexander Drug
company's.
Mr. George Alexander, a former well
known Iowa Central conductor. who
formerly lived in this city, but who is
now in business in Abba, spent the
day in the city on business.
Boys between the ages Of 10 and is
may enter the contest for the prizes
as explained elsewhere in this paper.
The contest will end Dec. 81. Three
good prizes besides smaller ones. Will
Miller.
George Turner, of Turner, the wrest-
Ter who is matched to meet the In
dian wrestler. War Eagle, at the Odeon
theater, tonight arrived in the city
this morning. War Eagle has been in
town for several days.
Secretary Jerry S. Green, of the
Home Guards of the World, of this
city, who has been in Idaho for sew
eral weeks establishing branches of
the order, returned home Wednesday
night. The order received a charter to
do business in Idaho only few weeks |
ago.
large number. of boys have entered
the contest for the prizes to be given
by Will Miller, the grocer, for his pre-
MUM coffee. The contest will end Dec.
81. 1t is not too late to enter Every
boy who sells ten orders gets a cup and
saucer. The three selling the most or
ders get the three rifles.
George w. Bousum, of this city, who
was adjudged insane and sent to IN
on June 8, 1907, was pa
'oled by the state board of control
;oday by Clerk of Courts II. C. Louns-
berry. Bousum was paroled on the APP
olication Of his wife, Mrs. Laura Bou-
sum, into whose care he is intrusted.
M. A. Hauser, of Albion, who has
'een attending the corn exposition In
omaha, returned home this morning.
dr. Hauser leaves tonight for Hedrick,
where he will speak on the selection
md testing of seed corn before the
institute Friday. Mr. Hauser
will deliver a similar address at the
institute in Ottumwa on Sat-
rday.
Miles Kelleher, the Iowa Central
assenger engineer who was seriously !
INJURED several months ago, when the :
ide rod of his engine flew off and !,
rashed into the cab, has improved so :
luch that he is able to get out OF :
oors with the aid Of crutch and :
ane. The fracture Of his knee cap )
as not, however, knit entirely to-
ether.
A wire of the city's electric light C
ysten became crossed with the fire b
larm system at about 10 o'clock We'd t