Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-23
DR.. Nichols. physiclan ana surxeon.

DR.. Nichols physiclan ana surgeon.
Mems buckle arctics, all styles, sl.1s.
The Fair.
Fine line Of fancy china cheaper than
elsewhere at the Racket Store.
Ladies' felt lined shoes, leather boxed,
all SKIES, SO cents. The Fair.
Buy at sinclair's tomorrow and get Al
pretty souvenir, also coupons.
The ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company has
pine flooring to sell for $40 thousand
feet.
Ladies' hand welt vici kid lace shoes,
latest styles, all sizesNand widths, $1.9S.
The Fair.
Wanted-Five hundred customers to
make a 40 cent purchase Saturday and
receive handsome souvenir. Coupons
also. Iowa Tea Company.
An elegant line OF sterling silver now.
elites, just received. See them and get
prices. Trading stamps with all cash
purchases and work Miller, the jew
eler.
4UeS Ill hIllClS
when more of 1t is sold than all brands
of like goods combined. This is true of
Benson's buckwheat. Ask the grocers
If this is not so.
Are YOU one of those fellows who
have done without an overcoat until
now. altho in need OF 1t? We have the
largest and best line to select from and
When you know the price we ask you
will wonder why you did not let us
show you what we have. Farrand &
Clifford.
Mr.. George Green, of NJ. Gimble &
Sons, wholesale matters of Chicago,
spent the day in the city on business
Mr.. Green is president of the Mckinley
and Roosevelt Club of Chicago. an6 was
recently the subject of a complimentary
sketch, accompanying his photograph,
in the Times Herald. The Chicago paper
spoke very highly of Mr.. GREEN'S good
work in the recent campaign.
MI. p. M. Santee, who has been max!
ing extensive Improvements about his
home property on North First street by
placing a complete basement under his
mouse, equipped with furnace, etc, and
constructing 100 feet of new cement
sidewalk. and sloping off his high bank.
is now engaged in building large and
modern house on the lot south OF him,
the wintry surroundings having but lit
tie effect upon its rapid progress.
From present indications anticipate
the heaviest holiday patronage in many
years and would urge ali those wishing
Christmas photographs to place their
orders early, thus giving me an opportu-
nifty to finish the work in first-class
style. And bear this in mind: just as
fine negatives can be made in cloudy as
in fair weather. Am showing many
new and tasty mounts and all the new
designs in fancy ovais group combfna-
5tions, etc. Do not delay, but come now.
Thee "A. Brown.
Thursdays Sioux City Journal says:
Mrs. w. b. McNider and her son Ar
mold left yesterday for Pasadena, Cal,
going by the way Of Omaha and the
Onion Pacific. AT Omaha they We're
Joined by Mrs. McNider's son Will. The
family Will make their home at Pasadee
ma, where Mrs. McNiders parents re-
side. Mrs. Member is a former Mar
ishalltown girl. sister of Mrs. George
L. Andrews. of this city, and daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Arnold, now Of
Pasadena.
Mrs. L9ra Bennett was hostess on
Thursday evening 10 the Political
Equality Club. Counter attractions pre-.
vented a large attendance. but those
who We're present enjoyed very pleas
ant evening, for Miss Jessie Binford
read her paper on The Socialism OF
Today Miss Bnford is certainly as
Well, probably better informed, on that
subject than any one else in the city
and SO her words carried the weight Of
Knowledge with them. After the paper
a general discussion was had and many
points of interest were brought out and
questions answered.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Mauch and daugh-
tiers, Bessie and Gladys. Of Webster
City, former residents of Marshalltown,
Who have been in the city for week
as the guests Of Mrs. Maucl's brother,
DR.. L. f. Kellogg, and family, left for
Oskaloosa Thursday evening, where
they Will visit briefly with Mrs. Mauch. S
sister. Mrs. 7. H. Sewers. Mr.. and Mrs
Mauch and family are en- route to Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will remain
for the winter on account of Mr.. Mauch, S
health. which has failed him in recent
months to such an extent that II was
necessary for him to dispose of his busi-
ness interests at Webster City.
The members of Star Lodge No. 3,
Iowa Legion of Honor, Of this city, held
a very en- joyable meeting at their rooms
in the German Odd Fellows block
Thursday night. The lodge had, for tue
| first time in its history, the honor of en-
pertaining the grand president Of the or
der, Mr.. Charles r. Clark, OF Monte
yuma, who arrived in the city Thursday
evening. Mr.. w. A. Wallace, of Cedar
Rapids, deputy grand president, was
also present. Work in the order was
conducted by Mr.. Clark during the ear
llier part of the evening and at it's con-
clusion social hour was enjoyed and
an oyster supper served.
| Sheriff and Mrs T. ]. Shoemaker wen,
to Liscomb this morning, where this af-
ternoon they We're In attendance at the
1 funeral OF the late Joseph Berger, Of
| Ida Grove, a cousin OF Mrs Shoemaker
who was accidentally killed at Turf.
Tuesday while duck hunting by Rev
Tourtellot, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church OF Ida Grove. The news Of the
killing was tolG in the IRIS dispatch.