Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-18
"a book of Toasts,'' at Liebig's.
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist.


oysters in any style at sundelrs
Cafe.
See the new rockers Just in at D. c.
Wilbur's.
New line of ebenoid goods at the
Hawkeye.
The best cup of coffee in the city at
Sundelps Cafe.
full line of candies and nuts for
Christmas, Olsen. the grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wildman, of Al
bion, were in the city Wednesday.
If you want a handsome Christmas
present you will find ii at the Hawkeye..
"a Year Book of Colonial Times"
for daughters of the revolution at Lie
big's.
Mr.. Oscar Gohlke, of state Center,
was in the city on business Wednes-
day.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's dye works, "a West Church
street.
Flowers, Christmas green's, every
thing seasonable at the Kemble green
houses.
Ladies' and children's desks, just the
thing for practical Christmas present.
Marion Gard.
Fine stock of photograph albums,
toilet cases, etc.--lowest prices-at
Simmons Book Store.
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Buggies, carriages and wagons re-
painted, repaired and retrimmed at
Tinker & Armstrong;.
Nothing more acceptable for pres
ent than bottle Of fine perfume. We
have an elegant assortment. Alexander
Drug Company.
Remember Mrs. Beecher's interpre.
tive recital at the NJ. e. church tomor.
row evening. Fourth number Of r. r.
Y. NJ. C. A. course.
Mrs. William Tyler, of Boone, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Gantz for the past week, returned to her
home this morning.
Mr.. *. c. Cooley has gone to Texar-
kama, Texas, where he will spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. f. w.
Harris. He may decide to make his
permanent home there.
The big value in lamps Is attracting
the attention of many close and careful
buyers and we hear only one complaint
too many to select from. Make your
selection while the stock is complete.
Bee Hive.
r>JI n
the Cedar Rapids district of the Meth
odist church, arrived in the city this |
from Mt Vernon. and will of
fciate at the Ferguson Harris wedding |
this evening.
A leading lumber merchant of this |
city has evidently caught the spirit of |
Christmas time, or perhaps carries 1t |
with him the year round, for he IS
advertising in his "ad." that he will |
give away a carload Of Christmas trees |
to those who call for them. Acts Of I
this kind are appreciated if they are
not moneymakers.
We are not selling on paper four pi-
amos a day, but what we represent we
do. A purchaser of one of our fine /
Harvaras said, Il would rather pay a
profit and know it than have dealers
try to persuade me that they are selling
at manufacturers or factory prices. for
I know they can't do it and stay in bus
ness That's so. Central Iowa Music 1
Finkle Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Church enter
aimed about thirty friends at their
North Center street home Wednesday
evening at euchre, in honor of Mrs. w.
3. Burleigh, of Minneapolis. Mrs. f. S.
Kaufman secured the head prize for
he ladies, while Mr.. Charles Click won
irst prize for the gentlemen. Mrs.
Church was assisted in serving by
Miss Agnes Thomas.
Ned Downing, who was taken seri-
'usly i'll about Thanksgiving time with
lcute peritonitis complicated with I.
ymptoms Of appendicitis, is worse
gain, having suffered a relapse after
lie had become so much improved that
lie was able to sit up. The young mans /,
condition is again very critical, altho
lie is resting easily this afternoon. The +,
General symptoms Of peritonitis are &
gain apparent, but there are no in
locations that the appendix is in j
'olved.
Miss Isabel Irving, who is starring
n "The Crisis" under James K. Hack
it's management, will be seen in the
ttractive role of Virginia Carvel at /,
he Odeon Monday Dec. %. Miss Irv-
ng has been prominent in the Frohman
and was originally men,
er of the famous DAILY organization in
which Mr.. Hackett, himself, received
is schooling. Mr.. Haekett stakes his !,
equation on the promise of Miss nv
ng's appearance with all the original ,
fleets and competent company Miss
rving is supported by Mr., Wilfred !,
Jorth, formerly Mrs. Fisk's leading
nan.
Tuesday evening the members of
'onstancy Lodge No. 62, Degree of I
Ionor, A. o. U. w., gave most en-
oyable card party at their lodge rooms !
n Gretha hall. A short musical pro-
ram was given after which the tables s
we're prepared and the card playing
egan. Progressive cinch was the ]
anne, and twelve tables We're in use {
uring the evening. Head prizes We're
warded Mr.. ID. Coffin and Mrs. Will
am Wallace, and the consultations
vent to Anna Jurden and Mr.. Seul ]
yoolsey. All had a pleasant time and
he lodge treasury has neat little sum {
S the result S
Fancy line towels, hemstitched, ,
ringed and drawn, DIT the HaMkeye.