Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF

l. our nara coal is bright ana lTeSIl lTOI
the mines. Baker Bros.
Mrs. Jonas Pratt. of LaMoille. was
visitor in the city today
Mr.. L. H. Smith, of Liscomb, was Il
the city Friday on business.
Val Blatz Private Stock beer is tn
best. Gust Hermann. agent.
If you want cut glass for a presen
see the elegant line at Paley's.
wicked London" tonight at tn
odeon. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Our prepared pine kindling is cheape
than old boxes. Try a load. Baker Bros
Our loss is your gain, and all heating
stoves must go. See US. D. ]. Bullock
The horse shoers are reaping thei
annual harvest. These are their bus!
days.
Solid silver spoons, bon bon dishe
and other desirable things for Christ
mas at Aliens.
DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician, ovel
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years In this city.
Election of officers U. R. K of P. Mon,
day. 1880 p. m, K. OF P. club rooms
Fred Deal. secretary.
Have you seen those handsome calen
dars that Paley. the jeweler, is givin,
away to his customers?
Have you seen those handsome calen
OARS that Paley, the jeweler, is giving
away to his customers?
Accident insurance companies augh
to be doing rushing busiuess-or ART
the risks too hazardous?
Big line Of cotton blankets and ready
made comforters at Newcomers. w,
give green trading stamps.
A superior line Of pearl handled poke
knives, uneaualed in finish and quality
at Schmidt's hardware store.
Holly wreaths for the window a
kembles. They will please you; ais
green wreaths and wreathing.
Marshalltown Pantorium Club. offic,
in Kirby building. Suits pressed OF
short notice. Old phone 675. Call u
Ocean Smokeless is the new coal tina
is gaining popularity. We recommend
1t highly for heating stove or furnace
Baker Bros.
There will be great. nice load OF
coal. fine quality, coming your way
provided you order 1t from George Ny
den City weight.
A big line OF Christmas handkerchief
for men. women end children. Can Civ,
you all linen or all cotton; anything yol
want. at Newcomers.
Mr.. and MIST. /. WATSON went t
Chicago Friday night for an over-Sun
day stay at the home OF the latter!
brother, Mr.. Charles Broadhead.,
Miss Cora Sundell went to Boone thi.
morning, where she will remain for az
over-Sunday visit with Miss Dais.
Wood and other Cornell College friends
Mrs. F. w. Parsons desires the T.-R
to say that the paper read by her at the
mothers meeting at the Fourth ware
school Thursday was written by Mrs. A
B. Shaw. Of Corning.
Mrs. ]. L. Mcmahon and son Jerome
of State Center. were In the city toda,
on their way to Eldora, where they vii
remain for an over-Sunday visit with
the formers sister. Mrs. ]. F. Hardin
We have just finished unloading g
car of chairs which were purchased
especially for Christmas. You will find
what you want in that line at our store
Open evenings until o'clock. Marion
Gard.
We are over stocked with books
china, fancy articles and other holiday
goods and from now until January Is,
we will make large reductions to cash
buyers on all holiday lines. Come while
the stock is complete. ]. B. Simmons
Mr.. F. L. Meeker will be host this ev.
ening to several OF his gentlemen
friends at a banquet, given in honor Of
Mr. Lynn Norris, who is soon to be
married to Miss Florence Win. The
package shower for Miss VIII.
Miss Nellie Hail. OF Liscomb, had a
large tumor removed from each eye this
week by DR.. Wood. Miss May Mitchell
from New Sharon, is also treating for
catarrhal deafness. DR.. Wood since his
return from Europe has been very sue
cessful and many are being treated by
him.
Ed Fogerty, arrested by Officer Clark
Friday night upon charge of intoxica-
ton was sentenced 70 six DAYS work by
Mayor Jones this morning. John Don
nelly. arrested by Officer Weaver on a
similar charge, was given a like SEN
tence, and Ed Dryer, arrested by or
ficer Weaver, paid the costs.
The members of the old peoples build
ing at the Iowa Soldiers Home had
their first meal lat home" today, the
kitchen OF the new building having Just
been equipped and made ready for serv-
ice. The change from going to the main
building for meals on these cold days
will be greatly appreciated.
Pat Shea, Chicago Great Western
steel gang employe, was arrested yes
terday Afternoon by Constable Haas up
on an Information issued from Justice
Burritt's Office, and filed by "A. Coul-
ter, charging assault and battery Shea
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
discharged upon payment OF the costs.
Have you seen those handsome cnlen-
dars that Paley, the jeweler, is giving
away to his cuAtomers?