Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-22
Optical goods at Hellberg's.

Fresh oyster, IN every style at Sun.
dell's cafe.
Mrs. "A. G. Fry. NJ. d. obstetrics.
diseases OF women and children.
The choicest imported and domestic
cigars you will find at Dell Rails.
After the theater go to Gifford's for
oysters. They put them up right.
Pratt's Poultry Food is the thing for
your chickens. Hammond & Benedict.
The largest, best and purest assert
ment of candies can be found at Fell
ner's candy factory.
Don't miss getting a pretty souvenir
With each so cent purchase at Sinclair's
Saturday; also coupons.
You can save from 10 to 30 per cent
on winter shoes at the Economy, 104I
West Main. G. NJ. futile.
Now is the time to place your Christ
mas orders for photographs with j. NJ.
Stonestreet, 21011s East Main street,
Marshalltown.
To keep from being constant con-
tributor to doctors and drug stores wear
good, warm underwear. The advice is
free. Farrand & Clifford
The Central has a large force Of work
men employed in the yards raising the
main lines and switches. The tracks are
to be placed elk inches higher.
Bring your horses, wagons, sleds.
household goods or in fact anything to
No. 90 North First avenue, Auction
every Saturday. G. o. Frazer, auction
eer
An elegant line of sterling silver nov
elites just received. See them and get
prices. Trading stamps with all cash
purchases and work. Miller, the jew
eler.
With the great revival in trade THAI
our republican friends have promised
u.s. Christmas should be a glorious
time this Year. Hellberg has livestock
to show YOU.
The dispatches from Davenport today,
where the State Firemen's Association
meeting is being held, tells of the re-
election of Mr. j. H. Johnston, Of this
city. to the surerss,Ip.
Union, We're in the city Wednesday ev-
ening in attendance at the performance
of - Way Down East and were thu
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Law
renee.
Gus Wahlherg, of this city, who has
been in Des Moines taking a gold cure
treatment, returned home Wednesday,.
1t Is thought that the case against
Henry Mack for assaulting Wahlberg a
few months ago will be prosecuted.
Mr.. Will Arson son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturgis Arson, who has been in Chicago
for the past two years in the employ.
of his cousin. Capt. Ada c. Arson, ar
rived home Wednesday and will remain
until the first of next week, when he ex-
poets to go on the road for a coal con-
Germ.
Mrs. Fred Galloway, of Liscomb.
spent Wednesday in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway,
her husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Galloway are to remove to MARSHALL
town in about a week, Mr.. Galloway
and his father having purchased Gus
Higgins feed yard on South Center
street
On account of the Ernest Seton
Thompson lecture at Grinnell8on Nov. 8
the Iowa Central railway will Sell tick
cts from Marshalltown to Grinnell and
return at the rate of so cents for the
round thip. Tickets to be sold for train
No. 2 leaving Marshalltown at $40 o.
m. and limited to return not later than
No. !, leaving Grinnell at $40 a. M on
Nov. "a.
Sheriff Garner, Of Boone county, tele-
phoned City Marshal Jones last night
asking if he had seen anything Of one
Fred Peyton, who was thought to have
been en- en- route east on pony. Pey-
ton is wanted at Boone for stealing a
black fur overcoat and saddle. City
Marshal Jones made the rounds of ali!
the livery barns and feed stables of tbs.
Icity and found that Peyton had been
!. here all of last Friday, but had left Fri
day evening for the east.
| From present indications anticipate
/ the heaviest holiday patronage in many
wears and would urge all those wishing
lsChristmas photographs to place their
orders early, thus giving me an opportu-
/ nifty to finish the work in first-class
style. And bear this in mind: just as
/ fine negatives can be made in cloudy as
| in fair weather. Am showing many
/ new and tasty mounts and all the new
4 designs in fancy ovals, group combina-
/ tions. etc. Do not delay, but come now
Thee A. Brown.
Mrs Nick Miller invited the mem bers
sof the board of directors Of the Railwa,
Y. NJ. G. "A. to her home "Wednesday
evening to enjoy 6 o'clock dinner The
Invitations were extended on account o.
1.-The fact that the day was the thirty.
eighth anniversary Of Mr.. Miller, wht
liz also a member of the board. The
1 guests were not informed that thu
meeting was an anniversary affair un
I'll they We're ready to depart, when Mr.
Miller received the congratulations ant
good wishes Of his fellow board mem.
bers.
II there is one thing more than an,
1 other that the whole family is inter,
ested in 1t is good bread. Poor bread Ii
4 productive Of frowns, but there is no oc.
casion for it If you use the Bannel
flour. manufactured by Hammond &
Son at LeGrand, and sold both at Til,
mill and by Hammond & Benedict ii
this CITY, It is equally as good as an!
/ brand on the market. makes as mucl
4 bread and is manufactured from TIL,
Il best of wheat You NAV be used To 9th