Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-13
Brenneck, reliable tailor.


Sample line of furs at the Hawkeye.
! Pocket cutlery. shears, carving sets
and razors at Bullock's.
Ladies writing desks handsomer and
better than ever at Cards.
The finest bakery goods in the city
you will find at Sundells cafe.
When out looking for Cristmas pres
ents call at Paley's. the jeweler.
Remember we give green trading
stamps at our sale. p. A. Stern.
/ There was lull in the Christmas
and sleet storm.
Largest and most complete line OF
toys and holiday goods west of Chicago
The Big Fair.
Fine linen lawn hand embroidered
initial handkerchief Is cents each.
Bannatyne & Lay.
| Have you seen those handsome calen-
OARS that Paley, the jeweler. is giving
away to his customers?
| Goods laid away until called for and
delivered to all parts of the city. The
Big Fair, 6 and West Main street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Adj
ans, No. 200 East State street, has been
released from diphtheria quarantine.
| Mr.. I. c. Speers went to Mason City
Thursday night and will be absent from
home a couple of days looking after bus
mess matters.
wicked London will be presented by
| the Falk & Veronee Stock Company at
the Odeon Saturday night. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
If you want nice picture or medal
lion be sure and visit the Racket Store
and see the large line before you make
your purchases
The Elks are anticipating an enjoy
able session tonight, when a class Of
twelve or fifteen candidates will be
initiated and banquet will be served.
Mrs. Will McNider, OF Pasadena, Cal.
who has been visiting in this city, Sioux
City and st. Paul for the past several
weeks, left this morning for her home.
Saturday the Sinclair Tea & Coffee
Company will give Theo. Haviland
cup and saucer or plate with each 81
cash purchase. Those wishing to
complete their sets will find full as
sortment.
A few articles that make suitable
present for the good wife. Carpet
sweeper. ceiling brush, crumb tray and
brush. a pair Of shears, set of carvers.
q food chopper, baking dish, water
tray or a sewing machine. We carry
a complete line at the right price. d. I
j. Bullock.
Mr.. Fred S. Kaufman left Thursday |
afternoon on the Colorado special for
Sterling, ILL.,. where he is summoned by |
a telegram announcing that his father
Rudolph Kaufman, was very Ill and
not expected to live. The elder Mr..
Kaufman is IS years OF age and is suf-
fering with dropsy.
You are looking for Christmas pres
ents for the boys, let us make few
suggestions: all boys want a pair Spf I
skates, a set Of boxing gloves, punch
ing bag or foot ball. tool chest, an air
gun. shot gun or rifle, hunting coat.
a common or safety razor, pearl
pocket knife, velocipede. wagon or
sled. All are suitable and just what
the boys want, see US. We carry a
complete line. Bullock's hardware
store.
Rev. A. Olson, state missionary for
the Swedish Baptist church. went to
Des Moines Thursday evening to look
after business matters In connection
with the completion Of new church,
which will soon be dedicated. Rev. Oh
son recently returned from Winnipeg,
Manitoba, where he was called with q
view to accepting the superintendency
of the church work in Canada, but he +,
has concluded to not accept the position.
He says Manitoba and the Canadian
provinces to the west are rapidly set
ting up, and that many Of the settlers
are Swedes. .
The teachers and pupils Of the Fourth
ward school were lat home" to their
friends = the mothers on Thursday !
afternoon. The regular school work was
carried on from 1:3O to o'clock. a,
which time the pupils were dismissed
and the teachers and mothers met in the
typical Ruth Ashmore heart o-heartl
talks" Two very interesting papers by
Mrs. F. w. Parsons and Mrs. c. p.
Boardman on the subject of co-opera-
tive work of mother and teacher and the
literature for the child were thoroughly
enjoyed. Light refreshments were !
served in the dainty equipped Office and
the guests departed bearing with them
the good wishes of teachers anc pupils,
designated by gilded wish-bones tied
with bows of baby ribbon.
Hoyt's "a Texas Steer" unquestiona-
bly, the most popular of farce comedies,
comes to the Odeon Monday evening, .
Dec 16. 1t would be singular il the
theme hit upon by the late Mr.. Hoyt
Gid not furnish rousing entertainment.
The comedy is SO full of clever, brilliant
1umor and the situations are so hilari-
rus that there is not single moment OF
from the time the play opens
until the curtain descends on the last !.
act. Maverick Brander'' is rugged
oonest Texas rancher. During a brief
absence from his ranch he is elected to /,
congress. Confronted with this fact up !
IN his return he Indignantly refuses to
i'll the Office. He accedes with alacrity
and HES to Washington with his wife
md daughter. The misadventures that a
,nsue are always absorbing: now Wild !,
Y hilarious, broadly satirical and again j,
ouchingly pathetic. The sale of seats q
opens tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at !,
he box office. In