Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26
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THE CITY in BRIEF.
Church fair tonight.
DR.. Lierle physician and surgeon.
Go to sundelrs Cafe for the best
meals
Remember the big fair in Forney,s
hail tonight.
Ten-cent fancy outing hannels go at
~ cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Everybody was sleighing Sunday
except the fellow who couldn't go.
Mems heavy fleeeed ribbed under.
wear, IS cents. Bannatyne 8 Lay.
Special sale OF and Scent prints
Andrews.
Samuel Hanson, a Central car inspec-
tor was in NIcCallsburg on company
business Saturday.
Five hundred yards all silk fancy taft
feta silks at % cents worth IS cents
| Rannatyne & Lay.
| Trade during last week was boom
ing at Henry Pappe's, the peoples ia
4 Sorite clothing store.
Fine line of children's rockers. screens
and easels. Come in and see our side
1 board we are going to give away. NJ. F.
Gard.
The j. +. Irwin Lumber Company
sells Boone. Centerville, Illinois. Jas
per county, Sunday creek, Hooking and
/ all sizes OF hard coal.
/ Hellberg has few special novelties
4 for. fine Christmas presents which he
/ wishes his friends would see before
i making their selections.
The frost enrolling the trees in pure
! white made a beautiful picture Of ma
4 ture this forenoon-one that human
! skill and talent could not equal.
II
The approximate earnings Of tbs
/ Iowa Central for the third week in No
\ Neniber show the road to have earned
i S41,f26, which is a decrease of 2.32S over
1 the same period last year.
Mr.. William Harding and family will
leave tonight for Portland, Ore, and
after short stay there they will go to
their new home at Hea,Gsburg, Cal. Mr..
Harding has been engaged in carpen-
4 tering in this city.
Mr.. j. o. King, an implement dealer
I5of Gladbrook. was in the city Saturday
and purchased a half car load of sleighs
i and bob seds. Mr.. King was accom-
q panied to the city by Mr.. Henry Cohrt,
II druggist of Gladbrook
/ The cold storage company has a
4 Thousand barrels of the best grade New
Il York apples, Baldwin and Greetings
that are going to sell for the next thir-
!. =tv days at $50 per barrel in five bar
Il rel lots or more. Terms casn Iowa Pro
81 duce Company.
a Mrs. Frank Beason. of Albion, who
Il. was semitic the asylum at Mount Pleas
ant two months ago, has grown worse
recently and news to the husband from
Superintendent Hoyt says unless a
Fchange takes place soon the patient viii
die of exhaustion.
The ladies Of the Christian churcf
/ will give a chicken pie supper at the
lchureh TUESDAY. November 81 from
! Ito $50 p. M, the proceeds to be used fol
repainting the, church Supper >:
cents children under -. Is cents. Ev.
erybods y cordially invited.
! w w Powers. of Dan Godfrey'
| military British guards band. says o
Miss Pickthall,s singing: Miss Pick
! thallts singing Will place her in TIL.
front ranks with the leading artist.
and she will undoubtedly be heard from
pronlinently.' Presbyterian churcl
4 TUESDAY evening
Mr.. Louis Woke, of Timber Creel
township, has finished gathering hi
Il I corn and has reason TO be glad that h
I Is q filler of the soil of Iowa MI
Woke planted one sod field Of tiftee.
acres to corn and the crop average
from sixty-two TO sixiy-three bushel
per acre, a big yield for the first crop.
The remains of John r. Heating. q
Cummings. who suicided by shooting i
A oskaloosa Saturday night, passed thr
> the city this morning, en- route to Bell
PLANE for interment. The body was ac
:. accompanied by the deceased's brother
!. Capt ". FL. Keating. and Mr. Charlie
1 Heating. the latter a former resident q
!. this city, and a sister, Miss Sarah keat
/. ing.
+ We always have and always expect t
I. guarantee not only our weights. but Il,
i. quality and price Of our fuel as we'll.
!: YOU are not thoroughly atistied to ac
i /; cept our weights. do not hesitate to as
!. to weigh on the city scales. This is you
I. privilege, but unless you desire we HARD
i; ly think the city council can compel yo
+ to haveit weighed or to weigh it. Greg
/: ory-Brown Coal Co.
!. Mr. Charles E'rohman's company i
!. presenting Zaza" has been one of til
/ most remarkable successes known to til
I. theatrical world. This company wi
i. present the play at the Odeon tomorro-
t night. This play is universally concede
!. to be the most successful play in M
!. Frohman's repertoire Certainly n
T drama in years has achieved such ri
!. 1narkable success. Order seats. early
j. Mr.. Ralph Anderson, son of Mr.. G. ]
I. Anderson, has been out today for II
Z first time on his artificial leg, which he
!. just arrived for his use. Mr.. Anderso
4 it viii be remembered had the misfol
!, tune a few months ago to fall from
j. train, crushing his leg SO as to rends
NY amputation necessary. He has been alb