Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-19
DR.. Bay, IA East Main.
Wedding rings at Helberg's
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.

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bition in the California car is a mon
ster.
Hard and soft coal. best grades a
right prices, at the Irwin Lumber Com
rany's.
Mrs. T. j. Reed and daughter, Mis-
Cora, spent the day with friends in Ia
ma and Toledo.
Stock fish for Christmas and greer
trading stamps With all cash purchase
ct Olsons, l27 West Main.
4 Ladies' extra heavy heeced, double
spliced heel hose Is cents a pair, tw
pairs for % cents, at the Hawkeye.
The California car is proving tc
Iowa people that the finest fruits in the
4 world are grown in the golden state.
There is a new kind of coal to be in
troduced in this morket. 1t is fine stuff
Better see the Irwin Lumber Compan.
about it.
| Mrs. John Galloway left this morning
I for Hastings, Neb., where she will re
main for two weeks visit with hel
son, Mr.. Burt Galloway.
Mrs. S. G. Lutz and daughter returned
Monday evening from Chicago, where
they have been for a few days visi,
4 with Mr.. Lutz's sister, Mrs. c. II. Ca
node.
Chains, charms, rings. booches, stick
| pins, cuff buttons and all kinds of jew
elry for the holidays. Red or green
stamps Miller. the jeweler los Eas,
| Main.
Judge Franklin c. Plat, of Waterloo,
spent the day in Marshalltown, coming
state board. which was in session trans
acting business.
| A screen adds much to the looks of a
room, and we have some very handsome
ones. Would be pleased to show them
| to you. Red trading stamps with all
cash purchases. Marion Gard.
! Dent think because you hear that we
have had such an immense trade that
we can not please you in suit or over
coat. We can and will save you from So
| tc IS ON every garment. Farrand & Gift
ford.
Miss Edna Burroughs left Monday
evening for Oskaloosa and Ottumwa,
and Will visit at these points and at Sui
ly and Lynnvilie in company with her
mother who is now in Ottumwa with
relatives.
When you are uptown some evening
gust step in at Farrand & Gifford's and
and have them show you their line o.
mems suit cases and grips OF all kinds.
You can buy them at their closing -out
sale at bedrock prices.
On account of the immensely Of the
this evening the performance will begin
production carrying so people and all
their own stage settings.
Mr.. John Yeager. of Boone, who has
been in Gilman for few days visiting
lis daughter, Mrs. r. l.. Thompson, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
will remain for a short visit with his
daughters. Mrs. II. c. Hansen and Mrs.
Clara Edgar.
Kennedys bakery goods are always
the best We have in stock honey jun
bies. cocoanut taffy, Newsboys, Mary
AIMS. combination bar Newton biscuit.
marshmallow walnuts, vanilla waters.
Long Branch waters and other nice
sorts. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Conductor H. O. McFarlane, of the
Central. accompanied by Mrs. McFar-
lane, returned Monday evening from
drinking the spring waters with the
I, ne
tack of jaundice Mr.. McFarlane is
considerably improved and intends this
evening to take his accustomed run on
the Story City branch.
Messrs. L. NJ. Dodge. H. A. Church.
Ralph Church. of Gilman, Frank Damn, |
of Green Mountain and E. f. Collins
of Cedar Rapids. left this morning over
the Central for Wheaton, Mimi, where |
they will look at land. A. w. Head left |
for Hallock, Mimi, and r. A. Salisbury
Capt. r. C. Mcmillan, NJ. l.. Neiman, l. |
S. Rst, of Clemens, and j. Nj. Haw-
thorne of Nevada were passengers foi I
Crookston, MINI.
Rev A. D. Kinzer, formerly resi-
dent of this county. in the Bangor
now pastor of the Con- |
gregational church of Marion, arrived in [
the city Monday evening, accompanied
by his wife, and will remain for a short
visit with his sister Mrs Isom p Woo
ten, in the south port of the city. While
here Rev. and Mrs Kinzer will visit in
Bangor with the formers brother. Jacob
I'll. Kinzer, and sister, Mrs. Nathaniel
Jack" McColgin, the young man who
vas arrested here several weeks ago
upon charge of larceny, only to be re-
eased because of the failure of the
5raEd jury to indict, and was imme-
iiately rearrested by Sheriff Mitterer. of
Hardin county, upon a charge of burg
airy, for robbing the Isaac Tucker resi-
fence at Iowa Falls few months ago, /!
arrived In the city yesterday from Ell
lora. having been released upon his own
bond, to appear before the Hardin coun
Y court when wanted. The grand jury
indicted him in Hardin county but evil
IentIy doesn't consider its case very
trong one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hamaker of
Reading, Pa, who have been in the city
wo weeks as the guests of Mrs Henry
went to Oslialoosa this morn
ng Mr.. Hamaker is editor and pub
Usher CT Our Greater America" maya
inc, and has been here getting photo
,raphs OF leading industries for the I
purpose Of illustrating Marshalltown
nd other points on the Iowa Central {
ir. Hamakers visit to this city Was the