Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-25
DR.. Henrlcksen. Kirby block.

Residence, 408 North Center street,
for sale. Inquire at Schobert's store.
Loose diamonds, the rarest in the
city, at George j. Aliens, the jeweler.
A good butcher knife and the best |
pairing knife to be had at Schmidt's
Store.
Frank Long carries six first class
speciality acts. Odeon all next week.
Ten, 20 and 80 cents.
Hopkins trouserings, suiting and
overcoating are right in style, finish |
and weave. See them.
We are still taking orders for nice
dry hard wood. Just the thing for your
air tight furnace. Gregory Brown Coal
Co.
Engineer Joe Storey, of the Central,
and wife, now residents of Oskaloosa,
are parents of a pair of twins. little
girls.
Try red-hot oyster sandwich with a
will like it. AT Sundells Cafe and
Bakery.
Ladies desks and dressing tables, in
bird's-eye maple, golden oak or solid
mahogany, at the Bee Hive furniture
department.
Rev. Q. p. Sonners, pastor of the Ell
dora Baptist church, was in the city
Friday on business connected with the
building of their new church edifice
The stove is a ger orator, our heater.
a radiator and circulator. The Ander-
son heater will double the heating ca
pacity of your stove. Get one and be
comfortable.
Mrs. Charles Young. wife of Engineer
Young, of the Central, who was
brought to her home in this city sick
few days ago, is greatly improved
and is out of danger.
The fall term of the school just west
of the city in Linn township. taught by
Mrs. Harry Reed, closed Friday and
the pupils and patrons Of the school OBJ
served the event by partaking of a big
dinner and listening to a program in
the afternoon.
The scarcity of coal the past six
weeks has caused dealers considerable
anxiety and worry, and customers. too.
nave been apprehensive that they could
not get coal. The l.. Lamb Lumber
Company now has good supply and
can fill all orders promptly.
Now is the time to select your Christ
mas presents, and there is nothing
more useful or appropriate than furni-
ture. IL you want US to we will store
Your present until Christmas eve, but
mo-
before the stock is broken and the rush
begins. ID. c. Wilbur. Bee Hive furni-
tura department.
Mr. Ed S. Cincebeaux received an in
vitation today from Kansas City, kas.,
| issued by MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Gum, an
| nouncing the marriage, on Thursday,
| Nov 80 OF their daughter. Miss Alne-
Ia, to Mr.. Henry w. Kackman, brother
/ If Mrs. Cincebeaux. He Will probably
20 TO Kansas City to attend the we'd
/ ding and viii be accompanied by his
\ wife, who will arrive in this city Mon
1 day morning. Mr.. Cincebeaux will
leave for Peoria in the morning to ac-
i company his wife to this city. Mr.. and
AIRS Cincebeaux have rented suite
Iof rooms at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Nichols, on West Main street.
A small piece of thievery was report
ia in the city this morning from La
Noble, occurring in the family Of grad,
4 ers on the Northwestern working neal
that place William Lawler, one of tbs
graders. is suspected of the theft of /
coat and vest, razor and pair o
spectacles, and a telegram from l.;
Noble this morning asks that he be ar
rested ON suspicion, also that paymen
he stopped on his time check by L. S
Bertrand of the boarding camp, VIII
usually cashes the checks of the men
I3awler was seen here yesterday, blu
!. lcould not be found by Officer Clark thi
! morning He has been arrested her
upon charges of intoxcation severa
times.
Reciprocity has become the keynot
of club life. Not alone is this true !
/. things mental, but in affairs social a
: we'll In accordance with this idea, tn
:. Unity Club entertained this afternoo
!. the Hawthornes and Roundabouts. Tn
: beautiful new home of Mrs. c. ]. Hoy
I. was the scene of the party and it wa
made even more attractive by III
beautiful decorations of palms. smila
!. and yellow and white chrysanthemum
Bound In corn flusks We're the questio
lists handed the guests and all II
e questions We're concerning corn. II
!. prizes were very appropriate. The fir'
e IVES a handsome picture of corn flow
y ers, the second was thermomet'
II mounted on an ear of corn and the w
i boobies We're a popcorn ball and pa
e of tiny shoes for defeat and wa
0. ranted to make corns. a refreshir
u bowl of frappe was in the hall and Il
IL tWo-course luncheon was served
y Mesdames L. s. Peckham, j.
'r Rhoades, n. a Carmean, w. w. Do
al little and 6. L. Andrews. The on
y. guests outside the clubs We're Me
a, DANES F. b. Garvin, III. j. Howe, j.
t Cutten, Of Jefferson City, Mo-; Carr
le ,Jacobs-Bond. of Chicago and Mi
lie Loretta Hamilton, of Ames.
In years past a number of gatherin
NJ of the teachers and the parents of I
Mt children have been held and ha
10 proved very beneficial to all concerne
nj Friday afternoon Miss Zada White.
as the Second ward, sixth grade, I
be ceived the mothers Of her pupils. Il
ie, ladies', about thirty-five in numb
ut We're invited at O'Clock, thus sivi
u them an opportunity to see some Of
1t, regular class work of the school. Aft
IL n N lfYaS al 4