Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-10
Brenneck. reliable tailor.

Brenneck, reliable tailor.
The .Staley' underwear at Holes.
Read Whitton's ad in want column.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's
Postmaster j. 9. Saint was in State
Center today.
Fine line of Japanese baskets at Lie
big's look store.
Father b. C. Lehman, of Boone, was
in the city Monday.
o. H. Hole has Just opened a very fine
line of holiday neckwear.
Messrs. w. C. Rails and Frank Hoff-
man were in Eldora today.
Santa Claus has made his headquar-
tiers at the New York Racket Store.
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Mrs. August Wentd and daughter,
Miss Martha. of Dillon, spent Monday
in the city.
Place an early order with Kemble for
your Christmas flowers. They are the
most appreciated present you can find.
The Empire theater success Brother
Officers with MIR. Howard Gould in the
leading role, at the Odeon this evening
Dry hard wood chunk or split wood
and prepared pine kindling. Prices and
quality the best. Gregory-Brown Coal
Co.
We are going to give % per cent dis
count or just one quarter off our regu-
lar price on all cloaks and jackets. Now
is the time to buy at The Big Fair
Store.
Watches. chains, charms. rings,
brooches and cuff buttons in great
variety and at right prices. Red or
green trading stamps. Miller, the jew
eler, 10S East Main.
p. D. Swick, brother of Messrs. C. D.
and II. o. Swick, of this city, editor of
the Boone Independent. was in the city
Monday afternoon between trains, being
on his way home from business stay
In Tama.
Gertie Gurnsey of Conrad is treating
for graduated lids with Dr. Wood also
ry Russie. of Beaman, has middle ear
catarrh, but his hearing is returning un-
der DR.. Woods skillful treatment.
General Agent c. S. Walters, of the
Iowa Central passenger department at
Peoria, who has been in the city for a
brief stay on business left this morning
for his home. Mr.. George N. Martin,
travelling passenger agent, at Oskaloosa,
who was in the city Monday, left this
morning for the north.
Members of the Marshalltown police
force are having fame thrust upon them
and cigar has been named compli-
mentary to City Marshal Nicholson and
Officer Weaver. The lid Of each is
adorned with photograph of the two
officers in the act Of escorting q drunk
en- man to the lookup.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marshalltown State Bank
was held in the bank parlors this morn
ing. The business and condition OF the
bank were found gratifying to all and
all the officers were reelected for an
other year. III. A. Parker, stakeholder
and director, of Chicago. was present
at the meeting.
A called meeting Of business men met
in the fremont parlors Monday evening
to hear the suggestion Of representa-
tives of the Iowa Central railway that
Marshalltown give an exposition next
year similar to the corn exposition at
Peoria. The suggestion was considered
favorably, but nothing done with it un-
til the members Of the carnival COM
pany could be seen as to whether they
intend to give carnival next year or
not.
The Entire Nous Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Will Osman, at her
home on North Center street. The pro-
gram OF the afternoon was devoted to
English writer's Mrs W. E. Smelling
presented a paper on Rose Nouchette
Carey, Mrs d. w. Marston one on Miss
Mulock, while John Strange Winter was
the subject OF a paper by Mrs. George p.
Powers. The latest addition to the
clubs family is Gladys Airline osman.
daughter OF ehe hostess on this OCCASION
souvenir spoon, Mrs. George e. Adams
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dish supper was served by Mrs. Osman.
Mr.. A. L. stuntz. Of State Center,
father of Mr.. H. L. Stuntz. who has
been In the city for brief visit at his
sons home, left Monday evening for
Ottumwa, where he will visit briefly
with his nieces. Mrs. Pierce and Miss
Barnhart. From Ottumwa Mr. Stuntz
will leave for Greensboro. KY, to visit
his son, A. w. Stuntz. and from there
will go to Cincinnati. o.. to visit rela-
tives. and thence to Albion, Pa, where
he expects to eat Christmas dinner with
his mother Mrs. E. w. Stuntz, who is
in her S7th year. Mr.. Stuntz will be
gone between two and three months
Guss Brucklacher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Brucklacher, of Dillon, who has
been visiting at his parents home for
the past month. spent Monday in the
city. visiting at the home Of his aunt,