Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-24

seases of women, Library building.
Stylish hats always attract attention,
especially those sold by Mrs. Morrill,.
Ladies, remember the opening Mon
day night at the Odeon. Frank Long.
Mems all wool fleece lined underwear,
best in town, at so cents at Stern's.
Family horse and surrey and National
cash register for sale cheap. A. +. My
ers.
We have a fine line of childrens long
coats from to u years. Lee & Bene-
diet.
Plenty of fancy china for Christmas
presents, very cheap at the Racket
Store.
Balls poultry dressing. fine season
ing for your turkey or chicken, at "A. E.
Myers.
Seven dollars and ninety-eight cents
buys one of our $12.50, SIS and SIS suits. |
Boston Store.
Attend the sale of trimmed hats Sat
urday-from SO to $3.50 saved for you.
Hoyts Department Store.
Heavy winter underwear at Farrand
& Chords. We will convince you of its
superiority if you will call at our store.
Try a red-hot oyster sandwich with a
cup of fine Mocha and Java coffee. You
viii like it. AT sundell's Cafe and
Bakery.
Dewey gave away the home presented
him by the people, but Flitton never
gave away the secret of taking dirt
from laundry work.
Dress trimmings in all over laces in
ecru and black, fancy silk and val. all
overs, braids. jet, steel and pearl passe-
menteries, etc, at Newcomers.
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange
are prepared to serve dainty suppers
and lunches. with due notice, to clubs
or companies at their rooms over 1l2
West Main.
Mr.. Charles Bosworth left this morn
ling for North Dakota. where he viii
4 spend week or two prospecting with
! a view of buying land and removing to
that state
Reynolds, Watson & Co offer for.
Thanksgiving week mince meat,
Iraisins, citron. apples. cocoanut, choco-
Hate and a complete line of canned
goods at &c West Main.
4 Lecture by G. W. Stewart, of Spring
field. Mo. in spirituahsts han, over No.
ls East State street, both morning and
5levening a usual hour. Sunday, Noyem-
Der %. All are welcome. Tests in the
tevening by Eva Mccoy.
4 The case of larceny against Mrs.
Laura Crellin, brought by Mrs. Julia
4 Rudell few days ago, was dismissed
from Justice Burritt's court Thursday
A afternoon on account of the non-ap-
pearance of the prosecuting witness
Father Thomas Fitzgerald of St.
Mary's church, was in Eldora over
night, where he attended Father Lam
berts mission, in progress in st.
Mary's church of that city, this week
Father Fitzgerald was guest of Fa-
Their p. Smith while in E,ldora
III
The bracing air of today suggests a
/, heavy overcoat. We have anticipated
your wants and bought large stock
If you have time to study the various
{ claims made by competing houses pitci
. in and enjoy yourself, but if you ar,
g out for good clothing, the real thing
e lcome and see US. Farrand & Clifford.
The cinch club composed of the tray
6 cling mems wives. and called the y. G
!, o., was entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. f. l.. Mckain. Mrs. c. S
Blair, who was invited as a CUES,
joined the club. The other guests wer
Mrs. A. b. Conway, Mrs. John Bel
IS Mrs. j. n. Shockney, of Indianapoli.
e and Miss nellie Whitton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moran and children
- of Elgin, ILL.,, who have been in the cit
:. for few days visiting with Mr. MOI
1t ans sister, Mrs. A. S. Richards, lei
3 Thursday evening, via the Central, fc
is Los Angeles. Cal, where they Will
a. the future reside. Mrs. Moran and til
f. children have spent the entire summe
in Iowa, and were here FOR a visit
several weeks a month or so ago.
ne part Of their time has also been spei
p. with I1ldora and Grundy Center rel;
> tives.
an Mrs. David Catlow and daughte
Miss Amy, of Albion, arrived in the eli
at midnight Thursday from the Yves
e where they have been enjoying the pa
We four months Their principal stay WI
n in Clark s Fork, Idaho, with Mr.. S.
b and Mics Ida Catlow, son and daug
a. ter of Mrs. Catlow. They also visit,
in Palmer, Wash, with Mr. S. r. Ca
low, and in Spokane, Wash, with NJ
- j. NJ. Smith, brother of Mrs. Catlo
,ie They returned to their home in Albi
=. this morning.
ad Mr.. and Mrs C. j. Lander We're he
n and hostess Thursday evening to t
Hawthorne Club. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Meeker were welcomed to these soc
M gatherings, Mrs. Meeker having be
~ voted into the club at a recent meetir
DIV Mrs. A. G.. Click and Mrs. F. b. Ne
IRE conner assisted in. serving. The clul
es' guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.. Gs
icy vim, Mesdames j. w. Rhoads, N.
Carmean. NJ. NJ. Ackert and j. III. G,
.ht ten, of Jefferson City, Mo-, Miss Su
ch. Dakin, of State Center, and Mr.. Euge
ter Binford.
ny. We originate others try to imita
on We have the only heater that will 81
or cessfully utilize the waste heat from
4. soft coal stove or furnace. 1t creates
rsa circulation, takes the cold air from
sar floor We have had them working
aas five years. attached to soft coal STOW
49,, and never taken down to clean dur
~ apv caaSop yyhen 1T xyaS necessary