Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-18

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| Or. Billiard. osreopath. % East Main
| Oysters In any style at Sundell's Cafe.
oysters in any style at the Para
gon."
Musical Christmas presents at Adam
sons.
Val Blatz Private Stock beer is the
best. Gust Hermann, agent.
Astrakhan jackets and capes at re-
duced prices. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mr.. j. w. Dobbin, of State Center, was
in the city Tuesday on business.
When out looking for Christmas pres
ents call at Paleys, the jeweler.
Will Osman gives tickets on two gold
watches with every dollar purchase.
| You can get hay and straw at Ham
mond & Benedict's by the bale or car
| load.
| DR.. MARS. osteopathic physician. ove.
| deity bank. practicsd over three
years in this city.
| A pretty and useful Christmas gift is
| a good piece of China. Sinclair has a
good stock to select from.
OF course you want clean linen for the
holidays. and the way to get it is to
take your laundry to Flitton.
Try box of our Puravana or Owl
cigars, twenty-five in box, 81 per box,
either store. LaShelie & Cook.
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dulged in with safety. but the ice is not
in very good condition. because OF the
sleet and light snow.
w. P. Gaffney has purchased the in
terest of Louis Andrews in the restau-
rant on South Third avenue, and will
continue to serve the best lunch in the
city.
Ladies. why pay others 80 cents for
| "so-called" IS cent fine sheer linen
handkerchief when Bannatyne & Lay
sell them any day in the year at rs
cents.
Lost-Between the Britain packing
house and the Marshalltown State
Bank, one Bunker & Cocker day book.
Finder will please leave at the Marshall
town State Bank.
There are prospects of an excellent Ice
crop. and If the present cold weather Is
rot succeeded by December thaw the
harvest of the local companies will be-
sin unusually early.
Error-In yesterdays paper II was
stated that Allen, the jeweler, was clos
Ing out his stock of jewelry. 1t should
have read Allen, the jeweler. Is closing
out his stock of china.
Mr.. Oscar Greenbaum. formerly Of
the city Tuesday night. Mr.. Green
Coal Company of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Mcvey, Of New
York, arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming from Davenport and will remain
for visit at the home of Mr.. McVey's
brother-in-law, Mr.. A. F. Balch.
Mr.. j. x. P. Shelter left Tuesday
evening on the Central for Stuttgart,
Ark, where he will remain for few
weeks stay on business. Mr.. Shelter
formerly resided at Stuttgart and has
interests there now.
We will give 20 per cent discount on
all clocks. jewelry, silverware and now
cities excepting watches and diamonds
count Red or green trading stamps
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
A press dispatch sent out from New
York states that the American Express
Company has decided to give it's 10000
employees In the United States Christ
mas present of $40. Last year the
company madeceach employe present
of just half that amount.
Since the cold weather set in the fuel
merchants have employed nearly all the
extra dray teams of the city in order to
supply the demands Of their patrons.
Some of the dealers are employing from
seven to ten teams daily. So far the
dealers have had no.trouble in supplying
coal
Dr. John r. Mcintosh, of Philadelphia,
arrived in the city this morning from
Grundy Center. and will deliver an adj
dress this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church. in the interests Of
the generally assembly plan of evan
gelization. The address is to be with
out admission. DR.. Mcintosh goes from
here to Ackley.
The Centrals California business is
better this season than ever before, and
the present cold snap seems to have
been the point to settle the question
in the minds of prospective passengers
and cause them to leave for warmer
climate. On the tourist car Tuesday
evening there were thirty one passen-
gers thru this city. Five others oc-
cupied the Pullman and three more
were passengers in the day coach, max
ing a total of thirty-nine passengers
for California points.
An Iowa Central north-bound double
header extra. in charge of Conductor
Jackson, experienced a mishap at Gif-
ford late Tuesday afternoon, when it
was run into on the Northwestern-
Central crossing by a Northwestern
train. The head engine, No. "a, was de-
rallied. but because of it's size and
weight was but slightly damaged. The
Northwestern locomotive. a lighter ma
chine, was pretty badly damaged, the
pilot being broken off and the frame
broken. No one was injured.
Mrs. George LaPlant arrived home on
Tuesday evening after summers stay
in Villisca and Hedrick, where she has
been with her husband, who has had
road contracts with the c., B. & Q. and
Rock Island railways. A large part of
the summer was spent at Villisca, on