Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-11

A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. George Nyden.
Twenty-Five per cent off on fine jack
cts tomorrow. Lee g. Benedict.
Remember we give green trading
stamps at our sale. p. A Stern.
Special reduction on dress goods dur
ing the holiday season at the Hawkeye
Groves adjustable easel for stenog-
raphers and readers at Liebig's book
store.
Our great SIS cent black silk SALE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Archie
Parker.
All articles purchased from us en-
graved free of charge. Miller. the jew
eler, los East Main.
/ Yes, there is time to have photos fin
| ished for Christmas at Browns. He has
plenty of first class help.
Centerville block or Empire" Illinoi:
| lump delivered on short notice. Gregory
/ Brown Coal Company.
| We carry in stock the year round all
linen embroidered handkerchiefs for
25 cents at Newcomers.
Come in and bring the children to see
| Santa Claus and tell him what you want
for Christmas at the Racket store.
| Buy Ocean Smokeless OF you want tc
keep warm and not burn much coal
Sold by Gregory Brown Coal Company
| Sheriff T. j. Shoemaker is in Des
4 HE ~.
vention of the State Sheriffs' Associa-
| ton.
Mr.. w. j. Fort left this morning for
Williams, and for few days will look
after business In Wright and Franklin
counties.
How about your furnace? All in
| working order? Better get your order
in for your coal at the Irwin Lumber
Company.
Remember the Christmas sale in the
Pilgrim parlors Thursday afternoon and
evening, Dec u, for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Guild.
There will be great, nice load OF
coal, fine quality, coming your way
provided you order 1t from George Ny
den. City weight.
Mrs. ]. c.. Mcclure. of Gilman, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening and will re-
main for few days visit with her son,
Mr.. B. B. Mcclure, and family.
The merits of our garments were
never more substantially recognized
than the present season. Popular prices.
up-to-dateness in finish are the leading
features. Hopkins. the popular tailor.
For the next three weeks we VIII
clean plain flannel waists for 25 cents
and ladies' long coats for 81, one-half
and deliver all work. Flitton Steam Dye
Works. "a West Church.
Mr. julius Holm was in Cedar Rapids
Tuesday night, where he played with
the Theodore Haas orchestra for the
firemen's fair. Mr.. Holm will be with the
orchestra again Friday night and Mrs.
Holm is in Tama for the entire week,
acting as pianist for orchestra.
A meeting Of those interested In the
securing of the pottery works for Mar
shalltown was held in Sutton & Evans
office last night. A committee COM
posed of A. F. Balch. w. w. Doolittle,
c. 7. LaPlant. n. A. Evans and r. NJ.
Sutton was appointed to devise plans
for raising the funds necessary to Sc
cure the plant.
Marshalltown and immediate vicinity
seem to have missed the snow that fell
at different points III almost every d.
rection and not many miles distant from
the city. The evening trains from the
cast on the Northwestern, south on the
Central and west on the Great Western
showed evidences of having passed thru
snow storms. 1t showed as far north as
Grinnell, on the Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, who
for the past eight years have had
charge of the Windsor Hotel. in this
CITY, left Tuesday evening on the c. G.
W. for Hutchinson, Kas., where they
are to reside and take charge Of a hotel
They were accompanied by Miss Marie
Hyatt, young woman who has been in
their employ for some time, also by An
drew Mcfarland. who has also been en-
ployed at the Windsor for several years.
An Italian surfacing gang employed
by the Central for the past few weeks.
secured from the NJ. & ST. l.. at Otisco.
Mimi, to take the place OF a gang that
quit, in order that a little work unfin-
ished might be completed, left this
morning for st. Paul, where oil live and
will remain until spring. or until the
railroad work opens up again. Dooley's
steel gang, at work near Mason City
picking up rail and finishing odds and
ends after the seasons work, completed
its work yesterday.
Ladies, we are extremely happy to-
inform you that we are in position
to have another surprise for you in
ladies' hand embroidered handker-
chiefs Next Friday morning at s
o'clock we shall place on sale 500 dozen
of the very latest patterns in ladies'
hand embroidered handkerchiefs. De-
signs handsomer and quality still bet
ter than the first lot. Don't spend one
cent for your Christmas handkerchfefs
until you have seen ours. Remember
the sale will open Friday morning at
s o'clock. Watch our ad tomorrow
evening. Henry Pappe, Marshalltown's
greatest clothier. The home of the
Christmas handkerchief.
Jack Keogh, residing on West Linn
street, near Twelfth, and employed at
the Soldiers Home as assistant engi-
neer, had his left thumb mashed at the
Home engine house Tuesday afternoon,
neceSSitating ITS emnNtafi0n at the