Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-03

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tertainments. secular meetings. cards o.
thanks. obituary resolutions and similar
notices. will be charged at the rate OF sccnt.
er line for earh insertion:
| THE CITY in BRIEF
Llngon berries at Olson's.
Wedding presents at HellberE's.
4 DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
Oysters in any style at Sundell's Cafe
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West Main
| Mr.. H. A Church spent the day i,
Gilman.
Remember the supper at I. o. o.
hall, Dec. 5.
SIS and 1850 mems suits at $1o.75 a
Stems sale.
White grapes, dates, figs and apples
at Reynilds, Watson & Co.'S
| Special prices on all high priced furs
all the week. Lee & Benedict.
| Our holiday handkerchiefs are nov
open for inspection at Newcomers.
For Sale-The White meat market al
a bargain, going into other business.
Watch Henry Pappe's ad in tomorrow
evenings paper. He will quote prices.
Miss Wolcott's classes in china paint.
| ing and water colors over 116 East Main
Come and convince yourself that ou
cloaks are the best value seen. Banna.
tyne & Lay.
purchases. Miller. the jeweler. los Eas
Main street.
Lost on Eighth avenue or Woodbury.
street. wool horse blanket. Reward
for return to this office.
Miss Ella Saint returned Monday eve.
ming from Lynnville, where she visited
relatives for several days.
Ladies. buy your friends Christina
presents now. save 25 per cent and ge,
trading stamps at Stern's.
Ladies' arctic overshoes Is cents
mems 81 and children's 40 and so cents
Hoyt's Department Store.
See Painters display OF pumps. wind
mills and furnaces. Special prices fol
this week; 1a6 West Main.
Marshalltown,s greatest handkerchief
sale begins next Thursday morning at 8
o'clock Henry Pappes IS the place.
Tally cards and dinner cards in TWEEN
tieth century girls. Coontown 400 and De
Las Flores girls at Liebig's book store
Big line of all-wool dress goods In
black and colors for 80 cents yard at
Newcomers. We give green trading
stamps.
Wanted-First class Matchmaker at
once. State salary wanted. Will pay
good wages. Address B. care Times-Re-
publican.
Suits for little boys. aged 8. 4 and 6
years, at half former prices. Make a
nice Christmas present. Trading stamps
at Stern's.
An elegant line of upholstering mate
rails at Roy B. Browns. Have the ole
furniture made to look like new before
Christmas.
The residence at 412 Union street oc-
cupied by family ra,ned Shafer was
qusrantined this moralng. young child
having developed case of dilhtheria.
Chief Engineer Kelley, of the Iowa
Central, went to Peoria today in the
private car Iowa. to look after matters
in his department at that end OF the
line.
Mrs. J. G. Weatherby returned this
morning from Gilbert Station. where she
has been spending her Thanksgiving
with her daughter, Mrs. Eva Weatherby
Dyer.
H. H. Heggen, OF Cambridge, was in
the city yesterday and purchased car
.bugg,es Of Lloyd Maxwell. one OF the
FIRMS statesmen.
We sell our hay and straw at actual
weight in single bales. Try US. You
will find We save you money on all sides.
Call us by either phone. Henry Weber,
LOG South Center street.
The Excelsior Aid of Marshall r. d.
Lodge, No. 40. will hold a bazaar at /.
O. o. F. hall Thursday, Dec. 8, after
noon and evening, supper from to s..
Is cents. Admission free.
Miss Allie NJ. Barstow will have a sale
of china, water colors and other art now
elites at No. POS West Church street.
Sale commences Wednesday, Dec. 4th.
Before buying your Christmast presents
see her work.
Hay. straw, shorts. low grade flour.
bran, everything in the feed line at
Henry Weber's, LOG South Center street.
The price is right. Single bales Of hay
and straw sold at actual weight. Tele-
phone a trial order and find out.
James Donovan, of Ottumwa, Ed COT
fee and r. Griffin. both residents of this
city. were before the mayor this morn
ing as the result of too liberal use Of
intoxicants. Donovan paid out and was
discharged. The others will be shut
irs" for six days.
Deputy Sheriff Hutson made trip to
Melbourne Monday with a warrant en-
towering him to search certain build
iIgs in that village for robes stolen re.
Gently from H. E. Simkins and DR.. Getz.
The search was fruitless so far as the
robes were concerned.