Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-14
Skates of all kinds at Bullock's.

at Aliens 8, the jeWeler.
/ Mrs. H. A. Church and son Harry
spent the day in Gilman.
Your laundry work will be done right
If you take 1t to F'litton.
If you want good doll you will find
a nice line t Newcomers.
| Gas house coke is the popular fuel this
season. Baker Bros, sole agents.
DR.. Cora Williams, Observation-Disclosures
of women and children. Over the Fail
store.
Mr.. William Allen, OF Superior Neb.
! is visiting his brother, George ]. Allen
and family.
See the Cake Walk and Fairy Tale
at Newcomers
The cooperation Of Old Sol will have
to be procured to relieve the sidewalks
of their coating of ice.
Have you seen those handsome calen-
dars that Paley, the jeweler, is giving
1 away to his customers?
| The cut glass at Aliens is OF the finest
quality and the prices as low as consist
ent with frst-class goods.
OF course you want clean linen for the
| holidays. and the way to get it is to
| take your laundry to Flitton.
Pekay is the best coal mined in Iowa
for furnace use. Try it and be COLI
1 WINGED. Baker Bros, sole agents.
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wicked London" will be presented by
the veronee Stock Company at the
Odeon this evening. Prices, 10, 20 and 80
| cents.
The latest in ladies' fancy penknives
and strictly high grade embroidery and
ladies' scissors. Schmidt's hardware
store.
No relief from the cold Is promised
for several days. The storm still pre-
walls in Wyoming and in other parts OF
| tho northwest.
| Master Robert Batty. son Of General
Passenger Agent George S. Batty, of the
Central, is quite III at his fathers apart
ments, at the Black home.
| Monday morning we will place on sale
1 Il
duced prices. If in need of one come
in and see how cheap you can buy them.
Green trading stamps, at Newcomers.
Are you looking for something in the
furniture line for Christmas? We have
such large and varied stock that 1t
will be easy for you to find just what
you want at our store. Marion Gard.
Mr.. Harry Dubois arrived in the city
! Friday evening from Hampton and will
remain for an over-Sunday visit at the
home OF his wife's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Warren, southwest Of the
city.
| For the next three weeks we VIII
clean plain flannel waists for rs cents
| and ladies' long coats for 81. one-half
price. Both phones. and we will call for
| and deliver all work. FlittoD Steam Dye
Works, "a West Church.
Miss Grace Douglass, of Grinnell who
is conducting ladies' physical culture
class at the Railway Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
once a week., was in the city Friday
night and was a guest at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. C. p. Boardman.
]. S. Igou, of Eldora, railway postal
clerk in charge of one of the mail cars
running on Iowa Central trains Nos. l
and 2, was in the city this morning,
coming down from Eldora to take his
run again. Mr.. Igou has been off duty
ten days owing to illness in his family.
| Tom Coughlan, who has been en-
ployed by the different express compa-
MES for the past few years. has been
given one OF the Americans wagons I'M
til recently in charge of Will Barr. Mr..
Barr has been placed on the Northwest
ern fast mail. as an extra helper during
the holiday season, making his first trip
west this morning.
Andrew Jurden, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Jurden. OF this city. who was en-
ployed In the general offices OF the Iowa
Central, in the accounting department.
| arrived in the city last night from Den
vcr and will remain for a weeks visit
| with his parents. Mr.. Jurden is now in
the employ of the engineering depart
ment of the Union Pacific.
The funeral OF the late Fred p. Mof-
fatt was largely attended Friday after
noon from the home OF the deceased's
son, Mr. Cady j. Moffatt, 527 North Sec
ond street. Rev. ]. K. Black. of St.
Paul's church. had charge OF the SER
vice, which was according to the Epis-
copal burial service. Rev. C. p. Board
man, of the Congregational church, Of
fered prayer, and three hymns were
sung by a quartet composed OF Miss
Edna Baughman, Mrs. Ella Baughman,
Mr. c.. Durelle and Mr.. n. B. Miller. The
flowers from friends were profuse ana
very beautiful. The pail bearers were
Messrs w. B. Elliott, Theodore A.
Brown, L. W. Robbins Charles c.
Urine George r. Norris and E. j. De-
laney.
The Souvenir Cinch Club and several
friends were entertained at its regular
meeting Friday night by Mrs. Fred
Grumme and Mrs. Nellie Bowman, at
the Grumme home, corner of Main and
Sixth streets. The house was decorated
with holly, as was the table. Dinner was
served at $50, the hostesses being as
sisted by Misses Marion and Bessie W.
Parker. Miss Edna Balch waited on the
door. After dinner the evening was
spent with cinch. Mrs. w. v. Couch
man received the ladies' head prize and
Mr.. George w. McNeely the gentle
mems. Mrs. McNeely was given the la
dies consolation and Mr.. Couchman the
gentlemens Guests of the evening were
Col. and Mrs. ], NJ. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Carney, Mr.. and Mrs. #. e..
Auringer, Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Ad-
ans. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. McNeely