Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04

EdT lIlullS III it-dppea IoIOS.
Dr. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Window glass. H. c. sieg, druggist.
Apron sale at the Boston Store this
week.
Genuine all wool chinchilla ulsters at
Pappe Bros.
Three dollar ladies Queen quality
fine shoes at Trautmann's.
An elegant line of ladies' and gents
watches. Miller. the jeweler.
II. Il. simkins was called to LeGrand
and Quarry today on professional bust
ness.
The country roads are frozen solid,
and are almost as rough as a Klondike
trail.
Storm doors and windows made to-
order and put on by Kurtz Bros Leave
I Your order now.
| \ leather couch or rocker would make
an appropriate Christmas present. -.
c. Wilbur sells them.
Ladies' outing gowns in plain and
coors also fancy stripes, made well
and of good outings. at Newcomers.
1 The mayor disposed of three cases in
his court this morning. Jim Smith and
Dick Carroll, strangers and r. Brott.
settled for intoxication
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hills, who have
| been in the o!sy@,an days. during which
time Mr.. Hills has been looking after
business matters, left this morning for
Boone.
tral, left Sunday evening for Kansas
lCity, where he will remain few days
ion business. Engineer Rogers has been
working out of Belmond on the extern
4 sion work, which was completed Sat
urday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
/ will hold a fair in the church parlors
4 Thursday afternoon and evening, Dec.
\ eth. Will have all kinds of fancy work,
/ bread. cakes and candy for sale. In the
evening Will have a short musical pro-
gram and social. Everybody cordially
invited
Our friends are the people who want
4 something nice and for them we have
j.
tors, breastpins and fancy jewelry of
All kinds. that has never been equallsd
in Marshalltown. These goods are new
4 and original aud fresh from the fac
tory. VIM. Hellbers.
Mrs. Graham j. Smith had as her
guest over Sunday Miss Jessie Porter
Of Des Moines. who arrived Saturday
evening from Toledo. Mrs. Smith. With
her husband who represents the New
York Life Insurance Company, has but
q recently moved to the city and has
apartments at the William Sherlock
y home.
Rev L. S Sucker. of Chicago, tho
Il chapel car evangelist, accompanied
by Professor p. O. l'ugh, Of the Moody
tIInstitute, arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Chicago and began theii
Weeks evanselistic services in the Isap-
j, #tis church sunday nr,rning. Tns
4 meetings bid fair to accomplish a great
deal OF good.
Word from Montezuna announce:
I that Mrs. Harry Du I'ois. formerly
Miss Hattie Warren. of this city. VIII,
has been very i'll at her home. is i'm
j Mrs. Du Bois ailnentsis peritonitis, III
n stead Of typhoid fsver as reported
J. Her mother. Mrs G. f. Warren of thi
9 city, is at her bedside.
! Mr.. F. G. LettsA of Chicago. is in tn
city for the purpose Of meeting repre-
sentatives from the different houses i
: which the Letts-E'letcher Company j
Il Interested. Messrs. A. +. and III. i
Z Spencer. of Oska!oosa, and Mr.. Georg
81, p Smith, of Mason City, Will be her
i this evening. The party Will be enter
~ tanned by Manager III. f.. Sloan of tn
Il local house, at a 6 o'clock dinner.
y At noon Saturday the finishin
touches We're given the work of Gradin
N on the Iowa Central & Westerns es
ii tension of the Belmond branch and tn
is handful Of graders stationed al Algon
tt We're dismissed for the winter. Men
le befs of the crews Of the different wor
e trains out of Relmond We're assgne
Il, TO other duties ard now it may sno
M or do any old thing as far as the Ger
trail is concerned.
in a family reunion was held saturda
NJ evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
IN James Andrews, just west of the cit
To y substantial supper was served. III
ne relatives present were Mr.. and Mr.
lY Wilson, parents of Mrs. Andrews: NJ
~ and Mrs. Al Wilson ana airs. Miller,
at Cherokee; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brow
he Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans and NJ
Bert Wilson. other guests We're Nj,
w. II. Reed and Misses Leta Weather
70 and Edna Wildman.