Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-10

Loose diamonds, at chamberlain s.
Read Whittons ad in want column.
4 ~ Mighell. surgeon and physician
An elegant line of fiat ware at Paley's.
Fine oxford mufflers, new shapes, at
Holes.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Inquire at Paley'a
jewelry store.
Did you see Santa Claus at the New
York Racket Store?
/ Mrs. Clara Iverson, of Pickering. Wis.
! tied in the city Monday
Your laundry work will be done right
If you take it to Flitton.
Special sale for ladies tomorrow af-
ternoon. Big Four. Elegant presents.
The Literary Clan was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Grace Baker.
Special 10 cent matinee for ladies'
and children at the Odeon tomorrow
Afternoon.
Dr. Aiairs, osteopathic physician, over
1 .aeaiy bank, practlced over three
years in this city.
\
/ We have $4,000 stock of jeNelry
from which to select your Christmas
presents. Paley, the jeweler.
| The best assortment of apples you will
find at Olson's. 121 West Main, green
| ings, Northern Spy, Steel Red and other
| varieties.
Mrs. Will Dow, OF New Hartford, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
will remain for a two weeks visit at
the home Of /, Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Swan
son.
We are going to give 25 per cent dis
count or just one quarter off our regu-
| lar price on all cloaks and jackets. Now
| Is the time to buy at The Big Fair
| Store.
The best substitute for hard coal is
I Ocean Smokeless;" because it burns up
clean, does not SCOT or gas. is full of
heat and laster. Gregory Brown Coal
| Co., agents.
After Wednesday evening we will
| keep our store open evenings until 8
O'Clock. except Saturday evenings, when
the store will be open until o'clock.
Densel & Wilbur.
The big Fair Store will open evenings
/ until $3.50 for the accommodation CT our
holiday buying. Special prices will be
| made in dry goods, shoes and gents
| furnishing department during the next
! two weeks.
F. j. Ingledue, of Clemens, was in the
| city Monday afternoon. arriving from
Ottumwa, where he has been for short
stay on business, Mr.. Ingledue has dis
posed of his restaurant business at
| Clemens and is now looking for ]oca-
| ton.
Engineers Charles Rogers and Simon
Reed and Firemen j. NJ. Trip and Fred
Cunningham. OF the Central, spent the
day in Oskaloosa where they were pres
ent at the investigation Of the collision
| in the Oskaloosa yards, that occurred a
week ago Sunday night Master Me-
chanic George d. Brooke was present at
| the investigation.
Mrs. A. S. Burnell was hostess Mon
day afternoon to small company Of
friends at o'clock dinner. given In
honor OF Mrs. w. C. Burleigh, OF Mime
| apolis, the guests, twelve in number,
| being the more intimate friends Of the
honored guest. The hostess was assist
ed in serving by Miss Florence Burnell
and Mrs. A. w. Hoy.
]. N. Rowen, wife and daughters,
Misses Callie and Bertha Rowen. left
Monday evening, on the Central. for
/ Lawton. Okla. where Mr.. Rowen will
toll n ,or If eynx OF
which he drew in the lottery of last
summer. 1t Is the intention of Mr..
Rowen to develop the claim and make
located five miles east Of the town of
Lawton.
Rev. DR.. Crippen, special agent for
Cornell College, Mount Vernon, spent
Sunday in the city. He preached in the
morning at the Methodist church and
spoke in the evening on christian Ed
ucation." There are 600 students in at
tendance this fall term at Cornell. The
library building, for which Mr.. Carnegie
donates $4,000, will be erected in the
early spring. The financial agent, with
President King, is in the field soliciting
funds in the interest of the new library
diiu JUN are ieSliHS Will SllSOuId8H lss
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, Jr., re-
turned Monday evening from Clinton,
where they were called last week by a
| telegram announcing an accident to
their brother-in-law, Conductor j. E.
Mewherter, OF the Northwestern. Mr..
Mewherter was out quail hunting with
party OF friends. and was accidentally
shot by Engineer Will Tooney, OF the
c. & N. W., the charge striking him
! in the right eye. At first it was thought
the injury would prove serious. but Mr..
Mewherter is now recovering nicely and
will be brought to this city as soon as
he is able to travel. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
We're accompanied home by Elmer and
Marie Mewherter, who will visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wine
brenner.
That the furniture store Of Marion
Gard is Marshalltown's ideal headquar-
ters for Christmas gifts was never more
emphatically demonstrated than during
the past week. Already at this early
period OF the holiday trade, he has passed
the high selling mark of one year ago,
and the wonderful part Of this unpre-
cedented record is made more manifest
when you consider that there is about
twelve more days before Christmas. The
phenomenal increase in the business is
attributed to the fact that the firm, at
all times, sustains its reputation for