Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-16
Eyes tested free at Hellberg',.


George ]. Allen. scientific optician
Dr. Lierle, eve. Office hours to $3.50.
Oysters in every style at Sundells
Cafe.
DR.. C. C. Cottle was in Union on bust
ness today.
I Christmas presents for old and young
at the Racket Store.
Your laundry work will be done right
If you take it to Flitton.
/ Mr.. r. j. Mahood was in Mason City
over Sunday with friends.
If you want cut glass for present
see the elegant line at Paley's.
The purest beers are those manufac-
tured by Val Blatz. Gust Biermann, sole
agent.
Foot balls, boxing gloves and strik-
ing bags for the boys at Bullock's, ia
East Main.
i We sell the all-wool Davenport blan-
kets; also have line of cotton blankets.
M. f. Andrews.
i Mr.. s. G. Mason left this morning for
Fort Dodge. where he will remain for a
few days on business.
i One more chance tomorrow to buy
those thirty-six-inch wide wool suitings
for q cents. Lee & Benedict.
The Iowa Tea Company can't be ex-
celled and has not been equalled on
high grade china in MarshalltowE this
/ season.
Mayor N. r. Gift of Gearing, and
daughter, Miss Mabel, spent Sunday in
| the city in attendance at the Sunday
school institute.
Before you buy that Christmas pres
| ent visit Sinclair's Tea house and in
! spect the beautiful china. Remember
| they sell china as well as give 1t away.
Mr. Samuel Jones returned this morn
ing from Toledo, where he has been for
the past three months visiting at the
home of his sons. Messrs. c. D. and p.
C. Jones.
Mr. Al Sharp went to Union this
morning, called on account Of the seri-
Gus illness of his brother, William
Sharp. Mr.. Sharps condition is report
ed unchanged today.
| II. E. Pierce will start buttermilk
route, beginning Wednesday morning,
and deliver regularly after that date on
| Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Old phone $40.
Professor vernelo. Keller the Great
and Professor Hermann are recognized
as the worlds greatest magicians. One
of them is at Henry Pappe's this even
irg. Be sure to bring the children.
Long stitch, and every item of cloth
ing shown by us during this sale is now
nobody's old shelf worn goods. Moth
ing but new, nobby, up-to date cloth
ing for man, boy or child. w. H. Bur-
rows
Miss Mary A. Bailey, Of Marietta, Wis.,
tied in the city Saturday afternoon, be-
ing on her way home from a short visit
Halliday, Mrs. e. E. Ward and Miss
Lucy Geitgey.
Mr.. J. e. Wildman received telegram
today announcing the death Of his
hrother-ln- law, Mr.. C. A. Snyder, at
Westminster, Washington county Mr..
Snyder was an old and prominent resi-
dent of Washington county. Mr. Wild
man will attend the funeral, which will
be held Thursday.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker. son Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. NJ. Parker, who .is a student at
Iowa State College, Ames spent Satur-
day in the city. Mr.. Parker viii spend
his winter vacation, beginning next
week and continuing until the middle of
February, in Anfes, where he has been
given a position with the Mutual Tele-
phone Company.
Mr.. Ed White, former Iowa Central
machinist, now Of the Chicago & North
western shops at Winona, Mimi, spent
Sunday in the city with friends. Mr..
White was called to his home in Mon
tour week ago because of the serious
illness of his father, Patrick White. who
is not expected to live as the result OF
an attack of stomach trouble.
Mr.. T. S. Bertrand, of Boone, spent
Saturday in the city, coming to close up
his boarding camp business on the Iowa
Central. The last camp which has been
at Hampton, was broken and the camp
employees paid off here. Mr.. Bertrand
still has six camps in operation. most of
them being located on the Northwest
ern between Boone and Missouri Val
ley.
Rev. "A. w. McNeel son OF ]. C. Nc
Neel, of this city, moves this week from
Buffalo Center to ArIon. where he is to
take charge OF two or three church or
CARNATIONS that have formed an ec-
society, which 1t is expected
will finally be merged into one church,
of the Congregational denomination,
with Mr.. Mcneil as its pastor Rev. DIR.
T. o. Douglass, of Grinnell, secretary of Il
the State Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society, was in the city Satur-
day afternoon, being on his way to
Arion to look after the starting OF the
parsonage fund.
The Elks lodge Of this city are arran-
ging for their annual charity entertain
ment, and have concluded to put on the
boards the same as last year, "A Night r
in Bohemia" with many new special
ties. Manager Getz OF Omaha will be
here himself to select the casts and drill
hem. A much larger chorus and special :,
Inc will be secured this year than last, !.
and already the success Of fine enter
.ainment is assured. The object alone.
hat OF charity, ia one deserving of the
highest commentator, and the Elks, al :
'eady famous in this direction, are de-
serving of great credit for leading all
'ther organizations to help the poor.
Ia nd ch Fo~ r.. u,