Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-23

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\ Ladies, hand welt vici kid lace shoes,
latest styles, all sizes and widths, sos.
The Fair.
f We have some lath we want to close
out at S1.50 a thousand. j. r. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Quality highest, prices lowest and
largest inducements on souvenir days
Iowa Tea Company.
Yarns to be had at the Fair are Shet-
land WOOL, Columbia Saxony, Spanish,
zephyrs, Germantowns, ice woods, etc.
The Fair.
We are prepared for a big day Sat
urday. Your choice of hundreds OF
souvenirs with each so cent purchase,
also coupons.
To keep from being a constant con-
tributor to doctors and drug stores,
wear good, warm underwear. The adj
vice is free. Farrand & Clifford.
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An enormous purchase of ladies jack
cts and capes. Children's Jackets at so
cents on the dollar will be placed on
sale at the Fair all next week. Wait for
The Des Moines Register announces
that Andrew ]. Clark, of this city, filed
in the federal court voluntary petition
in bankruptcy Thursday, with assets Of
sS25 in household furniture; debts. 49,
0S1.74
We have placed in stock today over
1000 cans Of the very best grade 0.
corn, tomatoes, peas, and fruit Last
years stock gave the best of satisfac-
tion and we guarantee this years pack
of equal excellence. Reynolds, Watson
& CO.
The Franklin County Recorder, of
Hampton. says Frank NJ. Shelley.
who has been running the Iowa Central
water works here, has been promoted to-
superintendent of the water service of
the road. and went to Marshalltown on
Monday to assume the duties Of the po-
Messrs. G. w. Lawrence, William
Bremner and w. B. Beeson, appointed
by the court some time ago as referees
in the Alva Wilson estate Went to La
Noble this morning, where they looked
over the property with a view of set
ting up the widows dover right in the
estate.
You can rely on Cream of Patent flour
giving satisfaction. All the city bakeries,
the Iowa Soldiers Home and the lead
ing hotels use it, besides a large per
cent OF families in this locality. There
is nothing better in this market, no
matter where it is made. We will back
N tuf VIII y,
honest test. H. j. Benson
Perry ief-Reporter: Old Mr.. Schu-i
hart is in a bad condition mentally. He
wandered away last week and was
brought back by his sons from Mar
shalltown. He wandered away again
and turned up in a hospital in Des
Moines, and before he could be brought
home he had again got away, and yes
terday word was received here that he
was at Colfax
Mr. David Trimble, of Bloomingdale.
Ind. the aged father of Mr.. L. Trimble.
of Lisconb, passed thru the city Thurs
Gay evening, accompanied by his son,
en- route to Liscomb from Mount Pleas
ant. where he Went last June to have
an operation performed for cancer Mr..
Trimble is much improved. but his con-
dition is still critical. The entire chin
and a part Of one jaw were removed in
the operation. The elder Trimble's stay
in Liscomb will be indefinite.
Mrs. Rachel Baum. of Minerva, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening from
5Grinnell, where she has been visiting
briefly With her cousins, Misses Alice,
Emma and Olive Hostettler. Mrs. Baum
has been to Searsboro, where on Tues
day she attended the golden wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Morgan, who We're school friends back
IN ONO. She will remain in MARSHALL.
town for a few days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Holmes and DR.. and Mrs.
Watson Roberts.
The ladies of the Unity Club with
their husbands partook of supper on.
Thursday evening, which they served at
the home Of Mrs. j. w. Oliver. Little
tables We're used for the three-course
supper, which was served by Misses
Marie Kaufmann, Pauline Andrews.
Bessie Parker and Bessie Oliver. Dur
ing the evening cinch was played. The
guests of the club were Mr. and Mrs
William Sandoe, Mrs. Alice Wells, Hrs
NJ. NJ. Ackert, Miss Ida Dugan and Miss
Margaret Anderson, of Toronto.
Mems felt boots and pure gum overs,
$19S. The Fair
With Christmas only month away.
every one is beginning to think Of
something for their relatives and
friends. How much better 1t is to give
something useful and substantial than
some cheap affair. In furniture and
pictures we know that you can be suit
ed at our store, for we have selected
SO many things. and especially for the
holiday trade, that you can not help
finding what you want. 1t is no trouble
for us to keep your purchase for you
until Christmas, and We'll be pleased to
do so. If you want a nice present, one
that will be appreciated. come in and
look over our stock. p. G. Wilbur.
Big special sale in all departments
commencing Saturday. November "a.
The Fair.
The Marshalltown Athletic Club foot
ball eleven went to Liscomb this morn
ing, where this afternoon they met a
picked eleven from among Liscomb and
Bangor players. The local team did not
get together the team that it intended,
and made the trip more for practice
game before the Thanksgiving game
than anything else. Those who went