Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02

| Fancy decorated dishes at Culley's.
/ oysters in every style at sundell''
Cafe.
A sample line OF ladies' walking skirts
at the Hawkeye.
Roast goose and roast duck at Brock
els Tuesday night
4 Mrs. Drury. of St. Anthony, spen
Saturday in the city.
! Mems arctics, all sizes. pure gum, 81
cents. The Big Fair.
/ Tumblers, plain and fancy, also sher'
bet glasses, at Culley's.
Big reduction on music racks this
| this week at Adamson's.
Toys can be selected and laid away
until Christmas at the Big Fair, anc
S West Main.
II the citizens Of Marshalltown wan
new factories let them turn out to tht
meeting tonight.
Miss Carrie Ely spent Sunday in st
Paul. where she was the guest OF hel
brother. Mr.. j. c. Ely.
Il
| We have an especially good stock ant
variety of goods for prizes for parties a
Simmons book store.
See Painters display Of pumps. wind
mills and furnaces. Special prices fol
this week; 1872 West Main.
Now is the time to select your Christ
mas presents. The New York Racke
Store has complete line.
! Another lot of hand embroidered liner
handkerchiefs, hemstitched, cents to-
morrow. Bannatyne s. Lay.
The family of Grant Dunwoodie at 80;
Mitchell street have been released from
quarantine against diphtheria.
Mr.. Louis Ttate returned Saturday
| been for short visit with relatives
/ Commencing Tuesday morning, Dec. 8
we will close out our millinery stock re-
gardless of cost. Hoyt's Department
Store.
! There is new kind of coal to be in
troduced in this morket. 1t is fine stuff.
Better see the Irwin Lumber Company
about 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peckham and lit
tie son were in Stanford Sunday. where
| Mr. Peckham conducted services N the
| Friends church.
\ Mr.. B. Olson, of Atkins. arrived in the
city Saturday evening and will remain
| for few days visit as the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. S. Skogsberg.
Notwithstanding boiler-makers.
and blacksmiths at the Chicago Great
Western railway shops-Oelwein, la.
For particulars apply to agents.
When you offer a gold dollar for 90
cents everybody grabs. That is the
value you get in piano at the factory
price sale at Tuffree's Music House.
Manager E. w. Archer. of the Stand
ard Oil Company, spent Sunday in Des
Moines as the guest of Mr.. M. Storer,
general manager for the Iowa district.
! Mrs. D. P. Elliott of Liscomb, who has
been visiting her daughters. Miss Pa
thence Elliott and Mrs. L. @. Quindon,
for the past week, returned to her home
| this morning.
The Organized Charities Society will
meet with Mrs /. l.. Cady, No. 40l
| North First street. Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, when business of import
ance will be considered.
| Mrs. "A. L. Stinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch Jones spent Sunday In Bromley,
where they visited at the homes of Mrs.
Stinsons sisters, Mrs. E. A. Hambleton
and Mrs. George Moore.
| We have secured full sample line Of
ladies walking skirts, 81 inch. and full
| length coats, also very fine line OF
raglans. These garments we are en-
! abled to sell wou at wholesale prices.
The Hawkeye.
We have Just received on sale large
collection Of foreign posters. rare and
fine All interested in this form Of art
are cordially invited to look them over
Exhibit will last but a fe wdays. Sim
mons book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ely spent Sun
day In Rhodes as the guests of their
tenats, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fish
From Rhodes Mrs. Ely went to Collins
where she will visit few days with hel
4 mother, Mrs. E. ID. OSwalt.
4 The residence Of Charles MCGOWAN
COS West Boone street, was placed un-
der quarantine this morning by Deputy
Marshal Cochran, Marie, the young
daughter of Mr.. MCGOWAN, having de-
veloped a case of diphtheria.
Mr.. George Gregory, who is at the de.
tention hospital suffering from small
/ pox, is today reported as getting along
extremely we'll and is entirely out o.
! danger. He is up and able to converse
with his friends over the phone. NJ
new cases Of the disease have devel-
4 oped.
Mrs. o. S. Iverson, OF Pickering, spent
Saturday in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. liver
SON expect, before the holidays. to be
settled in their new home, which is just
about completed, little south and west
of the Pickering station. The new resi-
dence is modern one Of two stories,
containing seven rooms.
Miss Faith Stuntz, Of Algona, who has
been in the city for a few days visit a.
the home of her brother. Mr.. II. l.
Stuntz, left Saturday evening for Algo-
ma Miss Mary *. Heard a student IN
the medical department OF the State
University Of Iowa, a cousin OF Mr.
Stuntz, who has also been guest at the
| Stuntz home for few days, left Satur-
day afternoon for Iowa City.
Ruth Balch. daughter of Mr.. A. F.
Balch, was 10 years old Saturday and te
celebrat the event entertained few OF