Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30


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THE CITY in BRIEF !.
Church fair tonight.
New sheet music % cents. Harlan.
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
Big line Of outing gowns at New
Corners.
Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
dell's cafe.
DR.. Cora Williams, over and West
Main street.
See the New Hamilton piano at Har-.
lan's Music House.
Go to Gitford's for oysters, choice
steaks, chops of all kinds.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics.
diseases Of Women and children.
Mems. Moments and chiidren's arctics
at cost. Hoyt,s Department Store.
The j. r. Irwin Lumber Company has
pine flooring to sell for $40 thousand
feet.
All of our fancy prints and Turkey
red prints for 31a cents a yard. Lee s.
Benedict
Beautiful laces and insertions for
handkerchiefs and linen centers at
Newcomer
From so cents to 81 a pair saved on
ladies' shoes at the closing out sale at
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mr.. @. II. Hole is in Chicago for a
short visit with his wife and daughter
at their temporary home inSthat city.
The man with a noe is not to be coil-
sidered in the same breath with the man
who has shirt on washed by Flitton.
Why buy poor hemlock lumber when
we will sell you good pine lumber at the
same prices? j. F. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Remember You get a pretty souvenir
With each 50-ceit purchase at Sinclair S
Tea and Coffee House tomorrow; also
coupons.
Tomorrow we Will offer another lot Of
those short skirts at s3.25, with twenty
one rows of stitching Wilton Z.
Whitehead.
Constable S. Y. Leect, who has been
confined 70 his hone for the past two
Weeks with rheumatism, was able tobe
out Thursday for the first time.
Mrs. w. F. Long. of 305 North Center
i street. is seriously i'll with sgastritis. Fol-
4 a time Thursday night her life was de-
SPARED of but she is somewhat inl-
proved today.
Rev. Harry G. Richardson, of the
lsniversai.st church, was called to
5lfschellHiiie Thursday to conGuet tbs
funeral services OF a prominent Mitch
#llville citizan.
Mel Elliott. who recently locatedt5here
Is Introducing a model canlnl{ssarN. on
cf which viii be on exhibition at w. l.
4'cckaams second hand store, 3 Eas
nuroh street.
The ice that formed on the river .
week ago has all disappeared. For one.
Thanksgiving Gay skating was foregone
there being no ice except d few small
patches on the SHALLOW ponds.
Miss Jessie Hal left Thursday even
i ing Via Pickering and the Miiwauke,
for Milwaukee, where SATURDAY 5evenIn.
she viii attend the wedding Of l SIS
Isl, Miss Llbbie Hall to Mr.. G. G. Hili.
The Everett is the only high grad
B piano ever sold in the city. our corn
petitors Will try and sell you somethini
( Just as good at less money. but reIlam
Der there is nsarly 500 difference il
I prcies. Sold by Harlans Music Houst
Special sizes in suits and overcoat
f(r very far and Very slim men. O
course we will freely exchange an
garment which proves to be the wroa
!. size, as sometimes happens when suit
or overcoats are given as present.
F'arrand & Clifford.
Dancing was one Of the chief amuss
ments of Thanksgiving night in tn
city Another large crowd was preseI
4 }
and there We're large gatherings
young people in the odd Fellows baI
quet hall and in the Maccabee hall.
f. j. Swanson. a cigarmaker, was a
rested Thursday by Constable Nicho
son, on a warrant charging larcen
Swanson borrowed a wheel from an II
surance3 agent last summer, sold it f,
s10and then left town. Recently he T.
turned and his arrest followed. II
case was settled before hearing W.
had.
The work OF lowering the suctic
pump into the new pit at the wati
works station was completed Thursda
The pipe line is being connected upt
this side of the river, but he work
laying the line under the river bed hi
J. not yet been commenced. Preparation
4 are being made, however, for this diff
|l cult and disagreeable task.
The members Of the Swedish Missle
met at their church Thursday evenir
With a few friends and enjoyed a soci
hour or so to bring the pleasures of Il
, day to a close. A purse of 81 for NJ
ole p. Oleson, Of Ferguson, who ha
the misfortune to lose his home durir