Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-25
Wedding rings at Helberg's.

Cafe.
! Flitton & Ogan, dyers and cleaners,
"a West Church street.
Pauline NJ Townsend. physician and
surgeon. 2O5 South Center street.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
tons. Packages called for and delivered
Fireproof safe wanted. Send name,
size, condition and lowest price. ~,
city.
Splendid values in mercerized sateen
petticoats just received. Bannatyne &
Lay.
| Send your order for fruit cake to us.
We have some six weeks old. Sundell's
cafe.
When in need of dry hard chunks or
split wood call on US. Gregory-Brown
Coal Co.
Talk about Christmas presents at
home and then go to the Racket Store
and buy them.
Miss Carrie Mcconnell, principal of
| the Fourth ward school. spent Saturday
with friends in Cedar Rapids
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| Will the old roof stand it over winter?
| Better get some shingles at the Irwin
| Lumber Company and be comfortable.
|
| The committee in charge of the mill
| tary fair decided to run one more night.
Consequently tonight will be their last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McFadden. Of Gift
ford, and the formers sister. Beatrice.
\ ~, no at fc OF ba
! a. G. Brenneck home.
| Mrs. b. F. Taylor went to Manson this
morning, where she will remain until
after Thanksgiving visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. A. II. Rettsloff.
Roy b. Brown invites inspection of
his new designs in upholstery goods.
skirt boxes and papier-mache novelties.
No. % North First avenue.
A writing desk would make very
nice present for Christmas. Marion
Gard has some elegant desks in several
different kinds of wood. and would like
to have you call and see them.
Roy Sanders, a former passenger
brakeman on the Iowa Central, now on
the Northwestern's l. and NJ. division,
between Belle Plaine and Sanborn, spent
Saturday night in the city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes spent
Sunday in Marietta at the William Sea-
mans home. Mrs. Holmes went from
Marietta to Minerva today for brief
visit with Mrs. Rachel Baum. at the
Warren Nichols home.
You have been thinking what to buy
for Christmast. We have anticipated
your wants, and purchased full line of
fancy goods and useful articles for the
holiday trade. Come in and see us. Geo.
P. Powers rs East Main.
We are going to give you great |
chance to buy good neckwear at the
price OF inferior goods. Wednesday
afternoon Cor as long as they last we
put thirty dozen regular 50-cent ties on
sale at 10 cents. Farrand 6 Clifford.
Ed Billings, OF Gearing. spent Sunday
in the city at the home Of his Katherine
law. j. H. Brace, who was quite badly |
hurt a few weeks ago in a runaway ac-
cident. Mr.. Brace does not recover as
rapidly as his family and friends would |
wish.
Miss Gedalius, a Jewess and a mis-
sionary to the Jews, arrived in the city |
today from Oskaloosa and this even
ing, at the First Baptist church, will I
deliver an address,. speaking of the
work as carried on among
the Jews.
A fire that started on the third floor
of the Marshall Vinegar and Soap Com
pany's plant shortly after 2 o'clock this
afternoon called out the department,
but the blaze was controlled without the
use of the city hose. The cause OF the
fire is unknown No damage was done.
Mrs. T. d. Wilcox, Miss Pearl Mil
hiser and Miss Susie Mills returned this
morning from Hampton, where they
have been in attendance at the state
convention of the Epworth League.
Mr.. Earl Coleman, the other delegate
from the local chapter, remained in
Hampton today visiting friends.
Are you going to the Woodman Cir
Gle box social Monday night? If you
are you can count on good time Spe-
cial features. bean jar, ring in cake,
voting on most popular lady and gen.
etc. Fine prizes for each. Each
lady bring supper for two. Hall, cor
ner First avenue and State streets.
Mr.. Elan Williams of Taylor town
ship, has received letter from his bro
Their, Mr. j. A. Williams. former resi-
dent of this county, in which he says
the official count shows his election to
the district judgeship in Frontier coun
ty, Nebraska. by 81 majority. Mr.. Will
liams had a strong opponent and an OPP
position majority of 500 to overcome,
and his victory and that of the republi-
can party was therefore great one.
A double runaway accident occurred
Saturday evening about o'clock on
Seventh avenue. near the Linn street
corner. The delivery horse OF A. E.
Myers, which had been left standing,
became frightened and started to run,
and near the corner struck the post to
which was tied DR.. M. U. Cheshire's
horse and stanhope. The post was bro
ken in two and the Cheshire horse
frightened so that he started on a mad
gait north on Seventh avenue, running
to Woodbury. street, thence to Third
avenue, where he was caught near the
Reimer residence. The Cheshire horse
was slightly injured and the stanhope
pretty badly damaged Il
Mr.. George Gregory was taken to the
detention hospital Sunday evening be-
cause of illness with smallpox. Mr..
Gregory was suffering with high fever
evening when he went home,
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