Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-20

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Holes.
Car: The rev muffler Have you seen
| 1t at Sterns.
Mems heavy feeced underwear, so
cents at Holes.
Fancy rockers In all styles and at all
prices at Cards.
Largest line OF opera glasses in the
city q, b. A. Morgan's.
| Your laundry work will be done right
II you take 1t to F'litton.
Plenty OF small and large hickory nuts
and black walnuts at Culley's.
II you want cut glass for present
see the elegant line at Paley's.
| An elegant new stock of Rochester
| nickeled ware 1t Furbush's hardware.
| The purest beers are those manufac-
tured by Val Blatz. Gust Bermann, sole
| agent.
Japanese, hammered brass, decorated
| metal and lacauered ware trays at Lie
| big's book store
Splendid values in pearl handled
knives for ladies and gentlemen.
Schmidt's hardware store.
Do you cook? II 20 you need food
chopper. We have them from s1.25 up.
ID. j. Bullock, ia East Main.
Christmas is not complete without
mistletoe, SO phone Kembie your order
early, as the supply is limited.
The very latest things In the furni-
ture line you Will find at Cards. Don't
be afraid to ask for red stamps.
Everything in orockery, decorated
cups and saucers, plates and cut glass
Store.
Make a selection Of nice lamp at the
Bee Hive. We will hold it for Christmas
day. You will then be sure of merry
Christmas at your home.
Mrs. John Bell and father. Mr. Gilbert
Bingham, left Thursday night for Chi
cago. where they will remain until after
Christmas with their sister and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Viele Palmer.
Charles Thomas, an Adams express
messenger on the Central with run on
5 and between Oskaloosa and Peoria,
Is very Ill at his nome in Oskaloesa,
with prospects not very nattering for
his recovery.
Mrs. Ed Brown and brother-in-law.
Mr.. Carey Brown, spent the day in Min
crva at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Mel Woodland. The Woodland babe.
who was Ill almost unto death Wednes-
Cay evening, is considerably improved
o.ssy.
,,,>se OF the colleges for the holi-
me brought large number Of
uas saea.io, >ity Wednesday evening
and this morning. rs. salls a ana A ,,at.,
have both closed. the l>,. -. Gr,ars,,
the middle OF February. cn :. au.s
students will be thru the city tthts
ming, en- route to their homes. Il ],
Commandant c. c. Horton, of the Sol
diers' Home, returned Thursday night
from Dies Moines. where he has been
in attendance at the quarterly meeting
os the superintendent OF state instttu-
tons With the board of control. Com I
mandant Horton reports the conference
the best ever held since the organization
of the board.
Mr.. j. l.. Ingledue, Jr., of Minerva, I
was in the city Thursday evening, be-
ing on her way home from a three
weeks visit in Bussey with her sister.
Mrs. j. w. Anderson, and mother,
Mrs. C. S. Strain: at Webb City, No,
with friends. and at Mt. Pleasant with
her niece, Mrs. Neva Strain-Throop.
Mrs. Throop, who will pc remembered
by friends here has recently become
mother to little daughter.
Could you think of better Christmas
present for your son or daughter than
4 scholarship in Dudley Business Col.
lgee? The school is full that is. our
present equipment is fully occupied. II
you desire to enter at the beginning Of
the next term, Monday, Dec. 80. you had
better call at once and enroll. which you
may do by paying IS, which will apply
on the regular tuition. This will be
necessary in order to be sure of desk.
Call any day before Christmas, when
we must close our contract for extra
desks.
Miss Pearl Benjamin. who has been in
Pela since last summer making her
home with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Viersen, while her parents were
in Nome, Alaska, arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Pella and |
spent today at the home of Mr.. ]. p.
Woodbury.. Miss Benjamin will leave
tonight for Seattle, Wash, via st. Paul,
where she will meet her parents, who
are now located there for the winter.
Miss Benjamin will enter conserva
tory OF music at Seattle, and perfect
her musical education.
Des Moines papers are speaking Of the
recent state convention of the Iowa Inn
plement Dealers Association, in this
city, as not having been a success, just
as it prophesied prior to the convention.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Des
Moines delegation stated in emphatic
terms here that the convention was
more than success in every way. Des
Moines implement men evidently feel
that they passed up trick when 1t tried
TO bulldoze the implement men into
meeting there, and have since been sore
because the convention decided to go
else. A meeting OF the ex
ecutive board Of the association is to be
held in Des Moines on the 9th, and
plans are now being made on the part of
Des Moines to cinch the convention for
1902.
The congested traffic in the far west,
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