Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-17
Or MARS, osteopathy.
Holiday goods at Hellberg's.
Fresh oysters at sundelrs Cafe.
Read Whitton' ad in want column.


stock of jewelry.
Skates for everybody at Bullocks,
from 90 cents up.
Buy one of those So umbrellas at NJ F.
Andrews for $1.43.
Special prices on guitar cases this
week at Adamson's.
Mrs. Nell watson-Nold. of Union,
visited in the city Monday.
If you want cut glass for a present
see the elegant line at Paley's.
Ladies eiderdown dressing sacques
and bath robes, at the Hawkeye.
New line of ladies' elastic and leather
belts. Hoyt's Department Store.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
Mrs. Ralph Church, of Gilman, spent
Monday in the city at the II. A. Church
home.
Books, bon bon boxes, busts, box
paper, bibles, writing desks, at Liebig's
book store.
Drums, mouthharps, tin flies and rat
.lebones for the childrens Christmas at
Adamson's.
Florence, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. n. w. Lundy, is seriously Ill
with pneumonia.
If you want nice rug for some of
your friends you should see our assort-
ment. Marion Gard.
One hundred dozen ladies' hose, Isle
thread, 50-cent values, at 10 cents. Hen
ry Pappe's tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. :,
AT committee meeting Of the Com
mercial club, held last evening, the mat
ter Of the pottery factory was reported
as progressing very favorably.
Albert o. Allgeyer of Dubuque a bro
ther of John Allgeyer, of this city, has
come to Marshalltown to reside and has
accepted clerkship with B. A. Nor
gan.
Judge Lewis and Capt. Carr, of Mon
tezuma, were in the city Monday eve
ming between trains, being on his way
to Sioux City, to look after business
matters.
Division Engineer r. H. Wight. OF
the Central. will leave tomorrow for
Belfast. Me-, his former home. where he
will remain until the first of the year,
visiting relatives and friends.
Have you seen the elegant hand
painted china and water color pictures
at Miss Wolcott's studio? Real gems
Of art, such as any one would appre-
ciate for Christmas or wedding pres.
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, OF Bar
ney, spent Monday in the city as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Quinlan, |
going to Liscomb in the evening, where |
they will visit at the home of Mr.. Eli
otis mother, Mrs C. Elliott.
A Chicago Great Western man who
was in the city yesterday is authority
for the statement that preparations are
now being made for double tracking the
main line of the road from Oelwein to
Chicago, work to be begun in the spring,
We will give 20 per cent discount on
Ill clocks. jewelry, silverware and
novelties excepting watches and dia-
nonds, on these we will give 10 per
,eht discount. Red or green trading
stamps. Miller, the jeweler, 108 East
Main.
Diphteria and scarlet fever are on the
decline in Marshalltown at present and
FOR the past ten days there has not been
J. single case of either diphtheria or
scarlet fever quarantined. The city is
practically free now from any conta-
sious disease, excepting measles, chick
enpox and whooping cough.
The Clifford bowling alley, over 20
East Main street, will soon be open. The
Brunswick Blake Company have two
experts here experimenting the work,
and 1t will be a f1rst-class alley in all
respects. 1t will be ready for the holi-
lays. The alley is fitted up especially
'or ladies and gentlemen and bowlingI
S ready.
T.. Nelson Downs, our famous tom
NY" the worlds greatest coin and card
manipulation, who has been appearing in
III the European capitals with such
marked success for several years, sends
rom Dublin. Ireland, unique Christ
mas card to Marshalltown friends which
eads Just note In sending my
coindest' wishes for Xmas. May it be
real 'handsum' time
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Embroidered and hemstitched linen
unch cloths, all sizes, at the Hawkeye.
Mrs. Bess Parker-Sniffen, of Chicago,
rrived in the city Monday evening
rom Belle Plaine, where she spent
with her aunt. Mrs. William
Murray, and will remain until tomor-
ow evening as the guest of her friend,
IRIS c. r. Brown. From here Mrs.
;niffen will go to Columbus, o.. for a
,rief visit with Mr. Sniffen's parents,
.fter which she will go to New York,
where her home is now to be. Mr..
'niffen. who has been in charge of one
# the departments for Sears. Roebuck
I Co., for number Of years, has been
ent to New York as manager OF the
irm's store in that city. Mr. and Mrs.
;niffen will reside at the corner Of One
hundred and Fortieth street and Sew
nth avenue
Just received, a new line OF gentle
mems umbrellas for Christmas. The
daWkeye.
Mr.. AL Greenbaum, formerly Of this
ity and junior member Of the clothing
lrm of III. Greenbaum & Son, spent
IN the city on his maiden trip
or the l.. A. Shakman Company,