Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-09
THE CITY in BRIEF

morrow night.
DR.. Bergman spent Sunday in Mt
Vernon with his family.
A big stock of skates and guns
Schmidt's hardware store.
Surprising values in wooden shirt
waists. Bannatyne & Lay.
If you want cut glass for present
see the elegant line at Paley's.
A fine stock of ball bearing bob sleds
to close out at Simmons book store.
| Don't miss Culley's fresh meats Of all
kinds, lowest prices and biggest assort-
| ment.
| Wanted-A stenographer for perma-
nent position. No large experience re-
CURED. j., care T.-R.
/ Oranges, lemons, bananas and white
grapes, and baskets of Concords this
week at Reynolds, Watson s. Co.
| Purchasing Agent Fred Wing returned
this morning from st. Louis, where he
has been for few days on business.
| Mr. Stewart Hamaker, OF Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday in the city, a guest at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Nelly.
Satin covered pincushions, the new
butterfly cushions. etc.. footing and all
materials for making same, at New
comer's.
| John Hall, arrested by officer Hurd
upon a charge of intoXication, was be-
fore Mayor Jones this morning and paid
the costs.
| One of this seasons finest dramatic
treats will be Mr.. Howard Gould in
Brother Officers" at the Odeon tomor-
row evening.
| Mr.. Adolph Altschuler. of Kansas
City, spent Sunday in the city as the
guest of his sister. Mrs. p. A. Stern, and
| brother Mr.. Henry Altschuler.
/ Mrs. A. e. Shorthill and Mrs. w. M.
Sherlock will entertain the Ladies'
lCemetery Aid Society Wednesday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Sherlock's home.
Pillsbury's flour is the best made. Try
a sack and be convinced. We have just
unloaded another car and can supply
you Henry Weber. log South Center
street.
Watches. chains, charms, rings.
brooches and cuff buttons in great
variety and at right prices, red or greer
trading stamps. Miller the jeweler, los
East Main.
Miss Annie Farrell, accompanied by
her nephews. Leo and Francis Paige.
went to Oskaloosa Sunday evening,
| where she spent today as the guest OF
| her sister, Mrs. Frank Snyder.
| Miss Eva Hannegan, of LeGrand, who
has been in Ainsworth. Neb.. for few
weeks visit, spent Sunday In the city
with her sister, Mrs. Dell McCord, and
returned this morning to her home.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCord, of Oak
land, Neb., arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Chicago, where they have
been attending the live stock show. and
are guests of their sister-in-law, Mrs
Dell McCord.
| For the next three weeks we will
clean plain flannel waists for 25 cents
and ladies' long coats for 81, one-half
price. Both phones, and we will call for
and deliver all work Flitton Steam Dye
Works. "a West Church.
| Gertie Gurnsey, Of Conrad, Is treating
| for graduated lids with DR.. Wood, also
Mrs. W. O. Thompson, of Garwin, and
| Henry Russie, Of Beaman--his middle
ear for catarrh, but his hearing is re-
turning under DR.. Woods care.
The city was filed with holiday shop
pers Saturday, people from all parts OF
the county coming in large numbers
both by team and rail. The largest del
egations came from Albion, Liscomb
Union and other points north on the
Iowa Central.
The great lecture on liquid air, wire
less biography and other modern scien-
titic wonders, by Porf. w. j. Clarke, will
be given at the M. E. Church tomorrow
evening. This is the third number
the r. r. Y. M. c. A. course. Several
extra seats are available.
The children go wild over the beauti-
full pictorial Christmas number Of
Hearsts Chicago American, the finest
and largest number ever issued. Many
lovely pictures, including one of Santa
Claus going down the chimney, to be
cut out. Only>5 cents. c. Deuell's News
Depot.
Just received, our imported order of
linen handkerchief from Switzerland
and will put on sale tomorrow morning
ten dozen of ladies' pure linen hem.
stitched imported handkerchiefs for %
cents. Not more than four to any lady.
AS soon as ten dozen are sold the sale
will close. Lee g. Benedict.
L. D. vitek returned this morning
from Toledo, where, In company with
his brother-in-la law, John White. he has
been for two days rabbit hunt in the
country north of Toledo. Mr.. Vitek and
Mr.. White bagged fifty-four rabbits in
the two days. hunt, killing thirty-six
Sunday after the light snow fall of Sat
urday evening.
The ladies' in the First and Second
wards who intend going to>the Woman
Club social on Wednesday are requested
to meet at Mrs. Charles Whitehead's on
North Center street and at Mrs. Bur-
nells on North First street promptly at
o'clock unless they have their own con-
veyance. Those in the Third and Fourth
wards will meet at Mrs. Harris Ill
West Church street. at the same time.