Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-26

Plenty of fresh eggs and country but
| ter at Culley's.
/ See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank
Fifteen new raglan coats just received
at the Hawkeye, from $40 up.
/ Battenberg braids, threads and
stamped patterns at the Hawkeye.
| Attend the opening at Paleys jewelry
store Saturday. Music and flowers.
| Large assortment OF mems neckties,
| choice at % cents, at The Fair Store.
/ Miss Wolcott's classes in china paint
| ing and water colors over lie East Main.
Ladies. attend the Big Four sale at 2
| q. m. tomorrow. Elegant presents.
Buy a piano while you can get it at
| factory prices at Tuffree's Music House.
Fireproof safe wanted. Send name,
size. condition and lowest price, -
city.
Every lady will be presented with a
flower at Paley's Saturday. Be sure
and come.
Special values in hosiery and under
wear for the rest of this week at the
| Hawkeye.
! If you need a case for your mandolin
/ you will save money by buying it at
| Adamson's.
| Representative-elect C. e. Walters, of
Tama, was in the city Monday afternoon
on business.
| Don't buy dolls, games toys, ETC., I'M
! I'll you have looked at our line. Sim
mons Book Store.
| Home made white bread, whole wheat
| bread and graham bread. Mrs. Eastman.
"a North First street.
John d. Vail left Monday evening for
| Eagle Grove, where he will remain for
a few days on business.
| Our basement is now complete with a
full line of holiday goods and we invite
our patrons to inspect this line. The
Fair Store.
| Mrs. Ella Rebbeke went to Hamp-
ton this morning, where she will re-
main for two weeks visit at the II.
l.. Thorpe home.
Thanksgiving will not be complete
without some of Johnsons cider, for
| sale at Olson's grocery, 121 West Main.
| Green trading stamps.
| Roy B. Brown invites inspection of
his new designs in upholstery goods,
skirt boxes and papier mache novelties.
No. Is North First avenue.
|
Miss Cora Sparks, of Boone who has
been in the city for a few days visit
with Mrs. Art Croft and Miss Emma
Harris, returned this morning to her
home,
Col. f. C. Let's, of Chicago. arrived in
the city this morning, spending the day
here looking after his business interests.
He was met here by Mr.. Amos p. Spen-
Ger, of Oskaloosa.
F.. A. Palmer, passenger agent for the
Santa Fe at Des Moines. was in the city
Monday looking after business matters
connected with the general passenger
department of the Iowa Central.
Conductor j. A. Perry of the Chicago
& Northwestern railway. with run on
Nos. Is and II. is off duty owing to ILL
ness, and is in Clinton hospital for the
purpose of undergoing surgical opera
ton. Conductor Stoik is on his run.
Flour. Flour! Flour! We have flour
at 25 and 35 cents, 81, s1.05 and s1.25 Pay
your money and take your choice. Gra-
ham, buckwheat. Kansas flour, fancy
Minnesota flour and many other varie-
ties of meal and flour. Reynolds, Wat
son 6, Co.
Upton Advertiser: Mrs. Triem accom-
panied her husband from Mechanicsville
on Thursday and is being entertained at
the Presbyterian parsonage. Rev.
Triem went home on Wednesday to be
installed pastor of the Mechanicsville
Presbyterian church. That church is to
be congratulated upon having secured
such an able preacher.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Club will be held at the club rooms to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30, and the liter
ature department will have charge of
the program. The subject for the af-
ternoon is IAN Hour With Scottish
Bards." Mrs. Nellie Reid-Cady Will tell
OF her trip to Scotland and Miss Bessie
Speers will give reading.
On Saturday afternoon from 2.30 to
4:3O and evening from 7:30 to 10 Mr..
Paley the ieweler, will give an open
ing to his customers. To those Of his
friends and customers who have not re-
ceived invitations an invitation is here
by extended. To each lady will be CIV
en- a handsome souvenir. During the
hours of the opening a musical program
will be rendered.
Attend the opening at Palcy's jewelry
store Saturday. Music and flowers.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, OF the
Central, was in the city over night,
coming for the purpose OF being in at
tendance at the district court today, In
the case Of Myers VS.. the Central.
in which SIS damages were asked for the
killing of COW, near Liscomb by one Of
the company's trains. The case was set
tied, however, the company giving Mr..
Myers s40 and he agreeing to pay the
costs incurred.
Something new, can OF condensed
cream for cents, at Culley's.
The remains of the late Elijah S.
Wilson will arrive in the city at 1909
tonight on the Northwestern from Ore
gon City. Ore, and the funeral will be
conducted by Rev. DR.. +. w. Parsons at
the George Treffry home, 532 North
First street, at 1926 o'clock Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Arthur A. Wilson,
son of the deceased, arrived in the city