Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-03

| oysters in every style at sundelrs
Cafe.
i SIS and $3.50 mems suits at $10.75 at
Storms sale.
Trade at olson's and get green trad
ing stamps.
Children's angora fur sets for $l.25 to-
morrow, Lee & Benedict.
Great bargains in boys knee pant
suits at Stern's forced sale.
! Keep in mind Farrand & Clifford
| childrens suit sale tomorrow.
Our prices on winter cloaks will sur
prise you. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mrs. Westlake, trance medium and
palmist. 304 North irst avenue, phone
307.
The bazaar at the /. o. o. F. hall Dec.
8. the place to purchase Christmas
| presents.
/ Don't miss the speciai sale for ladies
at the Big Four Store tomorrow; p. n.
Elegant presents.
/ DR.. MARS. osteoparhic physician, over
| fidelity bank. practicsd over three
years in this city.
Ladies, buy your friends Christmas
presents now, save 25 per cent and get
trading stamps at stern's.
Mrs. B. F. Cummings went to Bangor
today to visit a few days with the fam
lily Of Mr.. N. L. Lounsberry.
1
1 A fresh stock of Dwlnnell, Wright s.
Co.'S royal NJ. & j. coffee, just received
at Reynolds. Watson & Co.'s.
Mr.. w. j. Fort departed Monday eve
ring for northwestern Iowa points to
look after his landed interests.
Big line Of dolls. in cheap and good
qualities. You will find big line of
/ French jointed dolls in all sizes at New
comer's.
Henry Pappe's special sales always
4 interest the ladies. Our handkerchief
sale next Thursday will be record
| breaker.
Suits for little boys. aged 8. and s
years. at half former prices. Make a
nice Christmas present. Trading stamps
at Stern's.
One thousand yards OF double-faced
hannelettes, worth 20 and rs cents
yard, for 1915 cents. Green trading
stamps. Hoyt's Department Store.
Miss Margaret Johnston departed on
| the Colorado special Monday evening
for Pocatello. Idaho, where she has &C.
cepted position in the public schools.
| Mr.. L. E. Peek has accepted posi-
| ton with the Marshalltown Grocery
Company as bookkeeper. Mr.. Peek has
been with Baker Bros. in the same ca
| pacity.
Miss Mayme Swift and Mr.. B. w.
Johns returned from Maxwell Monday
evening, where they spent Thanksgiving
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Johns.
Complimentary to Mrs A. w. York
and mother. Of vicksburg. Mich. Mrs.
]. NJ. Reynolds, of 3o5 South Fourth
street, served a luncheon to few
friends at o'clock today.
At the Congregational church Thurs
day. Dec. 5 the ladies will hold ba-
zaar of useful and fancy articles and
will serve good dinner from II to I
o'clock and chicken pie supper from
5 to Z. Every one invited. Meals %
cents.
All kinds of soft and hard Goals. the
best wood. in fact thebest fuel In town
at lowest cash prices at Henry Weber's,
log South Center street. Call by tele-
phone and hold little conversation
with Weber. You will find your time
we'll paid for IL you do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Modlin, OF AL
bion, and their daughter. Mrs. G. Van
Ginkle, are sojourn!ng In Dallas. Tex.
for the present, but expect to go to Cali
fornia soon to spend the winter. Mr..
Modlin. in letter to the T.-R, says the
roses are in bloom in Texas.
The many Marshalltown friends OF
Miss Edith May Seamans, Of Wichita,
Kas.. will be interested to know that she
will be married from her parents home
at Wichita on Sunday, Dec. s, at s
o'clock, to Mr.. Viele Kirk, OF the same
city. Miss Seamans is niece OF Mrs.
George McNeely and has been much
with her aunt in this city, where she
made many friends and well wishers.
Mr.. Harry Judd of Evanston, Wyo..
who has been visiting at the home of
his sister, Mrs. F. H. Boucher, for sew
eral days, went to Des Moines this
morning, where he will visit the family
of his brother, Rev. Allen Judd. Mr..
Judd is now engaged in the livery BUSH
ness at Evanston and is prospecting. He
is also interested in company that is
engaged in developing oil lands in Wyo-
ming.
No. 3. the fast train on the North
western due out of this point at 1858 a.
M, was delayed here this morning be-
cause Of the blowing out of a cylinder
head on the big engine. No. POLO, and
the heavy train could not be pulled by
the crippled locomotive. Engine 202 was
transferred from local train No. 81 and
took No. 3 out OF here almost an hour
late. 1t was thought that No. 3s engine
could pull the lighter train, but it could
not and No. p was sent west with
switch engine until an extra engine.
summoned from Boone was met.
OF the multitude OF breakfast foods a
certain number stand highest because
best Pillsbury's Vitos, Pillsbury's Dat
Food and Wheat Food and the Falcon
Breakfast Food are the best in the mar
ket. You can get them at Henry Weber's
LOG South Center street. Telephone him.
He also carries the very best brands of
family flour Such brands as Pills
bury's Best" white Swan, Falcon,