Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-27

Brenneck. reliable tailor.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
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Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's-
Or. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
Oysters in any style at the Para
gon."
Rev. John Montgomery, of Albion, was
III the city on business Thursday.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered.
Miss Margaret Tittemore arrived home
| this morning from a brief visit in Chi
cago.
| We have $4,000 stock Of jewelry
from which to select your Christmas
presents. Paley, the jeweler.
Mrs. Hattie Miller. who has been in
Newton for few days visit with
friends, returned this morning.
Miss Laura Wright returned Thurs
Gay evening from West Liberty, where
she has been for few days visit with
| her parents.
/ Miss Ida Soloman and brother. Mr.
Sine Solonan, We're in Tama Thursday
night, where they We're in attendance
at dancing party.
| Christmas has passed and will make
q discount on many holiday goods left in
! stock. If you can use anything in jew
| elry buy now. VIM. Heliberg.
| For the New Years trade we will
have fresh oysters, celery, lettuce, rad
ishes, parsley and full line of vegeta-
bles. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Mrs. G. e. Long arrived in the city
| Thursday evening from Mequoketa, and
will remain for weeks visit with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Stull
Mr.. b. r. Foreman is at home from
visit Of three months spent in Indiana
and Illinois, his principal sojourn being
at Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
Mr.. j. N. Turner and niece, Miss Mar
/ garet Turner, of Eldora. were In the city
| last night az the guests of Mr.. J. z.
Dotson. being on their way to Chicago,
for brief visit.
Dudley Business College reopens
Monday, Dec. 80. We shall have to
supply new desks for all students who
ienter at that time, for all desks are now
engaged. Call and arrange at once.
Mrs. Charles Meredith went to Abba
/ this morning, where she will visit few
1 days as the guests of Mrs. Eva Gordon
| and Miss Ireland. She will also visit In
Oskaloosa before returning, with Mrs.
i James Peacock.
Constable D. w. Adair, OF LeGrand,
was in the city this morning, being on
his way to Eldora, where he will ac-
1 company to LeGrand Henry j. Thomp-
son, aged Is, who is a member of the
Industrial school, whose father, Mar
shall John Thompson, of LeGrand, is
quite i'll with pneumonia at his home.
/ Mr.. Thomas Mooney. Mrs. A. d. Fan
ton and son Elgin, Miss Blanche Stone,
Mrs. Elma Fanton Sievers, all of Gill
man. and Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Bancroft.
of Chicago, who has been enjoying a
/ Christmas visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Breckenridge. three miles
north OF the city, returned Thursday
1 evening to Gilman.
Mr.. Wyllis Smith, who is a student at
1 the NOTlnWGSlSIA Xnlllldiy <hSehShiy ,
| Highland Park, Ill, arrived in the city
| Thursday evening, accompanied by his
4 grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Wyllis. and
will remain until after New Years with
! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George w.
/ smith Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lawrence
/ will arrive from Chicago Tuesday and
4 remain until after New Years at the
Smith home.
Col. and Mrs. ]. w. Lawrence, of
Union, spent Thursday In the city as
the guests of their son, Mr.. II. S. Law
renee, and family, returning to Union
! this morning, accompanied by their
! daughter, Mrs. @. e. Wood, of Straw
berry Point, who arrived In the city
Hast evening Mrs. Wood will remain
at her parents home several weeks.
/ Col. Lawrence leaves for st. Paul Fri
day morning.
Messrs Frank and Haven Hurst and
i sisters. Misses Edith and Florence of
/ Deimar, nephews and nieces OF Mr.. G.
1 w. Sparks, arrived in the city Thursday
4 evening on the Colorado special and
will be guests over Sunday at their
uncle's home. They will visit relatives
4 in State Center and Anies until after
4 New Years when the Misses Hurst Will
4 return to Mt. Vernon, where they are
students at Cornell College. Mr. Frank
Hurst leaves upon the completion of his
visit In this. vicinity for New York,
where he is employed with an electrical
i construction firm.
/ "Pudd'nhead Wilson," Mark Twain's
4 delightful comedy. will be seen at the
i Odeon next Tuesday evening, Dec. 81.
under the direction of Shiplnan Broth
ers. The company will be headed by
that sterling actor and artist, Mr.. Will
4 liam S. Gill. Mr.. Gill has played in
Il every performance Of the comedy since
lit was first produced at the Herald
4 Square theater in New York, and he is
4 we'll qualified for the difficulties of an
artistic rendition OF an exceedingly en-
i joyable play. The company and the play
will be presented in a manner never be-
4 fore attempted and the real treat of the
local season is promised.
The Invincble Whist Club. which is
composed Of twelve ladies', met Thurs
Gay night at the home of Mrs. George
McNeely. The husbands and gentlemen
/ friends of the members were invited for
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