Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-23
Fresh oysters at sundelrs Cafe.

DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
few fancy dishes left at Culley's
prices right.
Music rolls, music racks. phonograph
records, etc, at Adamson's.
Val Blatz Private Stock beer is the
best. Gust Biermann. agent.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered.
Mr.. George Herman was in Boone
over Sunday looking after business
matters.
Tuesday we will give twice the value
of your purchase in trading stamps.
Will c. Osman
We have $4,000 stock Of jewelry
from which to select your Christmas
presents. Paley. the jeweler
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eldridge, Of
212 North Second street. are parents
of son, born Sunday afternoon.
We close all day Christmas so phone
to have a warm time. Gregory Brown
Coal Company.
Reynolds Watson & Co. are we'll sup
piled with nuts, candy, candy boxes,
chocolates. holly. and all the pretty
things needed for Christmas.
Miss Cora sundell and brother, Mas
ter Dean, went to Mason City this morn
ing. where they will spend the holidays
at the home of their brother, Mr.. Julius
Sundell.
General Passenger Agent George s.
Batty, of the Centaral, was in Des
Moines today looking after business
matters.
Roast turkey and plum pudding,
home made pies and everything good at
the Paragon. Christmas dinner from
IL m. to p. m.
Miss Mabel Brewer, of Eldora, was in
the city Saturday night, arriving from
Chicago, where she has been for two
weeks visit with her brother, Mr.. G.
Allen Brewer.
East & Sheldahl, the grocers have
moved into their new building at 20
West Main street, with full line of
groceries. Goods delivered promptly.
Old phone AS, new 440.
Miss Nina McElroy, who is a student
at Mount st. Joseph's, Dubuque, arrived
home Saturday night to be with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. McElroy,
during the holiday vacation.
Postmaster Saint announces that the
carrier windows at the Marshalltown
postoffice will be open for two hours.
$50 and 10: 80 a m, on Christ
mas day, but there will be no street
delivery.
Remember the 20 per cent discount on
jewelry, clocks and silverware and 10
per cent on diamonds and watches con-
tinues for one day more. Red or green
trading stamps. Miller. the jeweler, los
East Main.
Mrs. Leila vail-Netz and children.
Charles and Noreta, arrived in the city
evening from Owatonna,
Mimi, and will remain until after the
holidays at the home of the formers
father, Mr.. John d. Vail. Mr.. Metz
will be in the city Thursday for a short
stay.
AT the last moment the salesman of
a large jewelry house. who was to
have been at Hellberg's store with a
reserve stock telegraphed that sickness
him, but he promptly for
warded over $4,000 worth of special
holiday jewelry. such as diamonds and
the like which are shown in Hellbergs
store today.
General Superintendent c. w. Hunt
Ington. of the Central, passed thru the
city this morning on the Iowa." en-
route to Clifford, where joint investi-
cation of the Northwestern-C Central
of last week, was held today
Ed Brown and Howard
Burt, and Firemen Mohn Brubaker
and Carey Brown, and Conductor
Jackson and crew, were witnesses for
the Central at the investigation.
Tuesday we will give twice the value
of your purchase in trading stamps.
Will C. Osman.
Damascus Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ, of
Albion, elected officers Saturday night
as follows: Robert Denbow, worship
full master; John Thomas, senior war;
Zen; n, j. Reidell. junior warden;
John Augustine, treasurer; William
Denbow, secretary. The appointive
officers, announced by Mr.. Denbow. are
George Reidell, senior deacon; A. G.
junior deacon; E. Everest,
senior steward; John Carson, junior
Jesse Everest. tyler. The
lodge officers will be installed next
night, and at that time a
banquet will be served by the Eastern
Star ladies.
Adamson carries full line of East
man plates, papers and films.
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The attraction at the Odeon tomorrow
evening is w. I. SWANS Original Nash
vile Students, in mighty unison with
F. G.. Lowery's worlds famous colored
concert band. 1t is said that this IA
nous colored company is a good one,
and a grand treat is offered by we'll
selected company of colored artists.
twenty five in number. Many special
features are offered in the way of quar-
tet singing, classic music, negro charac-
etc. The entertainment opens
with an original musical novelty of old
time negro pastimes and plantation do
ngs, entitled "a Glance at Negrodum."
by revelation of the colored
nan in up-to-da specialties. sweet
singing and artistic evolutions. Special
rrices for this attraction 10, 20 and 80
cents. Seats now on sale at the box
office.
Tuesday we give double your purchase