Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-29

small quantities at Reynolds, Watson &
Co.'s.
New line of fine dressing cases just
in at Densel & Wilburs, South Center
street.
Choice country butter 20 cents per
pound. Idso & walhau, North First
avenue.
Editor Lon H. Boydston. of the Mon
tezuma Democrat, spent the day in the
city on business.
A plain tale truthfully told. The win
ter hats sold by Mrs. Morrill, are ire
sistably stunning.
Why is the Emerson piano like dia-
mond? Because everybody likes them.
Tuffree Music House
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Fish, of North
Second street, are parents of a daugh-
ter, born to them this morning.
A nice. line of high grade cigars put
up in small boxes for Christmas pres
ents at sundell's Cafe and Restaurant.
General Travelling Freight Agent Guy
Talbot. of the Central. went to Chicago
Tuesday night to look after company
matters.
Mr. ID. Philip Phillips, formerly bust
ness agent Tor Walker Whiteside, is in
the city today representing the "A
Guilty Mother Company
If You want estimates on mill work,
or storm doors or windows put on. tele-
phone Kurtz Bros They are prepared
TODD the work on short notice.
made mtnce meat, the best. at
Hoyt's market. If You have no mince.
| pie fer tomorrow you may have if you
| viii order mince meat Of G. j. Hoyt.
Come TO US for Christmas goods We
will save you money on all purchases,
and then You will see the largest and
most stylish line Of goods to be found
in the city. Densel < Wilbur.
For Christmas presents there is moth
beautiful rockers at Densel & Wilbur's.
over 100 patterns to select from. We
1 will save you money. on every purchase.
DR.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Wilson. and little
daughter Maud Will leave tonight en-
the overland limited for San Francisco
and Los Angeles, where they VIII spend
the winter, returning home about Feb
ruary /.
The meeting of the Souvenir cinch
L. Smelling Tuesday evening was a
number of the club members being
present.
Thousands Of dollars saved each year
by the Anderson heaters now in use
They are sold now in ten differen
states. Write for terms and agency
Anderson Heater Company, Marshall
town, Ia.
Miss Cora Ginder, daughter of Mrs
George Ginder, is i'll at the home of he
mother, No. 5o7 East Linn street, witt
tuberculosis of the bowels, and her if
has been despaired of and her death i
expected at almost any moment.
The Royal Neighbors will give
; Thanksgiving entertainment in the *
, of p. hall Thursday evening, Nov SO
at s O'Clock. A literary program vii
, be rendered and refreshments served
Admission 10 cents. Everybody vel
come.
} The weather prophets, and they ar
right most of the time, predict an un
usually severe winter when it does Sc
, it. and you should be provided with coal
The Lamb Lumber Company has al
kinds and can supply you on short no
tice.
Mr.. Alfred W. Waddell of Melbourne
and Miss Minnie f. Boyle, of the sam
place. We're married al the parsonage o
I Trinity Evangelical church Tuesday af
ternoon, Rev. w. q. McCrea officiating
The bride was formerly resident o
this city.
Mrs. o. Bunker, of New Providence
! spent the day in the city as the guest O
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pemberton, bein
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. job
Beeson, of Ironton, Wis, who has bee
I visiting at New Providence, and is t
! leave this evening for Denver to resid,
! Four of the tough tramps sentence
7 to work on the rock pile went on
! strike this morning and refused to leav
: their cells in the Jail. Sheriff McPhe,
son placed them in the solitary and wi
= keep them there for ten days on a brea
and water diet provided they do not r.
lent and pound rock
officer Clark arrested a drunke
stranger at the depot this morning upc
complaint Of C. P. Cook. The man ha
= taken upon himself the responsibility
ordering three breakfasts, one for hin
self and two for accompanying friend
and after they had been eaten refuse
\, to pay for them, at the same time brai
II ging that he had-money. He was locke
up in the Third avenue station.