Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-24
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Try Chords lucent meals.
Kuymiss at Mcbride & Wills.

II you want the best oyster stews 30
to Gifford's.
Read our ad. for remnant sale Mon
day. Archie Parker.
Venetian cloths in red, gray, castor,
blue and black at Newcomers.
H. E.simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly, Second door west OF postoftlce.
We have some lath we want to close
out at $3.50 a thousand. j. F. Irwin
Lumber Company.
You want to look your best Thanks
giving day. In order to do SO you
should take youriiaundry to Flitton.
Sofa pillow covers in new designs.
Jewels, silks, cords, gilt cord, etc, for
making; also down pillows, at Newcom-
8er's.
Cheese, Swiss, Edam, Roquefort. Im-
sperial, Club House, Sap Sage, Wauke-.
sha. Neufchatel, at Hoyt's Department
Store
Today's dispatches announce the In
crease in the pension of Reuben W.
Randall. OF the Soldiers Home, to $12
per month.
Do you know that schn.idt's hardware
store has the best meat chopper made?
Try one; if not satisfactory, money will
be refunded.
The Universalist ladies' conducted a
bazaar and served light eshments in
their church parlors Friday evening.
The venture was quite a successful one,
many taking advantage of an early se-
lection Of dainty presents for Christ
mas.
If you doubt our honesty in the least
have your coal weighed on the city
scales, either when we start it from our
yard or after itsreaches the house. This
is your privilege. We want you to be
the other party to our trade and not the
city. Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Rev. William Figge. who has been a
student in the Christian Workers
Training School in this city, and whose
wife has been i'll during the past few
weeks with typhoid fecer, went to Lee
Grand this morning with Mrs. Figgc,
to remain for a short time or until Mrs.
Figge RECEIVERS her strength.
Solicitor George w. Sewers and
Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the Cen
trail, who have been in the city few
days TO make preparation for the dam
age case against the Central, brought
by William Nelson. a former black
smith shop helper, returned to Oska-
loosa this morning, the suit having been
dismissed.
Sister Agatha. who has been in ST.
Mary'S Institute for several weeks and
who has been i'll with typhoid fever.
returned to Ottumwa, to the mother
house of this province, st. Joseph's con-
went, Friday night. Sister Agatha was
accompanied by Sister Madeline of st.
AIaryss. and Sister Veronica, nurse
from st. Joseph's, who has been caring
for her.
The first annual ball Of the Brother
| hood of Locomotive Fremen was given
in Forney's hall. in this city, Friday eve
ming. by Guide Lodge, No. 25. The at
tendance was Very good. many outside
of railroad circles attending in order to
enjoy one of the first dances of the sea-
son. The music Was by Holm orches-
/ ira and the floor wac in charge of
Messrs. Elmer Woodward, E. C. Brown
and David Congef.
Professor f. a. Whitman. ID. D., IL.
/ o.. dean of the Frances Z. Willard co.'s
f8lege of temperance of the American
| University, of Hartman, Tenn. arrived
lin the city this morning and will deliver
an address on temperance al the Chris
titan church Sunday evening. His sub
| ject will be The Nations Greatest
! Foe" AT the morning hour Sunday. in
1.-The United Evangelical church, Profess
+ scr Whitman Will conduct the regular
/ preaching service.
The quarterly meeting of Friends In
Il Albion today attracted number OF. that
faith residing in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. f. L. Benedict went to Albion on
4 Friday evening, and was followed this
I morning by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ~. Peck
4 ham, Mrs. w. r. Painter. Miss Bessie
q White, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pembertor
j and daughters Stella and Nellie, Miss
Nina Pemberton, Mr.. George Wilde and
/! Mr.. Walter Benton, all of this city, and
a Messrs. Levi Sharp and Davis Hoover
A of LeGrand.
Mr.. Edmund Tuffree arrived home
this morning from Brookfield, Mo.
4 where he was called with his sister, Mrs
Belle Reed, a few days ago on account
8of the illness of the little daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed. Mr.. Tuffree
reports that the little girl is very muci
4 improved, but that Mrs. Reed will re.
main in Brookfield a week or SO longer
\ Mr.. Tuffree spent a few days at Nor.
bourne, Mo-, with Mr.. Dana Viles for.
merly OF this city Mr.. viles is in thu
4 banking business at Norbourne and i.
Il doing we'll.