Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-04

Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Fresh oysters at Sundelrs Cafe.

Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
| Fresh oysters at Sundelps Cafe.
| More new fancy dishes at Culley'.
| Gold Coin stamps at the Hawkeye.
| George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Buy package mincemeat and get
doll at Culley's.
Fur muffs, boaS and collarettes ar
row offered at special prices. Bannatyn,
g. Lay.
Bows chinchilla REFERS, worth So re,
duced to $3.50, only few left. Farrant
& Clifford.
We will make cut prices on good bug
gies during November for the purpose
CT reducing stock. ketchum g. Johnston
Company.
Manchester overcoats for men a!
prices to sell them quick. our lease ex-
Tres soon and everything must De sold
as we quit the clothing business. Far
rand & Clifford.
You can buy good buggies from s15 to
$50 below spring and summer prices for
the next thirty days. We are determined
10 reduce stock. About 200 jobs to select
from ketchum & Johnston Company.
Four buckle mems actics, two buckle
mems, ladies' and children's arctics, all
sizes. Storm rubbers low arctics, felt
boots, German socks, everything IN rub
Der foot wear at lower prices than ever.
Bee Hive.
Miss Kate Mooney. who has been em-
ployed as stenographer for the Mar
shall Oil Company for about year, ac-
cepted a position this morning with the
Iowa Central, succeeding L. c. Andrews,
in the auditors Office.
All the new effects in overcoats can
be found at Farrand e. Gifford's clos
ing out sale. The stock is strictly
first class. And you can save from 50
to 81 on your winter coat. The time is
now here when You are in need of
good warm coat. We have them.
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1t certainly made you think of a new.
overcoat when you started down town
this morning. but you need not pay SO
We have a full and complete line of all
the new patterns and designs at prices
that cannot be equailed. Farrand & Gift
ford.
Misses Carrie and Maude Harbach.
Mr. Will Earbach, Mr.. Will Haywood
and Mr.. Harry Skinner. of Des Moines,
arrived In the city this afternoon on the
Colorado special and will be present at
the dancing party, given in honor of
Miss Erna Oleson, of Oshkosh. Wis, by
Mr.. j. N. Tittemore and Miss Tittemore,
this evening.
An hystorectomy operation. per-
formed on Mrs. Wilbur II. Evans, re-
suited very satisfactorily today. The
operation was begun at o'clock and
completed about IL, and this afternoon
the patient has been rallying nicely ami
steadily, with prospects very fattering
'or recocery. The operation was
very difficult and severe, being par
in by four surgeons. Attic
Mrs. Evans is not considered out of
LANCER by any means, 1t is thought that
;he has more than fighting chance.
A new engine, which is a beauty as
ar as the symmetry of its mechanism is
was turned out of the Cen-
raj shops Saturday. The engine is
70. 33, which takes the same number
t the old machine that was badly dam
Lged, and later scrapped, as the result
Il the collision with the Northwestern
t the Third street crossing last win
err There is nothing old about the new
locomotive excepting the number,
lowever, and 1t is new from one end
o the other, even to the tank. 1t Is
imilar in size and design to the new
70. 40, which was also built in its en-
irety here.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. San
iers, No. III West Lincoln street, was
he scene of a merry gathering Satur-
lay Afternoon between the hours OF anc
, when thirty-three of the young |
riends and schoolmates of Miss Annie
Sanders assembled to assist in the cele-
,ration of her tenth anniversary. Mrs.
Sanders was assisted in providing |
pleasures and refreshments for the |
.oung people by Mrs. H. L. Laird,
rhe guest list included the following:
Yell Sloan, Verne Corey, Edith Ayers
Iildred Newcomer, Irene Wilson, Belle
anderson, Marrissa Maulsby. Marie
icBride, Ruth Robson, Margaret Was
on. Marghareta Lewis, Ruth Brock,
lta Lunday, Jennie Mayer, Elga Wal
ace, Nina Boswell. Maude Wilson, An
lie Edwards. Marjorie and Phyllis
North, Dorothy Ogier, Clara and Hazel
Marie and Karl Wildman,
Iarie and Ray Slime, Myra and Ray
arrett, Ormond and Lloyd Laird.
hyde Kennard, Owen Emery, Lowell
Burrows, Eugene Higgins, Dudley Will
ard, George Wiley. Gilroy Wendell,
immie Walker and Robbie Bishop.