Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-29

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Have your laundry work done at Fit
| tons. Packages called for and delivered.
Skates-all prices and sizes. Be sure
and see US. Schmidt's hardware store.
Every lady will be presented with a.
flower at Paley's Saturday. Be sure
and come.
The latest in suitings and trouserings.
Up-to-d date work. Brenneck, the re-
liable tailor.
Buy coffees at Culley's, save some
thing in price and get double of red
trading stamps.
Mrs. G. F. Capron. of State Center,
visited in the city today with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Wilson.
Ladies are requested to call at
Storms forced down sale in the morning
hours to avoid the crush
You doubtless have considerable soiled
linen after THANKSGIVING. Take it to
| T,itton. He will do the rest.
Hard coal stoves from $40 to $50. a
splendid assortment. Cash or payments.
Green trading stamps. Schmidt's hard
ware store.
| Although we are very busy we can
clean few more suits before Thanks
| giving. Flitton Steam Dye Works, "a
West Church.
| Follow Hellberg's ad and you will
see diamonds tomorrow, for a $4,000
sample stock of jewelry will be on sale
for one day only.
A nice Christmas gift in the way OF a
six-inch Limoges French china plate
given with each so cent cash purchase
at sinclair's Saturday.
Mr.. Chaplin Huntington. of oska-
| loosa, spent Thursday in the city in
attendance at the Marshalltown- Oska-
loosa foot ball game.
Mrs. Ella Davis Of Malcolm, arrived
| in the city Thursday evey.ng and will
remain for a brief visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. C. A. Seely.
Miss Margaret Turner. OF Eldora, ar
rived in the city this evening and will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Au-
ringer for few days.
Another lot OF those French china
plates worth so cents each just received.
One free with 81 cash purchase at the
Iowa Tea Company's tomorrow.
-Machinists. boiler makers.
and blacksmiths at the Chicago Great
Western railway shops-Oelwein. 10.
For particulars apply to agents
AS all of the regular price tickets
are left on the goods you can see the
great price reduction with you own
eyes. Stems always do as they prom
Use.
Miss Matena Nelson spent Thursday
in Cedar Falls, where she was the guest
of Mrs James r. Robinson, and attend
ed the charity ball at Waterloo Thanks
giving evening.
J. z. Starboard, who has been acting
as yard clerk for the Central. was sub
stituted today by c. E. Triem, brother
in-law OF Mr.. Starboard. Mr.. Starboard
will resume his duties with the Royal
Highlanders.
Watches and chains and rings with
settings bought from a stock so i'm
mense as a travelling salesman will
show at Hellberg's tomorrow will al
ways please The opportunity for Sc
lection is offered.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Giddings went to
Ames this morning where. at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon they attended
the funeral of a friend and former
neighbor. the late Mrs. r. B. Shearer,
who died Monday.
Mrs. David Sawin, of Union. who has
| been in the city few days as the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. George e. Adams,
returned this morning to her home. Mrs.
| Sawin will return to the city about
Christmas time and will remain during
the rest OF the winter at her daughters
home.
Attend the opening at Paley's jewelry
| store Saturday. Music and flowers.
| Mr.. w. " Couchman. of Hamburg.
Germany, who expected to be able
to leave his home for this city at almost
any time this month, but whose trip
/ has been deferred on account of busi-
ness matters requiring his attention,
sailed yesterday from Hamburg and is
expected in Marshalltown in a week
or ten days.
| Attend the opening at Paley's jewelry
store Saturday. Music and flowers.
LeGrand Record: Superintendent
Slifer, of Boone, met the committee
that has had charge of the depot case
Tuesday, and made final arrangements
for the moving of the depot. Work has
begun and will be pushed to compile
| ton. Mr. Slifer suggested that II we
succeed in raising the $4,000 college
endowment that the railway company
| would build depot in keeping with
college town.
| Attend the opening at Paley's jewelry
| store Saturday. Music and flowers.
The Wilbur Opera Company COM
mence weeks engagement at the
| Odeon Monday evening, Dec. 2. A rep
ertoire 81 light and comic opera will be
sung, with a change Of bill each night,
and vaudeville between the acts. The
opening bill will be Said Pasha." Matt
nees will be given Wednesday and Sat
urday. Ladies free Monday evening II
accompanied by a paid 80 or 80 cent tick
ct reserved before z o'clock. Prices. 10,
20, 80 and so cents.
Every lady will be presented with a
| flower at Paleys Saturday. Be sure
and come.
Assaults on street car conductors
seemed to be the order OF things Thurs