Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-22
Or. hay. " oodbury block.
Our china = for sale. Iowa Tea Conn


Our china = for sale. Iowa Tea Com
pany.
Fellner'r extra strong torehound cans
dy, the best in town. only 10 cents per
pound.
One month more till Christmas. Call
on Hellberg now before the Christmas
rush begins.
The wise man will begin to look for
Christmas presents now while the
stocks are complete. Hellberg has
them.
Book your orders early for turkeys.
We have plenty of them and will sell
them cheap. Gerhart & Co.. White
Market.
A big souvenir day at sinclair's Sat-
urday. Your choice OF large assort-
ment with each so cent purchase; also
coupons
Everything In dress goods, capes,
Jackets, shawls, underwear and hosiery
going at cost and less at Hoyt's Depart-
ment Store.
The Iowa Tea Company has the larg-
est and most complete new and up-to-
date line of goods Of any tea and cof1ee
store in Iowa.
At the great closing out sale at Hoyt'a
DEPARTING MT Store you will find Germari-
town, German Knitting, Angora Shet-
land floss. Spanish yarn and ice wool
away below regularsretail prices.
We are getting our store in shape to
display to the best advantage our holi-
day goods. New pieces Of furniture for
the holidays are beginning to arrive
and will continue to do so until Christ
mas. Come in early and make your se-
lection. We will keep whatever you buy
until Christmas for you. D. e. Wilbur.
Mr. John Donald, until recently CT this
city and for many years master OF
lern between Des Moines and Oelwein,
arrived in the city Wednesday for few
days stay to look after his business mat
gters. Mr.. Donald liz now nicely located
at Breckenridge, Mimi, as supernten-
dent of bridges and building and water
supply on the Great Northern.
A theater party from Gilman, COM
posed of DR.. and Mrs ". ]. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Vosburg. Mrs. j. A.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Inller. Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Seager, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lenning-
ton, Miss Florence Rockhill and MIR.
Ralph Church. Mr.. j. III. Moore and Miss
Mollie Crooks and Miss Minnie Head
and Mr.. Wentworth, attended the pro-
duction of Brady's Way Down East"
at the Odeon "Wednesday evening.
Just twenty mine years ago Wednes-
day Mr.. A. L. Palmer and Miss Lillah
Harrison were married in Davenport,
and their old friends of Marshalltown,
among whom they have recently come
TO make their home again, planned a
surprise for the anniversary. Only about
a dozen guests, all of them friends for
years, We're present MIR. and Mrs.
Palmer We're completely surprised and
the evening was very happy one. Re-
freshments had been brought by those
present and We're partaken Of during the
hours they We're together.
John Green, arrested by officer Coch-
ran. Pat Carney and Z. June, arrested
by Officer Weaver, Were before Justice
Burritt this morning, charged with IN
toxication. All the men are railroad la
borers. Green and Carney We're com
mitted for five days work and Juns
paid the costs. George AIillen, an old
soldier arrested by Officer Weaver;
John Green and f. o. King, two more
vets, arrested by City Marshal Jones
were arraigned in Justice Burritt's court
Wednesday for drunkenness. Millen
was given five days in Jail, King paid
the costs and Green was discharged
providing he would leave the city a,
once for Oskaloosa. for which place he
had ticket purchased.
AT a meeting of the high school foot
ball eleven "Wednesday evening it was
decided to disband for the season. The
team has been rather unfortunate ir
several ways. in that they have beer
against teams superior in weight an6
ability and have lost nearly all Of tllei,
games. Out Of seven or eight games
| played the boys have won but one. wher
| 1t defeated Nevada a few weeks ago
The nearest it came to victory AGAR
was in one OF the ga mes with Waterloo
when a tie score was shown. During
1.-THE past few weeks. under the direction
4 of a COACH the eleven has shown up re
markedly we'll and one would hav,
hardly recognized its playing as that O
the same team earlier in the season TIL,
/ boys find themselves at the close of TIL
season, SIS in arrears and they conside
themselves lucky to come out that well
Rev. Abel Graham m, q member of TIL
| Soldiers Home. who was at the depo
4 Wednesday evening awaiting the ar
4 rival of the Central solth-bound train
on which We're to be Transported the re
j mains OF his brother, the late Johl
Graham. Of Birmingham, Van Burel
county, was the victim of sneal
thief, who purloined his overcoa. from
ia seat near Where he was sitting TIL
matter was reported to the police upol
Rev. Graham's return to the city thi
4 morning. Another case Of overcoa
4 sthieving was rel ortedfby Mr.. j. NJ. by
erly, a travelling salesman who make
4 Marshalltown his headquarters. Nj
i Byeriy had laid his overcoat down in
seat in one of the Central's trains an
4 took seat himself in front of the on
where the coat rested. Some one en
tered the coach from the rear and too
4 the garment.
DIR. J.. Z. Winery arrived HON
4 Wednesday evening on the Central fror
4 his annual months hunting trip i
4 northern Minnesota. DIR. Winery ha
enjoyed this season the best and mos
successful Of his many hunts in tn
sInOrthern deer regions and returns Wit