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

LII lsti 50 7 dSssoi tllieiil eoi pouIlIS III
the city al the White Market. Chickens
only s cents q pound all this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Trautmann,
&C. West Main street, Friday at 2
o'clock.
Fine assortment OF jackstraws, cream
patties, chocolates, bonbons, taffies, nut
candies. etc, for Thanksgiving at Fell
ner's.
The Fisher Governor Company man
agement today made their large force Of
employees happy by presenting each with
q Thanksgiving turkey.
Tie postefEce force Will observe the
usual holiday hours tomorrow. There.
viii be one general delivery IN the morn.
rig and the carriers windows Will be
.opsn from $3.50 10 1920 a. m.
Reynolds, Watson & Co, have for
Thanksgiving day morning celery, oys-.
ters. nuts, apples, oranges. lemons and
20 full line of choice groceries. Open for
q few hours in the morning only.
Undoubtedly the best game Of foot.
bib alayed in Marshalltown for years
oc ~ tomorrow at F'inkie's Park be-
tween Masshalltown and Belle Plains.
Marshalltown VIII have the best team
she ever had.
The Hennis-N orthWestern suit went
thru the argumeRtative stages today
and Wis given TO the jury at.s3s O'clock
silia afternoon. Court Will adjourn this
aiyening until Friday. on account of
Thanksgiving.
The remains Of the late S. "A. Emery.
viii pass thru tbs city at o'clock
e Thursday, en- route TO Liscomb from
Beaumont, Texas. Internaent VIII be in
the I -is''aoillb cemetery ard there will be
slort services at the grave.
The Everett is the only high-grade
piano ever sold in the city. Our COM
petitors will try and sell you something
Just5as good at less money, but remem-
Der there is nearly 800 difference IN
prcies. Sold by Harlan.s Music House.
We will forfeit s25 to any charitable
society in the city If 1t can be proven by
expert testing that our line Of teas, cof.
fees and spices can be equaled in flavor
strength, purity and price. The above
offer is open to any store in Marshall
town town Iowa Tea Company, opposite
postofice.
Mr.. Charles Keating. of Des Nroines,
a son-lr-law of Mrs. James Cromlbie Of
this city. was in the city Tuesday ev-
enlng, en- route home from Belle Plaine.
where he had been to attend the funeral
of his brother. John E. Heating, who
suicidea by shooting in Oskaloosa last
Saturday night
Mr.. a. J. Crumley, of Carroll, formerly
a conductor on the Iowa Central but
NOV yardmaster for the C. & N. w. at
Carroll, was in the city today, having
ACCOMPANIED here his little son Harold,
who left on the morning Grain for Peoria
to spend Thanksgiving with his grand
mother, Mrs. White. Mr.. Crumley Is
well pleased with his new position.
Postmaster z. G. Swift. Mayor A. G.
McReynolds. j. w. Carney. W. Il
sedgwiclS, IL. L. Clark, August .Re;men-
schneider, w. H. Whitehil, Henry Keu-
mckee. NJ. NJ. Palmer, T.. b. Goodrich
and NJ. C. nakin, all of State Center.
We're in the city Tuesday as witnesses
fol the state and defense in. the case of
Henry Hennis vs. the Chicago & North
western railway.
Ed Pursel, George Millen and William
Koontz, a railroad laborer, old soldier
and farm hand, respectively, were be-
fore Justice Burritt this morning. hav-
ing been arrested by the police Tues
day afternoon and evening Pursel paid
the costs and the other two were com
mitted to Jail for five days Koontz,s
sentence was for work but Millen is
not physically able to perform manual
labor.
Mrs. Grace Thornburg- and
httle son Burton, Of Albany. N. Y.
were in the city Tuesday night as
guests at the j. G. Van Ornan home.
being onstheir way to Albany from Os-
kaloosa, where Mrs. McMahon has been
visiting her parents. Mys. McMahon is
cousin OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shannon,
until recently Of this city, and Mr..
Shannon and Mr.. Mcmahon are now
engaged In the restaurant business IN