Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-04

4 presents.
Pure linen embroidered handker
chiefs for "a cents tomorrow. Lee 6
Benedict.
Lost on Eighth avenue or Woodbur!
street. wool horse blanket. Rewari
for return to this Office.
Hemstitched pure linen handkerchief:
4 cents. Better goods proportionatel,
cheap. Bannatyne & Lay.
We make speciality Of stationer,
suitable for party invitations. tall!
cards, etc. Simmons book store.
We have just received a big invoice o.
books at prices that can not be dupli-
Gated in the city. j. F. Harrigan.
Mr.. A. L. Sorter Of Mason City, wa!
in town this morning, en- route HON,
from a business trip to Des Moines.
Get your cloaks Of us. All new style.
and as low in price as any one car
sell you. Come and see. Lee & Bene.
dict.
An elegant line of upholstering mate
rails at Roy B. Browns. Have the ole
furniture made to look like new 5efor,
4 Christmas.
Mrs. w. S. Robbins and son Ned ar
rived Tuesday evening from Chicago
where they have been visiting for tn.
past three weeks.
Densel & Wilbur. agents for Globe,
Wernicke sectional book case Would
make a nice Christmast present. South
Cetner street, Gold coin stamps
A big. first quality kid body doll
Blsque head, seventeen and half inch
es long, shoes and stockings, closing
eyes, curly hair, wilt wig, at 81. Bee
Hive.
| "A change has been made in the fore
| manship of the w. D. Owings liver,
| barn. Erastus Barber being placed IL
charge. Patrons having any complaints
to make will please report to Scott Ow'
ings.
General Superintendent Tracy Lyon
Of the Chicago Great Western, has is
sued circular announcing the appoint
ment of o. Cornelisen as superintendent
Of the Fort Dodge division, vice o. B
Grant, resigned.
Centerville Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs. F
NJ. Milliken, of Marshalltown, are Wis
Lifting in the city with their daughter
Mrs. Levi Lloyd. Mrs. Lloyd is now al
most recovered from her recent sick
| ness.
/ w. c. Osman, the jeweler, is giving
away tickets with every one dollar
purchase. and at Christmas time the
holders OF the lucky numbers. one lady
and one gentleman, will ge watch
I free. Mr.. Osman also gives green
trading stamps.
| Hon. w. G. Kerr, representative from
! Grundy county in the state legislature
spent today in the city, while en- route
home from Des Moines. where he has
been on business. Mr.. Kerr anticipates
a lively session OF the legislature the
coming winter, and says several impor-
| tant measures will come up for consid-
Grafton.
Mr.. Byron Webster, chairman Of the
Masonic committee in charge of the
plans for the erection OF Masonic tenn
| pie in Marshalltown, has called meet
| ing Of the members of all the Masonic
bodies in the city, at which final action
will be taken for the formation Of q
| temple association. The meeting will be
held Saturday evening in the Masonic
hall.
The Northwestern depot was almost
dark again Tuesday night, and other
patrons OF the gas company in that
quarter of the city were complaining be-
cause OF the amount and quality Of the
| gas supplied to them. Agent Garvir
and Ticket Agent Tallett say 1t Is the
fault of the gas company and not OF the
| Northwestern that the depot has not
been better lighted of late.
Marshalltown failed to land the retail
grocers convention and the accom-
| panying pure food exhibit. The execu-
tive committee OF the association held a
! meeting at Des Mcines Tuesday, and
Mr.. L. S. Peckham, who is a member OF
the committee. was present and extend
ed the invitation on behalf OF the city.
Des Moines and Dubuque were active
candidates for the convention OF the as
| ISOLATION and Dubuque won.
The Falk & veronee Stock Company,
supporting the clever actress, Miss Lii
Ian Mortimer, will appear al the Odeon
every night next week excepting Tues
day. The opening bill will be "A Nut
meg Match" Special Decent matinees
will be given Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. Monday night a lady ac-
companied by paid 30-cent ticket Sc
cured before 6 O'clock will be admitted
fraa Seats on sale at the OdeOn box
Office.
Dr. e. r. Hutchins. OF Des Moines,
who was In the city Monday evening to
address the Grand Army and the w. r.
C. in the interests Of the memorial uni
versity being established at Mason City.
and who spoke at Oskaloosa Tuesday
evening, was in the city this morning,
en- route to Eldora and Mason City. DIR.
Hutchins is succeeding admirably in
interesting the people in the new school
and disseminating information in rela-
ton thereto, the plans OF the institution
not having been we'll understood here
tofore.
The following item from the Colorado
City, Col, Iris has reference to daugh-
ter of Mr.. Delano T. Smith, of this city,
who is teacher in the schools of that
city, has class in music but finds time
to engage in charitable work: THE
rummage sale held by Miss Maud Smith
for the benefit OF the Rustic Home
school was great financial success,
netting her over $50 The sale was held
in the Rustic Home Office Friday and
SATURDAY. If Ia ct week and was attend.