Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-28

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Remember the big fair in Forney's
hall tonight.
DR.. Cora Williams, over s and s West
Main street.
See the New Hamilton plano at Har-
lan's Music House.
Ladies' rundown collars in two
heights. NJ. n Andrews.
Go to Gifford's for oysters, choice
steaks, chops of all kinds.
A hundred styles of the newest effects
in overcoatings at Hopkins
\ Tatfies, peanut candy, fruit drops, etc.
10 cents a pound at Fellner's.
| Thanksgiving dinner at the Pilgrim
will be served from - m. until 2 p. m.
| Mr.. end Mrs. James Terrill. Of 7o1
South Second street, are parents Of a
son.
Mrs. J.. s. Kilborn has been confined
| to her bed for nearly two weeks with
illness.
The largest assortment of candies at
the lowest prices at Fellners Candy
| Factory.
We will sell you any size Of hard coal
at $3.50 a ton. ]. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Such a headache from Laughing at
| Hoyts a Brass Monkey at the Odeon
| Friday night.
Fines, line of Christmas presents in;
1.-The way of furniture ever shown in the
|icity. ID. c. Wilbur
| Twenty dozen fancy embroidered
handkerchiefs 2o-cent quality, for Is
cents. NJ F. Andrews.
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Come and prove our statement that
we are selling cloaks at 80 cents on the
dollar Bannatyne & Lay
Why buy poor hemlock lumber when
we will sell you good pine lumber at the
same prices? j. F. Irwin Lumber Com
panN.
Miss Sine will give her social dance
Thanksgiving night instead Of Friday
this week. A good orchestra has been,
secured.
The school children of the city made
their annual Thanksgiving offering for
the poor of the city on Wednesday, and
| the articles We're turned over to the
charity organizations for distribution.
The new residence of Mr.. H. r. Me-
Mahon at the corner of Fourth and Park
streets is nearing completion. Mr.. John
Hughes, Jr, and family will soon occu-
py the house now occupied by Mr.. Nc
Mahon.
Will A. Brown, who was hurt on the
Central pile driver near Mason City a
few weeks ago, resulting in his left
knee being badly wrenched, was abe
TO be out today for the first time and
went to Gilman to spend Tina nksgiving
day With his wife at the home Of the
lalatter's father, Mr.. E. e. Clark.
Clyde Otto was arrested by the sher-
ifs officers this morning at his nome,
No. col North Second avenue. on a
charge of gambling. preferred by JOG
Lehrer in Justice Burritt's court Leh-
rer claimed that he was beaten out Of
sl755 in a game of craps. Before the case
came to trial Otto and the complainant
made settlement and the case will
probably be dismissed.
Mr.. James Brewster, of San Francisco
llCal., a nephew of Mrs. G. w. Weeks,
formerly OF this city, and a son in law
lof congresSMan ]. f. Lacey. Of Ma
haska county. was n the city this morn
/ ing. on his way to Oskaloosa to meet
/ hissWife, who is visiting her parents Mr.
/ Brewster is now managing the mining
/ Interests Of Millionaire Lane in Nome
! City Alaska, and but recently returned
from the gold country.
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! Trouble that has been brewing be-.
tween Charles Dunn ard F. b. Nc
4 knight, Of Timber Creek. eliminated in
+ several cases in justice court. Nc
t Knight sWore tosan information in JUS
4 siee Aliens court charging Dunn with
4 breaking and entering A change of
4 Venue as, taken to Justice Burritt and
4 Dunn was discharged, az the evidence
I cid not warrant conviction. A row
+ followed between the men and Dunn re-
Il sented an epithet applied to him and hit
Il Mcknight, who retaiiated and had
Dunn arrested for assault. Dunn Mead
ed guilty and paid fine.
An item appearing In Tuesday even
ing s r.. concerning hunting party
4 "hlen mad been planned for Thanksgiv-
4 In day caused something like conster-
- 49, ~ Y tSaiLi lIouSeNGlQS OF the Ci
The chief trouble seems to be that the
Y affair was planned by a young bachelor
and when the wives Of the party
learned Of the scheme. the thoughts Of
the good dinners which had been or
dered and the guests that had been IN
i5vited made the gentlemen's plans sink
i into inslgnificance. Therefore the
A sport has been called off, but the pro-
! motors assert that this is not the end
i and that at some future day, probably
4 during the holidays, the affair viii
4 come off and that IKE wine 1t will have
improved with age.
Mayor F. G. Pierce left for eastern
4 Iowa Tuesday night and after looking
after business matters today will 90 to
4 Rock Island, H. tomorrow to be In at
4 tendance at the S. U. I.-Eorthwestern
4 foot ball game. Mayor Pierce was at
4 one time captain Of the state uniyer-
sity foot ball squad and Of course is
still intereste in the welfare Of the
team that upholds his old colors. Mr..
4 Clyde W. Morse, the mayors clerk, left
for Muscatine early this morning.
1 where he will attend to some business
for the city today and from there Will
4 go to Rock Island to witness the h;1