Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-28
DR.. Henrlcksen, Kirby block.

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Fine Thanksgiving turkeys, dressed,
II cents per pound at Hoyt's market.
Don't go to Mrs. Morrilrs unless you
want the best winter hat for the least
money.
Fruits of all kinds, including Malaga
grapes, oranges and bananas at A. e.
Myers.
Building operations continue, regard
less of the fact that the first of Decem-
Der is at hand.
Angora yarns in pink. light blue,
brown. cardinal, grey and white. Hoyt's
Store.
Nice new figs and dates sweetest or
anges, fancy grapes and pears and the
best candies at Adams grocery.
Coal will be scarce for some time to
come. Order of the Lamb Lumber Com
pany while they have a good supply
Miss Kate Rogers has accepted po-
sition with the Acme Life Insurance
Company, vice Mrs. May Chapman. re-
signed.
Ralston entire wheat bread. baked
fresh every day, at Sundell's Cafe and
Bakery. There is none better or more
Mrs. Richard Wright returned today
from Knoxville, where she has been for
two weeks conducting series of reviv-
al meetings for the colored Methodists.
Mrs. Tevilla Stivers. nurse. has just
returned from a two months Vacation
and is now ready for work in her line.
Address or call at 5l4 North Third
street.
Harry Howard, of the high school.
who had his left hip injured Saturday
in a practice game at the fair grounds,
was able this afternoon to be taken to
school in a carriage, to take his exam
nations. Howard has been substitute
on the first team this season and has
been playing regularly With the second
team.
Mrs. j. II. Powers and children, Cecil
and Arnold, whose home has been in
State Center, returned this morning
from Jenkins MINI. Mr.. Powers had
been there some time and the family
had expected to make that their home.
but not finding the country to their
liking they have returned to their for
mer home.
What 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 Schobert's.
Acting General Manager Tittemore,
of the Central. left for Chicago Mon
Miss Margaret, and left this morning
for New York. accompanied also by
Vice President and Treasurer George
r. Morse, who has been here on few
days' tour of inspection MIR. Wttemore
and sister viii remain in New York for
about three weeks. the latter visiting
friends While Mr.. Tittemore looks after
business matters
Superintendent Morrissey has handed
ship school house controversy, sustain-
ing the decision of the board of direc-
tors in refusing To locate the school
house in the town of Bromley. IT will
be remembered that certain residents
OF the township petitioned the board to
remove the district school from the
center of the township into the town,
bn the claim that Bromley was the
center of population of the district.
The board refused and an appeal was
taken to the superintendent, who heard
the evidence last Friday.
The home of Mrs. John b. Simmons
was very bright and attractive this af
ternoon to the ladies who were hidden
to a reception there from TO s. One
hundred and forty invitations had been
issued and with but few exceptions that
many called. Potted plants and chrys-
anthemums decorated the rooms. Mrs.
w w Shannon invited the ladies to the
dining room and Mrs. ID. S. Nancy
presented the favors. which were tiny
flags Mrs r.. L. Sears, assisted by
Misses May WATSON and Mary Welles,
served the ices and in the library Mrs.
Payne poured the coffee, Miss nellie
Wilton assisting Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons will entertain
about seventy guests at cinch.
Last evenings oskaloosa Herald;
Iowa Central passenger No. south
bound last evening ran over and Sc
verely, and it may be, fatally injured q
man named Marshall Sherburne, abou,
1.30 O'clock at the railroad crossing
south of the West Center school hoAse
north of the city. The man was stand
! ing at the side of the track and STATED
that the train made so little noise as il
was approaching and that there was NJ
| alarm for the crossing by bell oil
whistle and that the engine was upor
MIN before he had time to get away. HI
| was Knocked down and the wheel:
| passed over the left leg between thu
knee and the ankle and the right ankle
4 The man was brought to the city b!
| some friends who were with him"
| Manager Clyde Morse. of the Mar
shalltown Athletic Association foot bal
eleven, is working hard to secure ;
crowd from this city for the Eldor;
game at the latter place Thursday, ant
the prospects are that several from thi
| city will attend. The Eldora boys ar
going to make the day one of grea
pleasure, and have engaged the Indus
| trial school band TO be in attendance
Considerable speculation is being in