Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-09
Fresh oysters at sundelrs Cafe

| Clearing sale OF WOODEN shirt waists
| big values. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. Roy Waterbury spent Sunday IL
Iowa City with his mother and sisters.
See the beautiful hand-painted chine
just received at Simmons book store.
Pretty fine laces and insertions. hand.
kerchief centers, etc., al Newcomers.
Mr.. Howard Gould in "E;Iother Off
| GERS" at the Odeon tomorrow evening.
All articles purchased from us en-
graved free of charge. Miller the
jeweler, los East Main.
/ We show the largest and most COM
| plete stock of handkerchiefs ever showr
in this city. Bannatyne & Lay.
Twin brand pocket knives from SO
cents to 3d. Nothing like it for keep
ing sharp. schmidt's hardware store
Marshalltown Pantorium Club. office
in Kirby building. Suits pressed on
short notice. Old phone 675. Call us
| up.
Mr.. J. D. Downer arrived home Sun
day evening from Chicago, where he has
been in attendance at the fat stock
show.
Fine line of new up-to-date sta
tionery, including London fog. Athens
and Old Amsterdam note, at Liebig's
book store.
Mrs N. A. Carmean and Mrs. Minnie
| Rhoades arrived home Sunday morning
from Chicago. where they have been for
| few days visit.
Mrs. James Ford, Of Owatonna, Mimi.
arrived in the city Saturday night for
visit with the family OF her brother.
Mr.. w. II. Jones.
Z. w. Gregson, of Ewart, Iowa, is
doctoring for graduated lids with Or.
Wood. The doctor has some forty pa
tents under his care.
These chilly, damp evenings make
the old man hunt up chips all over the
yard Better get cord of wood at the
Irwin Lumber Company.
Brother Officers" at the odeon to-
| morrow evening, is one of Charles Froh-
mans Empire Theater successes, and
| Mr.. Howard Gould has an excellent
part.
Remember us for all kinds Of mill
feed. We have any and everything you
| need in this line Make trial order II
you are not already our customer. Use
either phone Henry Weber. LOG South
| Center street.
| The snow of Saturday evening was
| the signal to lovers of rabbit hunting to
| get out their shot guns and dogs yes
| terday for q tramp in the timber and
brush on the outskirts of the city. Many
parties were out and number OF good
bags are reported.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
| Dec. u, IS and IA, we will sell any OF
our regular so cent doors for 25 cents.
Bring your bottles. Sale limited TO two
lsounces to each customer. Our 10 per
cent discount will not apply on this
sale. George p. Powers.
Mr.. Hixon, of Osmond, Neb., has been
Treating with DR.. Wood for his catarrh
| and cough. Today re turns home in
creased in weight, cough subsidized and
| full Of thanks and gratitude for the ben
efits derived The doctor studied these
diseases in Europe for three years.
Mr.. ]. H. Sundell, who has been con-
| fined to his room at Mason City for the
| past two weeks suffering severe at
| tack of sciatica, came to the city Sun
| day evening and spent the day here. He
| Will leave this evening for Hot Springs,
| Ark, for several weeks stay. Mrs.
Sundell. who has been In Mason City
| during her husbands illness, will re-
main there with her sons, julius and
Lester, while Mr.. Sundell Is in the
south.
The plans for the Marshalltown Sun
day school institute which Is to held
in this city next Saturday evening and
Sunday, and at which are to be in at
tendance a prominent national and a
we'll known state worker have been ar
| ranged by those interested in Sunday
schools and Sunday school work. 1t has
been decided to hold the banquet Satur-
day evening at the fremont. Invita-
lions for this feature OF the meeting
will be extended to all OF the prominent
Sunday school workers of the city, a
number being selected from each school.
We wish to advise the readers Of the
Times Republican that a cold snap is
absolutely certain to bring a coal fam
inc. The new rule requiring. all coal to
be unloaded from the cars inside of for
ty-eight hours Is responsible for this
condition. We would advise every one
to put in at least partial supply Of
coal, whether you buy 1t of us or some
other dealer. Coal is sure to be scarce.
Telephone your order to us while we are
able to supply you promptly. We have
everything in the line of fuel at right
prices. Henry Weber, LOG South Center
street.
Jesse G.. Bristol, for many years a
train dispatcher ON the Iowa Central.
who, for the past year or So has been in
Keremoes, B. c., looking after the busi-
ness OF the Eclipse Mining and Milling
Company, a corporation composed of
Oskaloosa and Marshalltown business
men, arrived in the city last night, and
this morning went to Oskaloosa' for a
brief stay. Mr.. Bristol came from Kere-
noes to Everett, Wash, with two tons
of ore to the smelling works. and from
there went to Lava, Idaho, to visit his
mother, Mrs. Olive Bristol. He will be
here and at Oskaloosa for week or go.
The last lecture of the first univers-
ity extension course will be delivered
by Professor Charles Zueblin at the
east court room tomorrow evening. This
lecture. like several Of the others, will
be illustrated by stereopticon views.
Professor Zueblin's subject will be
Civic Beauty" In order to avoid any