Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-27

Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Cloak sale at The Fair this week.
Or. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
All widths in gilt braids at the Hawk
eye.
1t pays to buy clothing at Q. H. Hole
& Bro g.
Fresh oysters In every style At sum
dell's cafe,
Remember the big fair in rorney's
hall tonight.
Mems WORKING shirts for 25 cents
each. Lee & Benedict.
The j. f. Irwin Lumber Company has
pine flooring to sell for $40 q thousand
feet.
Closing out musical goods at Powers,
drug and music store. Prices the very
lowest.
Mr. j. L. Hole is confined to his home
and is quite i'll with pleurisy and stom-
ach trouble.
The finest dressed turkeys that We're
Department. Store.
The largest assortment of poultry in
the city at the White Market. Chickens
10 cents a pound all this week.
We still have a supply Of young Amer
lea cheese. While it lasts 1t goes at 10
cents pound. Idso & Wilhau.
Ladies feet are comfortable, stylish
and we'll fitted when wearing the Soro-
sis shoes. Sold only by E. G. Wallace.
We meet all prices quoted on jackets,
you the latest styles. Lee & Benedict.
Miss Sine will give her social dance
Thanksgiving night instead of Friday
this week. A good orchestra has been
secured.
The j. F. Irwin Lumber Company
sells Boone, Centerville. Illinois, Jas
per county, Sunday creek, Hooking and
all sizes Of hard coal.
The members of Charles H. Frohman's.
.slaza" Company, twenty-five in nuns
Der, arrived in the city this afternoon
on the Colorado special from TT. Dodge.
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however, you wish further assurance,
we will cheerfully give city scale.
weights when so requested. Baker
Bros.
Mr. Walter Pitcher. formerly of this
city, and the son of Mr.. l.. L. Pitcher,
but who has for the past few years re-
sided near Baxter, is in the city for
few days on business. He with his Wife
will probably return to the county soon
to live and a farm about four miles
north Of the city will be occupied.
Mr.. Burt Winders and Miss Martha
Bradbury, of New Sharon. returned to-
their home Monday evening after
brief visit atthe home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f.. Starkey, who recently removed
to this city from New Sharon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Starkey have rented the Beebe
cottage at 2o3 West Church street.
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After all the arrangements We're sup
posedly made between the manage
inents of the Marshailtown and Bangor
foot ball teams for the Thanksgiving
game the Bangor team sent word Mon
day afternoon 70 Manager Scott, saving
that it had been decided not to play
here Thursday. Communication was at
l#ence taken UP with the Belle PLANE.
and second Ames elevens and one of
them Will be secured.
Mrs. George Tressier and children
Mabel and Vera, who have resided for
some time at 206 South Seventh avenue,
went to Liscomb Monday evening.
where they expect to reside in the fu-s
ture. MIR. Tressler, who preceded his
family a few days ago, takes charge of
the L. D. Bueghley farm, one and one
quarter miles southeast Of Liscomb,3
Mr.. Bueghley. who has been very III for
several weeks with a cancer involving
the internal organs, is in critical con-
dition.
Mr.. Herbert Gurnea received Monday.
! from his friend and former comrade.
/ Private w. S. Diller, now of Company
1 ID. Tnirtieth United States infantry,
/ but formerly of Company II, a dozen
/ handsome views taken in and about
/ Manila. where Private OILERS regi-
/ ment is now stationed. A number of
the pictures are views of Manila.
streets, showing the natives in their
queer costumes. Thet are very inter-
esting and are highly priced by Mr..
Gurnea.
4 General Passenger Agent George S.
I3atty, of the Iowa Central, departed
4 this morning for Candy, Ore, where he
i will. accompany Mrs. Batty to either
southern California or Arizona, where
4 she will spend the winter on account Of
j her health. Mrs. Batty has been in poor
health for several months, or since con-
4 tracing a severe cold. Lung trouble is
]! feared and her condition is such that her
Husband feels that she will not be able
Il to spend the winters in a cold climate
Mr.. Batty expected to have his family
4 with him in this city ere this time, but
Mrs Battya health has necessarily al
tered his plans.
4 A party of sportsmen. who enjoy
nothing better than day with gun
4 and congenial companions, are plan
I ming to enjoy Thanksgiving to the ut
most. No turkey for them on that day
II for will the. Ia for