Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-23
Skates at Bullock's.
Handsome couches at Cards.
See Hellberg's gold watches.

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.
Crumb trays and brushes at Bull
locks.
Michigan celery and fresh lettuce at
Culleys
Silver plated ware at Furbush's hard
ware store.
Adamson sells Seed, Hammer East
man plates and films.
Val Blatz celebrated beers for table
use. Gust Biermann, sole agent.
When out looking for Cristmas pres
ents call at Paley's. the jeweler.
We will not deliver any flour, feed,
coal or wood on Christmas day. II.
Weber.
over $4,000 worth of special Christ
mas jewelry received this morning at
Hellberg's.
Tuesday we will give twice the value
of your purchase in trading stamps.
Will c. Osman.
Our Hooking Valley is just the coal
for roasting your turkey Gregory
Brown Coal Company.
Tuesday we give double your purchase
In trading stamps or tickets on two gold
watches Will C. Osman.
Mr.. Mahlon White and sister, Miss AL
tina, of Bangor, spent Saturday in the
city with their aunt, Mrs. S. j. Hol-
hngsworth.
Call and examine our beautiful Christ
mas line of pipes and cigars. We give
green trading stamps. LaShelle &
Cooks two stores.
The days are now getting longer, Sat-
rrday having been the turning point,
with the distinction of being the short
est day in the year.
Mrs. Nellie Bowman. who has been
making her home in this city for the
past few years with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Grumme, left this morning for her home
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Gene Binford returned Sunday
from Kirksville, Mo-, where he has been
for the past two months on the Bnford
goat ranch. Mr.. Binford's health is
much improved.
Do you intend to build that house
this fall? If so. then see the Irwin
Lumber Company. Your chance for
good lumber at ridiculously cheap
prices is good now.
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig Espersen, of Des
Moines. arrived in the city Saturday
evening and will remain over Christmas
at the home of Mrs. Espersen's parents,
Mr. and NyrS EHrad Rnhea
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Woods, OF Cedar
Rapids. arrived in the city Saturday
evening and will remain until after
Christmas at the home of the formers
father, Capt. w. w. Woods.
The Pullman buffet and sleeping |
car, "valda," which missed connection
Saturday with the Central at Abba,
was sent north Saturday evening on |
No. s. for delivery to the Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Batchelder, of Tama,
spent Saturday afternoon in the city.
coming to meet their grandson, Master
j. H. Batchslder, Jr., of Peoria. who ac
con1panied them home to remain until
after the holidays
The Iowa Tea Company will make
a Christmas present of one pound of
Iowa Mocha & Java coffee worth 40
cents with each one dollar cash pur-
chase tomorrow. Every one will APP
preciate a good cup Of coffee with their
Christmas dinner.
No. 8, the Pacific express on the
was delayed into this
point about an hour this morning, and
;,,< 4
ing the sleepers only. The second Sec
ton had an engine failure between Belle
PLANE and Chelsea, and did not arrive
until 1890.
Tomorrow will be busy day for
Christmas shoppers. but 1t is easy TO
make your selections If you visit the
right place Marion Gard has everything
in the furniture line that you could
wish for, fancy rockers, picture frames,
couches writing desks, fancy sofa pill
lows, etc. Buy something useful. Open
evenings.
The Northwestern's local train, No. 10,
west bound, was delayed out of this city
evening an hour and half, I.
leaving at CPS. The cause of the delay
was a disconnected throttle on engine
532. Engine No. 1S6, in charge of Engin-
eer Eddie Connors. switching in the
wards here, was secured to take the
train, to Des Moines, and Engineer Pick
ering, who was on the disabled engine,
here over night, going east
this morning.
Those who have seen THE Old Home
stead" and Shore Acres" pronounce
:. Way Down East" play of higher
standard The same production of this
famous drama that for an entire season
enthused New York is to be given at the
Odeon next Thursday evening, Dec. rs.
It is said to possess all the elements OF
enduring popularity. appeals to all
classes and both sexes. 1t will be given
with strong company, complete seen
cry and some OF the most novel mechan-
Ical effects ever seen on any stage.
Mr.. Roy Waterbury, who has been in
the employ of the Iowa Central for the
past few years, in the local freight de-
partment, gave up his duties Saturday
night and enters business for himself.
The vacancy causes shift in the force,
md Mr.. Fred Gilchrist has been pro-
noted to Mr.. Waterbury's position. that
,f receiving clerk. Orrin Lampman,
who has been statement and assistant
Dill clerk, Is promoted to bill clerk, and
Delos Wilbur enters the Office as state
nent clerk and assistant bill clerk. Mr..
Wilbur arrived in the city Saturday
wanting from Jamestown N Y where