Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-27
X. o. T. M. band fair all week.

White aprons for nurses. Archie
Parker.
Latest things in photograph mounts
at Browns.
Finest fruits, nuts. candies ETC., at
Adams grocery.
Twenty styles of wool waists from
40 to s2.9S. Boston Store.
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We can show you some genuine bar
gains in diamonds. VIM. Hellberg.
The Frank E. Long Company arrived
in the city Sunday night from the
west.
Pattern cloths with napkins to match
cheaper than by the yard at the Bos-
ton Store.
Why is the Emerson piano like dia-
mond? Because everybody likes them.
Tuffree Music House.
If you want your family to greet you
in the morning with smile take home
a sack of Benson buckwheat.
Coal is a scarce article just now, but
the Lamb Lumber Company has good
supply. Telephone your orders.
Mrs. j. Draper and Mrs. F. G. Collins,
of Albion, spent Saturday in the city in
attendance at the Bangor quarterly
meeting of Friends.
Arthur Wall has a very complete
stock of suitings and oyercoatings to
select your winter wear from. There
is time yet to have a suit made for
THANKSGIVING.
We have on the second floor several
steel ranges, wood and soft coal heat
ers. We will make very low prices to
make room for our immense stock of
holiday goods to arrive. Bee Hive De-
partment Store.
See our line of pictures, picture
frames and mouldings. Frames of all
kinds photos. etchings, water colors.
oil paintings. Bring your pictures now
Don't wait until the last week before
Christmas to have them framed. c..
ID. Lusby & Co., SO West Main street.
Everybody will need coal this winter
but the question is can they get it
when they want it? If your orders are
given to the l.. Lamb Lumber Com
pany now they will be filled promptly
as they have large supply just now.
Prudent people Will buy their coal now
and of the Lamb Lumber Company.
Officer Clark arrested William Law
Ter. of the Northwestern grader
gang at LaMoille who was wanted
at that place for theft. He will
be held until the town authorities are
ready To prosecute. Ii has been learned
that LAWYER shipped his stolen goods to
Chicago. sending them by express from
LaMoille. 1t is thought he expected to
follow on a night train Saturday.
What a man says about his mark
down prices is very important. But
what satisfied buyers say is more inn
portant still, and customers the past
week who have taken advantage of the
great mark-down sale of dry goods
cloaks, fur goods. underwear, hosiery
etc, are satisfied and pronounce it the
best money saver for years. You are
invited to call at Sehobert's.
Miss Louise Marlowe. who has been
in the city for the past month. left for
her home in Quincy. H.. this morning.
Miss Marlowe was maid of honor at the
Lawrence Black wedding last Wednes-
day evening. and Saturday night as a
farewell honor to her Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Lawrence entertained the bridal
party A delightfully."- informal evening
WAS spent and a chatting dish supper
was served.
Only one night out 10 Florida via the
popular Monsn. Leaving Chicago al
ll;45 a. m. you arrive at Jacksonville
Il ~.
Monon has four daily trains to Cinein-
natl and two to Louisville. For illus
trated booklet Ten Routes to the
South" folders. rates, etc. address S.
| b. Jones, c. F. Agent. 3D. Clark street,
Ichieago or l.. L. Sessions, y. W. Pass.
Agt, Minneapolis, Mimi
1 Duplicate Whist is a game not often
played in Marshalltown and its novel
/ ty has made it interesting. Saturday
evening Mr.. j. r. Woodbury. and
daughter Miss Mabel Woodbury., en-
tertaned a. few guests at that game
/ The affair was in honor of Mrs Carrie
/ Jacobs Bond, who is to leave for hel
nome in Chicago tomorrow. after ar
extended stay here. After an hour Of
so spent in playing Miss Woodbury.
served dainty luncheon.
Mr.. C. H. Wagner, OF Davenport, FOR
merry proprietor of the fremont Hote
of this city. spent Saturday here OF
business. for the express purpose of OBJ
tanning a settlement with G. w. vii
4 son, late proprietor of the hosiery. MIR
Il Wagner says the settlement was mad
4 satisfactorily. Mr.. Wagner says that i
is barely possible that he may conclud
10 again take charge of the fremont
providing the building is remodeled ant
Improved TO his satisfaction.
a sequel to the f. T. Radloff case re
Gently tried in the district court, il
which Radloff was acquitted of
charge of gambling, occurred Saturda.
evening on the streets of this city
Milo Doud, Of Timber Creek. was on
of the complaining witnesses, and tn
men met on the street and quarre
ensued Before they came to blows tn
police gathered them in. Mayor Pierc
fined both $50 for disturbing the peace
Radloff settled. but Doud appealed hi
case to the district court.
The members of the. Marshalltow
bar have been summoned to appear o
certain date and make showing a
to the size of their appetites. Uniqu
Invitations have been issued to tn
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