Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-29
Band fair all week.
DR.. Janss, phyaician and surgeon.

OT. JdHSSs physician dHu Suh6eOA.
See the game Thanksgiving day, 8 p.
m.
Myrtle Assay. nurse. at 4o1 West
Boone.
Latest designs in jewelry. Miller, the
jeweler.
Latest things In photograph mounts
at Browns.
Miss Carrie Olson. of Quarry. visited
in the city Tuesday.
Fresh Boston chips in assorted
f1avors, at Fellner's.
Good goods cheap is why Densel &
Wilbur are doing the business.
Father Fitzgerald spent the day at
the county farm with l.. Quinlan.
Finest line of Thanksgiving confec-
tions at Fellners candy factory.
Odeon matinee tomorrow (Thanks-
giving) 2:SO p. m.-"Jones in Boston"
All kinds of cheese, everything that is
good in that line, for Thanksgiving at
c. j. Hoyt's.
Miss Allie Taylor goes TO Des Moines
tonight to eat Turkey with her sister,
Mrs f. w. Godfrey, and husband.
Ralston entire wheat bread, baked
fresh every day, at Sundell's Cafe and
Bakery. There is none better or more
wholesome.
Mr.. j. j. Collins, former manager for
Clay Clements company, was in town
yesterday in advance of Gus Hills
Vanity Fair" Burlesque Company.
A letter was received Tuesday by the
family of Mr.. H. H. Gregg from Mr..
Harry Gregg, of the U. S. S. New Or
leans. The letter was mailed at Port
Said and in it Mr.. Gregg states that he
has enjoyed the trip so far Immensely.
Mrs. Z. H. Keller, who has been
spending the past six months with rel
atives in Milwaukee and other Wiscon-
sin points and Chicago. arrived home
Tuesday evening on the Colorado spe-
cial Mr. and Mrs. Keller will con-
tinue to reside at the William Sherlock
home.
Mr.. C. j. Stems, of Steamboat Rock,
Stems, arrived in the city Tuesday ev-
ening and will make Marshalltown his
future home, having purchased the
Carlson property at 400 South Fourth
street. Mrs. Storms is sister of Mrs.
j. C. Agan, of this city.
A little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Elgin, of West Nevada street
became lost Tuesday Afternoon and
considerable anxiety was manifested
regarding her whereabouts. as she was
not found after long search. The
fact was reported to officer Clark, who
found the chile at the union station,
where she had been nearly all the time,
PLAYING with her little dog. which had
accompanied her. Train Caller Deuel.
had taken the babe in charge at abou,
5 O'clock, having found that she was
alone.
Mrs. James johnson, Of Belmond
spent Tuesday in the city with hel
daughter, Mrs. James Mahoney, going
in the evening TO Grinnell. where She
will visit over Thanksgiving with hel
! sister. Mrs. G. II. Onthank. Mrs. Ma
honey will go to Algona tonight. where
| she Will make her future home, ant
/ Miss Mahoney will go to Belmond t
remain with her aunt, Mrs. r. G. Hall
until the family becomes settled at Al
coma Mr.. Mahonty will continue
his grain business at kanawha ant
Latimer, but preferred living in Al
COMA.
/ To have looked into the home of Mrs
! Ella Baughman Tuesday evening woul'
i have caused one to wonder what man
ner of gathering was there. Mrs. Har
4 riet Miller and Miss Bea Hartman wer
entertaining the feminine portion Q
| the clerical force of c. j. Hoyt's an
for amusement they We're ''playin
/ school, 1t was exhibition day and eac
4 scholar was required to speak
piece. Mrs l. Moss received the prizs
which was handsomely bound cop
of "Marmion.' and Mrs. r. Staat 70
the BOBBY was presented with an alma
nae. Refreshments We're served by tn
hostesses.
There is nothing more useful, orna
mental or appropriate for a Christina
present than a piece or set of furnitur
. While the stock of d. c. Wilbur is lare
there are few, if any, of the numerot
, articles that would not make some or
glad at Christmas time. The new coucf
es are beauties; desks for either ladi'
: or gentlemen; dining room furnitur
bedroom suits, cobbler seat chair
leather rockers, or a carpet would I
: just the thing for present There
always something pretty in the sho
= window at the Bee Hive furniture d
: partment Select your presents now.