Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-18
Fur lined gloves at stern's.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.
Elegant line of new ties at stern's.
Solid meat oysters, sold only by A. p.


Solid meat oysters sold only by A. e.
Myers.
Gents fancy wool or cotton socks at
Stern's.
Have your shoes shined at the Pan
forum Club.
An elegant line of solid gold brooches.
Miller, the Jeweler.
Swiss, brick, Edam and fancy New
York cheese, at A. e. Myers.
Good time now to select a Christmas
tie or muffler. We have beautiful
line. Stern.
What is prettier or more ornamental
than a rattan rocker? Marion Gard has
a handsome line of them.
Delivery wagon, family horse and
surrey and National cash register for
sale cheap. A. E. Myers.
Holiday goods are arriving at Aliens
jewelry store. Make your selections
now and have them laid away.
Bring on your watches and jewelry
now before the holiday rush and have
them cleaned and repaired. Allen, the
jeweler.
Reynolds Watson & Co. have added
today chicken tomales. boiled cider, |
marmalades, kippered herring and 9TH
er good things.
If you are going to buy enough lum-
Der to build residence. or a few bun |
dies of lath for a chicken coop, see
Kreutzer & Wasem, the lumbermen.
Conductor A. NJ. Rennie, of the Cen
trail, formerly of this city, but now of
Oskalocsa, spent the day in the city on
business. He will return to Oskaloosa
this evening.
Choice wild hay and ground feed by
the ton2or car load at Hammond q |
Benedict's. They have their own mill
and do their own grinding. There is
nothing better on the market
Those leather couches and rockers
have arrived and are now on display at
D. c. Wilbur's. Notice them in the
show window. Those tapestry and
Brussels couches are also something |
extra.
1t moves the air; it makes you COM
Portable. The Anderson heater has no
equal. 1t is at the head. We originate.
1t generates. Five years actual re-
suits. 1t is no experiment. Our heater
attched to a furnace has saved in one
season $50 in fuel.
Our holiday line of cigars, twelve and
twenty-five in boy. will arrive in
about two weeks. There is nNthing
more appropriate for a birthday or hol-
day gift TO Your gentleman friend,
brother or husband than box of these
high grade cigars. We invite all la
dies to call and look at these goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Van Der
Seer & La Sshelle.
Mrs. E. NJ. Singleton and daughter
Marian, who is just a year old today,
have been entertaining at party this
lafternoon Mrs c. c. Cottle and son
William. Mrs H. F. Marsh and son
lCharles Dana, Mrs. C. r. Harper and
son Arno, Mrs. G. Fl. E. Boardman and
/ son Clarence Elderldn. Mrs. G. G. Urine
and daughter Elizabeth, Mrs. p. NJ. Ad-
amson and son Max, Mrs. j. w. Wells
/ and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mrs
| A. l.. Frazier and son George.
| Mrs C. F. Morgan was in Albion Fri
day evening, lecturing before the W.
3IC T. Z. of that place on sMormonism. "
For fifteen years Mrs. Morgan was a
missionary to Utah and therefore she
knows whereof she speaks. Since the
plan to unseat Congressman-elect Rob
erts has been agitated Mrs Morgan has
been called on by the w. G. 7. U. to
/ give. her lecture a number of times. AT
the close petition is circulated, re-
lquesting the unseating of Roberts.
The Centrars business car. Iowa ar
4 rived this morning from the south. hay
ing on board General Superintendent c.
Il w Huntington, Roadmaster NJ. III.
4 Shelley, Trainmaster l.. r. Kerwin and
General Solicitor G.. w. Sewers. Messrs
Huntington and Shelley are home from
a trip of several days over the eastern
and Illinois divisions. Mr.. kerwin ac-
: companied the party from Oskaloosa
north and spent the day in the city or
business. MIR. Sewers went to Cedar
; Rapids to look after company matters
Not a club in town enjoys better
4 times than does the j. T. c. Club, com
r posed of young school girls, who NEE
together for pleasant evening. Fri
day night they were entertained b,
Miss Ida Shove and spent the hour
: with games and dancing, after which
refreshments We're served. Feeling tina
. every Well organized society Shout,
q boast of an exchequer. the office o
7 treasurer was added to the list and tn
e hostess of the evening was elected t
] that position.
r The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Sa
V tia was held Friday Afternoon from tn
: Globe hotel, and was very largely at
tended The members of Electric Lodge
No. 331, r. D., of which the decease
h was a member attended in body
a Several beautiful floral pieces wer
c given as the offerings of friends. in
y Guiding one from the Rebekahs, anoth
T er from the l.. o. L. NJ, of which Mr.:
e c. w. Hutson is member. and thirt
IS a large pillow, from the deceased's chill
Il dren. The interment occurred at Riv
a erside, beside the remains of the de
II ceased,s husband and her parents.
: The police We're Informed yesterda
!. of case of smuggling that occurred !
= the south part of town. The name G
:, the victim is not known, as he was to
:, much under the influence of liquor
give it. The man was found by Jane
. Winters lying near the old Hawkey
oil mills on South Third avenue. II