Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-21

For Christmas you can find nothing
nicer than a box of kemble's flowers.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
We have few house coats left, which
YOU can have at less than cost. at
Stern's.
Get your candies, nuts, oranges.
grapes and cranberries for Christmas at
Olson's grocery.
The largest stock of china. dinner and
chamber sets and fancy lamps you Will
find at the Bee Hive.
We have something new in the way
of fancy holly wreaths tied with ribbon.
Wright; both phones 1S9.
OF course you want clean linen for the
holidays, and the way to get it is to
take your laundry to Flitton.
\ Try box of our Puravana or Owl
cigars. twenty-five in box. 81 per box.
either store. LaShelle g. Cook.
/ Ladies, we still have a big assortment
of bath robes. house Jackets, neckwear,
fancy and plain hosiery, muffiers, etc.
w. II. Burrows.
The c. S. Wallace home at los West
State street and the =. A. Hawley home
at 81 East State street have been quar-
antined for diphtheria.
Mr.. E. B. Raymond, of Haverhill, left
this morning for Ida Grove, where he
will visit his father, Rev. j. Raymond,
until after Christmas.
|
Miss Pauline Andrews arrived from
Grinnell last evening and will be with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Andrews, during the holidays.
Mr.. H. L. Spencer. of oskaloosa.
spent the day in the city. being on his
way home from Chicago. where ne has
been on business for few days.
] Miss Flora Paddock, of Grundy Cen
| ter. student at the Iowa State College.
| Ames, was in the city this morning as
the guest of Miss Nellie Stewart, being
on her way home to spend the holidays.
We are selling out our fur boas and
NUTS at cost price. They will be fac
| tory prices. Special sales Monday and
Tuesday at the fur factory of H. Singer,
zoe East Main street, Marshalltown,
1 Iowa.
Miss Della Votaw, who has been en-
joying the past few months with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. e. Cam
mack. and with many old friends in the
city. left Friday night for her home in
Tacoma, Wash.
| Z. L. Kinnan & Co. wish to call the
attention of all holiday shoppers to spe-
| cial designs in pictures. frames and art
novelties. I'VE do not give go cents in
trade and 40 cents in miscellaneous in
ducements to buy. but are here with 81
worth of goods for 81. Good goods cost
money.
Complimentary to the fact that her
| son. Mr.. George Schneider, had arrived
a. his majority. Mrs. Louis Schneider,
OF 307 South Third street. entertained a
dozen of her sons friends at surprise
party Friday evening. Miss Nellie Will
cox, of Montour was the only guest
present from out OF the city.
Mr.. John S. HiXson, of St Anthony,
is in receipt of a leaaer from his daugh-
ter Mrs Edna Faulkner. of Camas.
Idaho, saying that she is again located
| in the schools of Camas, position she
has held for the past three years. Mrs.
| Faulkner is pleased with her work in
the west and has been very successful
| teacher.
Father John Stuart. assistant rector Of
st. Mary's, returned yesterday from Du-
buque where he has been to attend the
| funeral of the late Rt. Rev. I. NJ. Leni-
han, d. D.. bishop of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
whose death occurred here Sunday
evening. Father Loughnane. of State
Center, who has also been in Dubuque,
| arrived here this morning, en- route to
his home. Rev. Father Lehman will re-
turn to the city in time for Christmas.
The Shenandoah Sentinel says: "A
young man from Marshalltown, Z. G.
Swab, has bought Ed. Cutters stables
and will enlarge the plant greatly. He
also bought the two adjoining lots,
one from w. S. O'Brien and the other
from d. NJ. Brubaker, making 120x1S0
feet of ground and around this he will
erect large feeding sheds, so that team
and wagon will be entirely under cover.
These improvements will be made as
fast as the weather will permit.
Mr.. L. G. Seager and DR.. w. j. Ward,
Of Gilman, were in the city Friday even
ing, arriving on the Colorado special
from Chicago. Mr.. Seager and DR.. Ward
have been for the past three weeks in
Hart and Whitehil. Mich, where they
have been looking after business mat
tiers in which they are interestd, es-
pecially after matters pertaining to the
operation Of the box factory at Whites
hall, which is now running night and
day on a big order Of wooden spools for
wire factory.
! Could you think of better Christmas
present for your son or daughter than
scholarship in Dudley Business Coll
lgee? The school is full, that is, our
present equipment is fully occupied. II
YOU desire to enter at the beginning of
the next term, Monday, Dec. 80, you had
better call at once and enroll, which you
may do by paying SIS, which will apply
on the regular tuition. This will be
necessary in order to be sure Of a desk.
| Call any day before Christmas, when
we must close our contract for extra
desks.
The original Nashville Students will
appear at the Odeon next Tuesday eve
ming. This company is composed of the
best of colored talent and comprises
twenty five members, prominent among
them being the black nightingale. Helen
Ogden, known to be the most beautiful
and sweetest singing octoroon In the
| world. They also carry their own band