Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02
presents at Hellberg's.

Oysters In any style at Sundelrs Cafe.
II A hand lamp complete for Is cents at
Culley's.
i See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Miss Jessie Grips, Of Albion, spent
Sunday in the city.
i Roast goose and roast duck at Brock
els Tuesday night.
u Editor o. j. Smith, OF the Eldora Her
aid, was in the city Saturday.
i Ancient japanese vases at Liebig's
book store, at alarmingly low prices.
j The best assortment of stationery for
party invitations at Simmons book
store.
1 If the citizens of Marshalltown want
new factories let them turn out to the
meeting tonight.
i For Tuesday only, 10 per cent discount
on all cotton blankets. The Big Fair. 8
and West Nam.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Church and Mrs.
Elma Fanton-S ievers, of Gilman, spent
Sunday in the city.
Do your Christmas trading at the
New York Racket Store and get gold
coin trading stamps.
i Mr.. A. L. Rowen and son Beryl, OF
Union, spent Saturday in the city at the
home of the formers brother, Mr.. j. N.
Rowen.
Suits for little boys. aged 8. and 5
years. at half former prices. Make
nice Christmas present. Trading stamps
at Stern's.
i Miss Jessie Magee. OF Cedar Falls,
who has been the guest of Marshalltown
friends for a few days, returned home
Sunday night.
Lost-A pocket book. containing
money and valuable papers. Finder
leave at postoffice and receive liberal
reward Graham j. Smith.
One thousand yards of fancy double
faced fannelettes, regular 20 cent quail
ity, for 12h cents a yard. Green trading
stamps. Hoyt's Department Store.
When you offer a gold dollar for 80
cents everybody grabs That Is the
value you get in piano at the factory
price sale at Tuffrees Music House.
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l Mr. Earl Brundage, who has been in
the city spending his holiday vacation,
returned Saturday evening to Grinnell,
where he is student at Iowa College.
| Mrs Thomas Haddock, Of Marietta, Is
1 lying quite Ill at her home. suffering
| from pleurisy, the result Of falling down
L ;-i - r{a faxy, dow 90
Mrs. ]. c. Longley, of Grinnell, was in
| the city Sunday to attend the funeral Of
the late j. NJ. Giichrist, and remained
today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Hask-
i ell.
4 Mr.. Harry Cammack, chief clerk in
the office of General Superintendent c.
| w. Huntington. Of the Central, at Os-
kaloosa, spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
Mr.. Claude Parks, who has been Ill
for several months with dropsy and
heart trouble is in critical condition
today and little hope is held out for his
recovery.
Harry Paul, an expert jewelry work.
nan from LaPorte. Ind, is the new
clerk in Hellberg's jewelry store, who
has been engaged permanently. He'll
berg's business is growing.
| Misses Grace Sullivan, Matte Bach,
Mary Hall and Martha Beeson. Des
Moines teachers who have been in the
city during the past few days. returned
to Des Moines Sunday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Porter-B rislan, a for
mer resident of this city. who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Matter. for several days, re-
turned this morning to her home in Tip
| ton.
f. G. Moore, an old soldier, and four
strangers were before the mayor this
morning on charges of intoxication.
/ Three OF the men paid out, while two
/ of them are serving six-day work SEN
fences
Mrs George B. Albert entertained a
party Of eight teachers at dinner Satur-
Gay evening, complimentary to some of
the visiting teachers from Des Moines
who were spending their Thanksgiving
vacation in Marshalltown.
Mr.. Percy Putnam, who has been Ill
for many weeks with typhoid fever, was
able Sunday morning to go to his par
4 ents' home In Geneva, where he will re-
main for few weeks, or until he is
strong enough to return to the city and
resume his work.
4 Mr.. w. S. Stops, Of the Tama County
Democrat, spent Sunday in the city at
the home of his brother in-law, Mr.. w.
4 T. Miller, where Mrs. Stops has been
visiting this week. While at her bro
Tiers home Mrs. Stops was stricken
with slight attack Of facial paralysis,
but she recovered sufficiently go that
she was able to return to her home Sun
day evening.
/ Mr.. Walter Packard, a student at the
State University Of Iowa. and Mr.. Bur-
/ rift Allen, of Laurens, another student
at the University, who has been the
guest of friends in this city during the
Thanksgiving vacation. left Saturday
4 evening for Iowa City. Mr.. Rienard
Dana Marsh. Mr.. Carl Kent Mr.. Lee
Sieg, Mr.. George Fletcher and his
guests, Mr. Murphy, of vinton. and
Mr.. Cogswell, of Cedar Rapids, left Sum
day evening and this morning for Iowa
/ City.
1 While the two fires were in progress
Saturday night report was circulated
that third fire had broken out at the
plant of the Lennox Machine Company,
\ and tho ranort cauSed cOnSjderp hla I'm.