Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-28

Or. Bay. woodbury. block. sSI
Skates sharpsned, 10 cents. Thurbs1,

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Fresh oysters In every style q sun.
dell's D cafe.
See the New Hamilton piano ut Har-
lan's Music House.
Extra strong horehound candy 10 cents
pound at Fellner's.
Friends Oats three packages for !. q
cents. at Adams grocery.
Our store will be closed all day
Thanksgiving. NJ. +. Andrews.
The j. r. Irwin Lumber Company has
pine flooring to sell for $40 a thousand
feet.
Bannatyne & Lay sim insist that
they are selling cloaks at so cents on
the dollar.
Get your cigars at Rails and have
something to be thankful for. Nothing
but the best goods are kept.
Another fine line of Japanese goods
Just received at the Iowa Tea Com-
pany's. They are beauties, too.
A new line of pillar extension and fine
parlor tables Just received. Green trad
ing stamps on all cash purchases. d. G.
Wilbur.
The j. F. irwin Lumber Company
sells Boone, Centerville, Illinois, Jas
per county. Sunday creek, Hooking and
all sizes OF hard coal.
Mrs Charles Taylor Smith, OF Cedar
We're in the city Tuesday night in con-
w. T. DIX. 10, ats,6l
matters pertaining to Alaska, where
ested. DR.. Allen is contemplating max
ing trip to the gold fields next spring.
The chicken pie supper given at the
Christian church TUESDAY evening was
an unqualified success. SO many people
coming that 1t was finally necessary to
turn them away, as everything provid-
ed had been eaten. About $50 swere
cleared The committee having the
supper in charge was composed OF Mes
James f. r. Benedict d. j. Bullock,
Charles Smith and j. NJ. Speer.
The pupils Of Miss Zada Whites room
at the Second ward participated in a
surprise Tuesday evening at which one
of their number, Master Willie Crazy,
was the victim. Master Crary had
reached the first year of his teens Mon
day and some of his fellow pupils ascer-
tanned the fact. Mrs. George E. Crary,
the lad 3 mother, was consulted, and the
party planned. An. enjoyable evening
was spent at the Crazy home 4Os North
Third street, games being played with
all the enjoyment Of youth. Supper was
served by Mrs Crazy
Mr.. NJ. c.. Dakin, of State Center, who
has had the distinction OF owning what
is probably the bespmated and finest
appearing team of driving horses in the
county, disposed of the animals Tues
day to DR.. e. w. Jay. of ST. Anthony.
Who is to move Thursday to Waterloo to
engage in practice. DR.. Jay paid an
even $500 for the horses which is about
500 under what Mr.. Dakin has held
them for some time. The horses are spr-
.rels, perfectly mated and form az stylish
a team az any one could desire. One OF
the animals was formerly owned by Mr..
g. r. speers. of this city, and the other
by g. T. Corbett.
James Carroll Sherman Williams a.
w. Fuller, Beasie Paine and Viola
Clemens. colored, the inmates OF the
South Center street resort that was
rai I'D BY. the police Monday night, were
up before Mayor Pierce late Tuesday
afternoon. The charge against the OUT
fl Was changed from the original infor-
ma ms. alton. and against each wac lodged
the complaint Of being guilty Of disor-
Derby conduct Each pleaded guilty to
this charge and fine OF 500 and costs
was imposed in each case. The fines
were suspended, however. providing the
colored folk would leavesthe city a, once
and return to their native haunts in
Oskaloosa.