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

! pr. Bay. Woodbury. block
DR.. Myers Townsend. 2cS So. Center.
Go9to s,indell,s Cafe for the best
meals.
See the New Hamilton piano at Hav-
lan's Music House.
St. Mary's church fair in Forney's
hall tonight and every night this week.
Children's long and short coats; also
baby hoods and stockinet caps at New
comer's.
Choice OF all our children's golf capes
that sold up to IS, for $3.50 tomorrow.
Lee & Benedict.
We have some lath we want to close
out at $3.50 a thousand. ]. =. irwin
Lumber Company.
AT the great closing out sale at
Hoyt's Department Store millinery,
cloaks, capes and Jackets go at cost and
less. Trading stamps
Sinclair's customers appreciate, good
goods and Sinclair himself appreciates
his customers. Get a pretty souvenir
with each 50-cent purchase tomorrow,
Dec. i; also coupons.
We are ready to show YOU the finest
line of suits in the city-stylish and
equal to tailor made, but much lower
in price. Buy your business suit OF us.
Farrand & Clifford.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Rennie and children Ethel
sSld Willie went home to Oskaloosa
Thursday evening after spending the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Wilhelm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Farquharson, of
Hanpton were also guests at the Will
helm home.
Judge Durham will adjourn the pres
Ient term of the district court on Satur-
day, and will go from here to Toledo to
open his term of the Tama county court.
Judge Caswell will go to Vinton Mon
day to take up the work of his court
there, which was adjourned during the
week at the desire of the attorneys and
litigants
The following appeared in today's
Des Moines Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam j Soules Of Marshalltown are vis-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Strock Of
Twenty and Clark streets This
Will be news to Mr.. Soules friends here,
for altho 1t was known to few that he.
was to spend Thanksgiving in the capi-3
tai city. no one dreamed that 1t wss to
be 80 festive an occasion.
Mis-. Mabel Wallace, Of Eldora, and
Mr.. Wendell Huston, who graduates this
year from a law school in Chicago, We're
in the city today on their way to Dee
Nloines. where they We're formerly stu
dents in Drake University. Mr.. Huston
has been in Eidora since the wedding on
Tuesday evening Of Miss Agnes Albrook
to Mr.. w. j. Murray, when he acted as
best man. Miss Wallace was maid Of
honor at the wedding.
The Thanksgiving social at the Rail-
road Y. NJ. G. A. rooms Thursday even
ling was gratifying success. more than
100 people enjoying the closing hours of
| the great festal day there. One Of the
! features OF the entertainment provided
was a turkey cutting contest, the person
l5cutting the best figure of a turkey from
paper securing prize There were atll-
lletic exhibitions by some OF the young
men. and various game were engaged in.
Thanksgiving evening was record
| breaker in regard to attendance at the
4 big fair now in progress at Forney's
IThall. Nearly a thousand people pur-
4 chased admission tickets and all good
naturedly took their Chances" and en-
4 joyed themselves. All the department.:
i are presided over by experienced per-
sons and order is conserved as in a
fmammoth business concern. Saturday
night will be the last session OF the
fair.
Ease and comfort are two Of the inn
Iportant features of trip to California,
4 and there are no better routes offered
the 1900 tourist than via the Iowa Gem
sl%tral railway. Only four days en- route
Ito Los Angeles, leaving MarshalltoWr
at $40 p. IN. every "Wednesday. New
4 tourist cars With every convenience and
i comfort of the standard sleeping car
including wide vestihules and Pintscf
gas. Ask the nearest Iowa Central tick.
ct agent for full particulars.
a Another big souvenir day tomorrow
a Saturday. at sinclair's Tea House.
a Sioux Falls candy kitchen. Hone
made candy fresh every day. Jell.
beans. 10 cents a pound; wrapped cara
Z mels, 105cents; iicorice gum drops, l
(. cents; all kinds of taffy, 10 cents: frpsl
mixed bon bons. Is cents; cocoanu
]. kisses. 90 cents; dipped and plain mars
!, mallows, 80 cents; cream dipped cara
mels, Is cents; chocolate drops, 9
cents; cream and cocoanut rolls,
i cents; cream dipped chocolate, wit
!, walnut tops. 80 cents; pecans, 80 cents
eocoanut bon bons. Is cents; plat
i creams. 20 cents: cream dates, 20 cent!
Also % and 4O-cent boxes Of candy.
~
! Sinclair's for souvenirs tomorrow.
Miss Lulu Huffaker, VINO for the pas
year and a half has held position Q
I the local force of the Times Republican
q has resigned her position to accept
better one With the Des Moines Capita
LATE Young's paper and Will begin he
e new duties next Monday. Miss Hucsa!!ss
q is one of the brightest Of the women er
9 gagged in newspaper work in Iowa, an
as she spent several years in Des Mone
5 as a student at Drake University, she
$ quite familiar with the field there an
II has wide acquaintance in the capt.;
s city. Miss Huffaker's departments q
the Capital will be the colleges and II
: city hall. Her mother Mrs. NJ. G. Hui
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