Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26

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Or. Bay. Woodbury. block
Fine line OF rockers at NJ. F. Cards.
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Fur collarettes, sl.a5 and up. Banna-
tyne s. Lay.
Go to chords for oysters, choice
steaks, chops of all kinds.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. D., Obstetrics.
diseases of women and children.
st. Mary's church fair in Forney's
hall tonight and every night this week
We have some lath we want to close
out at sl50 a thousand. j. p. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Another case of those heavy percales
will be on sale Tuesday morning at s
O'clock. N. F. Andrews.
Anyone with first class piano for
rent to responsible resident should adj
dress Piano, care T.-R.
For cheap Christmas presents, ster-
ling silver novelties fill the bill. Hell-
berg has hundreds of the latest.
Why buy poor hemlock lumber when
we will sell you good pine lumber at the
same prices? j. +. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Green trading stamps given on all
Christmas goods paid for before de-
livered. Come in and get them early
d. C. Wilbur.
Suggestions for Christmas gold
pen, an inexpensive fancy clock. ster-
ling silver dish, fancy mirror or cuff
button set and hundred other beau
tiful articles which we will mention Al
another time. VIM. Hellberg.
The current issue Of the National
Poultry Journal contains quite an ex-
tended account Of some fancy chickens
raised and owned in this city by DR.. N
Z. Mighell, Mr.. Robert /. stahl and Mr.
Marion f. Gard. Marshalltown is get
ting to be quite a chicken center.
Miss Helen Farr, OF Jamaica, who wa:
in the city for a Sunday visit with rela
tlves, addressed the audience at the
Friends church Sunday evening. Mis-:
Fairs talk was Very interesting, AM
dealt principally with the missionary
work among the people Of that island
Mr. George Reed, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Reed, departed Sunday night fol
Las Vegas. n. NJ. where he will remain
indefinitely. Mr.. Reed will be located a
Harvey's Resort a. mountain retreat
twenty-five miles from Las Vegas, AM
near which his brother, Mr.. Harr,
Reed, is developing a mica mine.
OF Professor William Hail. who ap.
pears at the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening, the Boston Herald says
The organ numbers We're excellent Sc
lections, in which Mr.. William ]. Hal
showed wonderful execution, surprising
his audience with his fauitless style
and earning we'll merited encores.
Don't misunderstood our position II
regard to the city scaes. We appreciat,
the luxury Of the additional scales a.
much as any one We simply content
that if you, the purchaser, are satisfied
to accept our weights the city council
has no right to come between US am
say you must have it weighed or w
must weigh it there. Gregory Brow
Coal Co.
Mr.. Clark Bacon of Hot Springs,
d., arrived in the city Saturday and vii
REMAIN for a few weeks visit with hi
brother. Mr.. G. w. Bacon, in this city
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bacor
lat ST. Anthony. Mr.. Bacon was a forme
PRESIDENT of the county, and lived at S,
! Anthony where he il we'll known. H
/ has been in South Dakota for severa
i years and has been engaged in the stool
business.
The Northwestern Pacific express Nc
j s. which was made due into this pon
on the recent new time card at $50 q
M, and made a thru train instead of
local, has been changed again in on
4 minor way, and hereafter will stop a
Il Nevada. The train, like all the othe
4 thru trains, had Anles as its first sto
4 after leaving Marshalltown, but the Ne
& Eada people registered a kick with tn
4 officials and the latter consented to pu
1.-THE Story county-seat town among til
stops of the train.
Il f3!Fa
=. Hi!debrand, a man % years of ag'
Il ity Saturday afternoon, having bee
arrested on complaint of the Soldier
q Home officials. Hildebrand came hel
3 from Clemens and made application Il
i5entrance to the Home, but was rejecte,
He refused to leave the institution, how
ever, hence his arrest. The commission
ers decided that the man could be care
{. for outside the asylum and as a son-ir
law from Xenia. Hardin county, agree
to take him home he was released.
Mr.. Will MCPHERSON, of New Share,
and niece, Miss Helen Farr, of Jamaic
spent sunday in the city at the HON,
Il OF the formers aunt, Mrs. William Al
i derws, and cousin, Mrs. Charles Du
II field. Miss Farr has been spending IL
: summer in Iowa. and left this mornir
for Chicago and from there will go
5 Boston, prior to sailing for Jamaic
E Miss Farr is the daughter of Rev. G.
Farr, a Friends missionary in Jamaic
She herself is in the work, the static
being in the mountainous regions of u
, islands. Miss Farr has chapel nam,
!. for her, and known as Helen chapel.
s Mems Numbered peraale shirts. wor