Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Golf gloves at Newcomers.
Kuymiss at Mcbride & Willis.
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Dr.. Bryant, Owe 16 West Main.
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George j. Allen. scientific optioian.
Beautiful rings always at Hellberg's.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
dell's cafe.
sugared walnut dates. Reynolds,
Watson & Co.
Our store will be closed at $50 to-
night. Nj. +. Andrews.
Extra strong %horehound candy only
10 cents a pound at Fellner's.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics,
diseases of women and children.
After the theater go to Chords for
oysters. They put them up right.
Ladies' pocketbooks at Aliens. the
jeweler.
You may have your shoes shined and
enjoy a good smoke at Rails tailoring
parlors.
Battenburg patterns, braids in fine
and coarse. rugs in fine and coarse. ETC.,
at Newcomers.
Miss Genie Wolcott's classes in china
painting and water colors Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
Now is the time to fix up FOR the vim
ter. We have got what you want. j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
GaHs&rH -5HAMHGEEM
A. A. Moore wants to close u before
snow falls a lot of Pinch plank and.
ssudding at $40 Come quick.
Prices knocked out at Hoyt's great
elcsing-out sale Of dry goods, millinery,
shoss. etc.. commencing Monday morn
ing. Trading stamps.
Mr. L. u. WINERY. OF Union, passed
THRU the city this morning, en- route to
Grinnell. where today he attended the
inter-cqurty teachers meeting.
We have made a purchase of a job
We VIII sell 81 10 cents a pound in three,
four or t%ive-pound lots. Idso 6 Will
hau.
Now is the time to begin your Christ
mas presents and you can find new de-
signs IN sofa pillows, %spangles, silks,
cords, ribbons, etc. for making; also
down pillows. at Newcomers.
With another workman Employed am
now ready to get you patchwork done
promptly. Every job receives my per-
senal supervision and 1 claim TO know
how to repair a watch. VIM. Hellberg.
The holidays are fast approaching and
already people are buying presents and
laying them away. We have an elegant
Lime of parlor tables, dressers. ladies'
desks and an elegant line of couches. ID
&C. Wilbur.
q gang Of tWentysfiv men, accompa-
MED BY two car loads of scrapers. left
me city OF the Central Friday evening
for Iowa Junction, where the workmen
viii complete the grading and laying out
of the Bartlett yards. the Gentral's en-
~traneeSinto Peoria.
Mason City Times-Herald: The Mar
shalltown ladies. after al elapsa of sew
eral years. are again agitating the anti
splitting ordinance. There are believed
to be such expectoration nuddles in that
town that the wo.nen have to wear
boomers and the me hunting boots.
agEHa7E4N.
George kennedy, a cook employed in
the car of the International Correspond
3eaee School. which is in the city giving
usage. was tiuite badly bruised by a fail
on south Third avenue Friday evening
N%ennedyis right hip and elbow were
bruised IT such an extent that surgica
attention vas necessary.
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Mr.. Herbert Myrick, president of The
Orange Judd Company, and editor of it
American Agriculturist at New York
its Orange Judd Farmei< at Chicago
and its New England Homestead, a
Springfield, Mass, buys 100000 in th,
Mutual Life Insurance compan. of New
York. W. A. Little. special agent, Ire,
mont, M~arshalltow,, Iowa.
From present Indications + anticipat,
the heaviest holiday patronage in man,
Il years and would urge all those wishin,
Christmas photographs to place thei
orders early. thus giving me an opportu.
nifty to finish the work in frst-clas.
n style. And bear this in mind. Just a.
fine negatives can be made In cloudy a.
in fair weather. Am showing man,
new and tasty mounts and all the nev
designs in fancy ovals. group combina
tions. etc. Do not delay, but come now
Theo "a. Brown.
Mrs. Moore, director of the New
York Millinery and Dressmakins
School. Of Cedar Rapids, is now in thl.
city for a few days only. Ladies ant
girls desiring to learn trades so the.
will be competent to take good posi-
tons, please call Monday at Tremon
hotel, room Al. All information cheer
fully given, with references from pupil
who are holding good positions. Term
very reasonable. Ladies out of tow
write for circular. 317 Third avenu
East, Cedar Rapids.
The ~inter-county teachers meeting a
Grinnell today, attended by the teach
erR of Iowa, NJ ska, Jasper and Pow
esheik counties, attracted several of tn
teachers from this city. Superintendent
f. E. Willard, of the city schools, de
livered a paper On the Speer movement
in advanced arithmetic and Miss Har
riet Sayers participated in the discus
sion on the subject. What I Shout
Like Pupils to Know When They Ente
High School, Miss Ginevra PIERCE lie
the discussion on Primary Games an
Sense Training