Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-18


An elegant line Of fiat ware at Paley's.
Special prices on guitar cases this
week at Adamsons.
Your laundry work will be done right
If you take it to Flitton.
Take advantage of our muslin under
wear sale. NJ. F. Andrews.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered.
Marshaltown Pantorium Club, office
in Kirby building. Suits pressed on
short notice. Old phone 675. Call us
Elmer Davis, claiming Gilman as his
home, was before Mayor Jones this
morning and assessed the costs for in
toxication, having been arrested last
night by officer Clark.
Farmers are visiting the city in large
numbers daily, despite the intense cold
The roads are in excellent condition for
sleighing, because OF the rain and sleet
preceding the snowfall.
General Superintendent G. w. Hunt
ington, of the Central, arrived in the
city this morning. coming to meet Cen
eral Manager l.. f. Day, who arrived
in the city this morning.
Owing to the bad weather on the day
OF their bazaar the Ladies Guild still
have some very attractive dolls for SALE
" hich can be purchased at the home Of
Mrs. Abbott, North Third street.
Have you seen the elegant hand
a lot
at Miss wolcott's studio? Real gems
of art. such as any one would appre-
ciate for Christmas or wedding pres
ent.
Mrs. C. Urbin. accompanied by Miss
Anna Roubinek, left Tuesday evening
On the Colorado special for Cheyenne,
Wyo., where she will remain until after
the holidays visiting her daughter. Mrs
w. J. Flitton, and family.
We have VIM. Penn, Tom Moore,
Robert Burns. ChanceHors and numer-
Gus other we'll known brands of cigars
packed twelve and twenty-five in
box. Buy your friends a box of these
and you will surely please them. La
Shele & Cook, 103 East Main and II
West Main.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis /. Hadiey, for
merly of this city but now residents OF
Mt. Pleasant. o., have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter. Eliz-
abeth M. to Samuel I. Purviance, on
Dec. % at $50 p. m. Rev. Hadley was a
few years ago pastor Of the Friends
church in this city.
The Order of the Red Cross was con-
ferred Tuesday evening upon Messrs.
Robert A. Ely and Albert Higgin by
st. Aldemar Commandery, No. 3d. be-
fore number of sir knights After the
work banquet was served by the la
dies of Central Chapter. No. 81. o. E. S.,
at which served by the ladies OF Cen
trail Chapter. No. 81, o. E. s., at which
the ladies of the sir knights were invit-
ed. Mr.. John Murray, of Ottumwa,
was present from out of the city.
A special treat is In store for the pat
rons Of the Railway Y. NJ. C. A. enter
tainment course for Friday evening.
Two flrst-class attractions. the Lyric
Ladies of Chicago and the characterize,
Elias Day, are booked for the same
night and will rearrange their programs.
presenting the choicest parts for the
Marshalltown audience. Violin, quartet
and solo selections. readings, character
izations and mimicry stories will be the
features OF the evening. There will be
room for 100 people besides the holders
of course tickets. Single admission, so
cents.
Do not forget our grocery department.
Twenty pounds Of granulated sugar FOR
81: nice apples. peck 40 cents; navel or
anges, big ones, dozen 30 cents; fresh
roasted peanuts, quart 5 cents; one
pound packages Of cleaned currants.
1917 cents; one pound packages of best
seeded raisins, 1919 cents; Three Crown
raisins, 1901 crop, 10 cents; best quality
OF candied citrons. pound 20 cents; best
quality Of candied lemon peel, 20 cents:
candy by the wagon load, two pounds
for is cents; fancy mixed candy, per
pound 10 cents; fancy cream candy, 121a
cents; fancy chocolate. hand made, 20
cents; fancy creams, handmade, 20
cents; best quality of Mocha and Java
coffee, 25 cents; good Rio coffee, two
for 25 cents. Zee Hive.
Word received in this city announces
that the Peoria factory OF the Glucose
Sugar Refining Company was closed
down Sunday-the first time in the his
tory of the company that this factory,
which Is one of the largest OF the COM
bine, has been closed at this ordinarily |
good season Of the year. Attic 1t has
been announced that the factory would
be closed only one week, the prospects
are that the shutdown will be indefi- !
mite, This makes three OF the companys
plants closed, the other two being at
and Rockford. Rockford
was to have been opened on the "a inst, /
but it is still closed. A press dispatch |
sent out from Peoria yesterday, in ref !
erence to the closing of the factory |
there, gives as the cause that the indie
pendent concerns are responsible for the
closing of the trusts factories. The dis
patch states that all OF the Independent
factories are in operation and also that
but one of the factories of the trust, at
is now in operation. The lat
ter statement, however, is not true, as
the factory at Chicago is still grinding.
The cold weather is still affecting
.raffic and all trains were more or less
ate during the night and this morning.
No. last night on the Northwestern,
vas three and one-half hours behind
time; No. 16 was forty min
ties late; No. IL, thirty minutes; Nos.
, and 10, the fast mails, thirty min
ties each; and No. ! about Is minutes
behind time. No. 2, the overland linn
ted from the west, due at l: SIS q. M, |