Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-27
Cloak sale & The Fair this week.

Cloak sale at The Fair this week.
Or. Nichols. physician and surgeon
Good standard prints for sa1s cents.
Lee 8 Benedict.
Have you seen those new pillow tops
at the Hawkeye?
Boys blue and Oxford gray REFERS at
o. H. Hole & Bros.
H. E. sinkins. undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west Of postoffice.
One case Of mems fleece lined UNDER
wear for 20 cents a garment. Lee &
Benedict.
Remember that underwear, blankets
and hosiery so at cost and less at Hoyt's
Department Store.
We have an extra nice lot of dry pine
fkindling all ready for use. Try it.
Gregory-Brown Coal Co.
You will want to look your best on
Thanksgiving. Take your laundry to
Flitton. He will do the rest.
SWEETEST line Of pocket books. per-
fumes and holiday goods in the city.
George p. Powers, IS East Main street.
Why buy poor hemlock lumber when
we will sell you good pine lumber at the
same prices? j. r. Irwin Lumber CONF
pany.
Our coal offices will be closed
Thanksgiving day. Look out for your
fuel supply by ordering Wednesday.
Baker Bros.
Des Moines Register: Judge McPher-
son adjourned the federal court Monday
afternoon and wen, to his home at Red
Oak to spend the rest of Thanksgiving
week. Before going he heard the cons
clusion of the arguments in the Given
Times Republican case from Marshall-
town and took 1t under advisement.
Mr. e. G.. Cook, of Boise City, Idaho.
in a personal letter to the T.-R.. says:
Everything is lovely in Idaho business
good and prospects brighter. Since cleo
ticn our sheep men wear a most excel
lent smile. Even our democratic friends
look happier than before election. for
they knew then, and feel II now, that
the best thing for our country was to
elect Mckinley. am proud OF old Iowa
and in about forty years from now Ida
no will be all o. x. She is coming
The members of w s.. Campbell,s
Aun. Jerusha" Company passed thru
the city this morning. en- route from Ell
dora to Nevada. The company was
held here for a half hour in order to al
low the baggage masters a chance to
weigh the baggage to ascertain the
amount of excess The railway compa-
mics are becoming more particular re-
garding excess belonging to theatrical
companies and compel weighing when
company is received from another
road.
Mrs. Herbert, a lady from Evansville,
Wis, who wss a passenger TO this city
on the early Great Western train from
the south, was compelled to seek sur
gical attention after her arrival owing
TO an accident that occurred at Kansas
City last night. Mrs Herbert was in
the act of crossing the tracks of the c..
g. w. at Kansas City and caught her
foot between the track and the plank of
the platform. The result was that her
right ankle was badly sprained. She
left for her home this morning, accom-
pduieSslDy ner nuSDand. t
The holidays are fast approaching,
and every one is beginning to think
what to buy for presents. Something
useful is what people should buy. as 1t
gives the recipient better satisfaction.
Something in cut glass would be very
appropriate, or solid silver. solid or
plated jewelry, a fine or modern-priced
watch, sterling silver hollowware, ebony
goods japanese ware. odd pieces in
china, a mantel or alarm clock, pearl or
fountain pen. set or plain ring, either
opal or diamond. Any of these would
make nice present Allen, the jeweler.
has a complete stock Of them.
~
Mr.. Leroy NJ. Myers, OF Des Mones.
who was formerly policy writer for
the Northern Life and Southwestern
Mutual in this city, but at present a
| book keeper for the Mutual Life and
Trust Company Chicago. spent MONDAY
| in the city looking after business mat
tiers. Mr.. Myers has been i'll for the
past three weeks at the home Of his
| mother. Mrs. S. E. Myers. at Boone.
and in the evening returned to Boone,
where he expects to remain a week OF
50 longer. Mr.. Myers trouble was a
nervous breakdown, caused by over
work
| Mr. Charles Jameson. OF the Warren
/ Refining Company, Warren, Pa. VINO
1 has been visiting for the past few week.
! with his mother. Mrs. Julia f.. Jamie.
son, at Grinnell spent Monday in the
city on business and was the guest OF
/ Messrs. T.. r. Willard and G. r. Ruth
/ Of the Marshall Oil Company, Mr.
i Jamieson's trip to the city was for thu
purpose OF placing in proper workint
4 order a new viscositimeter. a piece o.
complicated machinery recently pur
lchased by the Marshall people. and
used for testing lubricating oils, givint
the strength Of oils for lubricating pur
A poses. This is the first machine Of thi.
kind ever brought to the west.
/ A slight accident at the transfel
switch OF the Northwestern and Cen.
trail. Immediately east Of Third avenue
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