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

lllOlTQNss NSdluEudy y fNIlA1 SeaSAA oV1ISSAAS
also coupons.
Thanksgiving passed without an ar
rest being made by the police. The peo-
Pile We're on their good behavior, evil
IDENTIFY.
The j. F. Irwin Lumber Company
sells Boone, Centerville. Illinois, Jas
per county, Sunday creek. Hooking and
all sizes of hard coal.
The country roads are in a bad condi-
ton, the combination of mud in the day
time AND freezing al night making them
almost impossible in places.
The Yum Yum Club met at the home /
of Miss, Lucille Malloy Thursday even
ing. This Was the first meeting of the
season and reorganization was per-
fected.
Our overcoats speak for themselves.
To wear them once is to wear them al
ways Don't stay away on account of |
your size. We can fit you. Farrand &
Clifford.
Mr.. A. F. Paige, who has been i'll |
With a fever for the past three weeks,
is considerably worse, his condition
having taken serious turn during the I
past few days.
Speaking about old books and their
dates of publication, DIR. b. r.. Kierulif
says that in his medical library he has
the complete works on surgery of Sir
Benjamin Bell. of Edinburgh. Scotland,
published in 1891.
Fancy vests. The present season
seems TO favor the fancy vest more
than ever. They liven UP a plain suit
without giving loud" appearance.
Our patterns include. the very newest
conceits from the quiet designs to some
that are quite striking: something for
svery taste. Farrand & Clifford.
The Comfortable Way. to California
is in one of the new tourist sleeping cars
run every Wednesday via the Iowa Cen-
trail railway thru to Los Angeles with
out change. Every convenience OF the
standard sleeping car and at about one
third the cost. Rates as low as via any
other line. Call on Iowa Central ticket
agents for particulars.
Members of the H w. b." Club We're
pleasantly entertained at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Bullock last evening.
These present With their wives We're #.
r. Benedict j. S. Calhoun. Frank Good
man, i. E. Irwin, F. Aubrey Smith, j. o..
Monohon and Al Price. Refreshments
We're served and Thank sgivirg vas de-
Elightfully closed by the company.
Mr.. r. T. Palmer has resigned his po-
sition aa bookkeeper for Rhoades-C Car
imean. which he II 8 held for the past
Two years ard bout the 10th will begin
his, duties in a like capacity at Let's
Fletcher's, taking the place of Mr.. j. A.
HCattell who leaves for his new home in
! Tennessee. 1t Is not known now who
wifi have Mr.. Palmer 9 position With the,
firm he IS leaving.
Mrs. j. w. Burrouoshs returned today
\ from her short visit with Lynnville rela-g
I tives Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
lrougha will leave for Virginia, Where
they will spend the winter. That is
Mr.. Burroughs native state and he has
many relatives there. which will COM
/ btne TO make tlessvisit a very pleasant
one. They Will go to Niagara Falls. AT
Elantic City. New York and many other
piaces Of interest on their way. Miss
& Edna Burroughs will spend the winter
/ with her sister. Mrs. J. Lee Williams.
We were going 10 say that buying
furniture here (on account of the COM
mon sense prices is the easiest part
of your holiday shopping. But really
isn't selection the easiest part aftersall,
q for the Simple reason that our assort-
4 nlent is so uncommon and satisfying
4 that things are sure to please you even
Aif You choose them with Your eyes
shut? We nave elegant sideboards and
B everything in the furniture line from,
Il which to make your selections for
Il Christmas. Green trading stamps with
all cash purchases. D. G. Wilbur.
In the removal Of DIR. z. w. Jay from
ST. Anthony Marshall county loses .
good citizen and Waterloo gains a goot
doctor. Or. Jay has been resident o
u this county practically all his life ant
Z in the eight years he has been practicnt
S. at ST. Anthony he has built up one o.
!, the largest country practices in the
L county. Driving night and day has beer
very fatiguing, 80 that now that he ha
! a fair start in the world he has decides
!. to remove to Waterloo, where he can ed
]. ucate his four children and where hi
J work viii be less severe. The docto
6 viii not dispose Of his property interest
lin st. Anthony.
4 One of the happlest homes in the city
on Thanksgiving day was that of MI
and Mrs. w S. Robbins. The honore,
\ guest was the formers mother, Mrs. +
I II. Robbins who recently arrived ii
I this country from Berlin, Germany
where she conducts select school 70
!. young ladies. Her only other child, Mr.
! E. F Robbins, wife and children The
odore and Annie Arden, Of Chicago
!. also in the city Mrs. E. r. Robin
will accompany her son home tomor
row. She will remain in this countr!
until after the first of the year and MI
Z w. S. Robbins and family will spen,
: the holidays with her in Chicago.
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: Get souvenir at Sinclair's tomorrow
t Mr.. Rodney c. Wells, OF the T.-R.
/ left last night for Chicago, where HI
3 will spend two days with his sister
Miss Leona Wells, who is en- rout
|. from Cheyenne, Wyo., to Washington
DC. Miss Wells has been in the Wy,o
$ ming capital for the past year as sec
!, rotary to the chairman Of the republi
can state central committee In tn
! present epidemic Of typhoid in Chey
! enne she fell a victim to the disease an.
: for the past seven weeks, until veryre
y : NJ roo rxs-s.