Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-16

Ally lidHtielSlte wrappers III Tic
house, all sizes SO cents. The Fair.
| Old clothes made as good as new at
Flitton's dye works, "a West Church
street.
The finest Christmas candies you will
find at the Alexander's Drug Com
pany's.
Game boards, boxing gloves. tool
chests, skates and guns of all kinds at
Bullocks.
Rubber tires of all kinds put on any
buggy, carriage or wagon wheels. Tink-
er & Armstrong.
If you want to save SIS at the very
least on your piano purchase don't fail
to visit the Eadie Music Company.
Mr.. A. L. Bonawitz went to ColfaX on
Monday, where he will remain for a few
days looking after business matters.
Wanted-Two good carriage black
smiths. Apply to the Staver Carriage
Co, rs and Wallace streets, Chicago.
LII.
Buy your Christmas candy at the Bee
Hive. All kinds from 10 cents a pound
to handmade chocolates at rs cents a
pound.
SILK shirt waists, wool shirt waists,
lace curtains all going cheap at the
change of partnership sale. Lee &
Benedict.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. It.
M. will meet with Mrs. Chris Reimer,
los North Trird avenue, Wednesday at :
ternoon.
Mr.. H. B. Torrey, of Des Moines,
route agent for the Wells-Fargo Elk
press Company, was in the city today
on business.
Money to loan on farms and city
Abstracts of title. Marshall
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
4 and s, basement court house.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, Of
are parents of a son. Mrs.
Davidson is granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Braddock of Marietta.
Mrs. William Steele left Monday eve
ming for Kingfisher, Okla, where she
will remain for visit of a month or
two with her mother, Mrs. Martin La
cey.
DR.. w. j. Ward, of Gilman, was in the |
city Monday night, being on his way to /
Cedar Rapids, where today he attended |
a meeting of the Iowa State Gamers
Association.
The Ladies Reading Circle met with I
Mrs Robert .McMains Monday after
noon. The ladies voted $40 for the pur-
chase of a table for the reading and |
reference room of the new library
building.
A Central freight train in charge of
Conductor Nichols had a car derailed I
at Lacey early this morning, and as a
result there was a little delay to traf- |
fic No. 6, the south-bound thru pas-I
senger, was held because of the acct
dent.
The funeral of the late George F.
Sickman, who died in Liscomb Sunday,
was held from the Bethel church, five
miles south of Liscomb, this afternoon,
at o'clock. Rev. Joel Myers, of LIE I
Grand, officiated, and interment follow
ed at the church burying grounds.
The new large snow plowS with
which the Iowa Central has equipped I
several of its larger engines, will not
clear sidings at three of the small sta
tons on the line, Newburg, Oskaloosa
and Winfield, necessitating the issuance
If an order to take passing tracks while
going thru those towns.
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The work of cleaning the interior of
the court house, which has been in
progress for the past two weeks, is
about completed. All of the rooms have
oeen carefully gone over. and the floors
and woodwork cleansed. The corridors
nave been scrubbed and the hall floors
oiled, so that the interior of the build
ng is very much improved.
Rev f. NJ Coleman, of the Methodist
church, is planning for series of re-
yival services which Will be commenced
n his church on Jan. II, and continue
.hru the entire month. With this pur-
pose in view he was in Belle PLANE
Monday night to secure the services of
Miss Anna Gleason, an evangelist, who
s assisted by Miss Elizabeth Merritt, a
singer. The ladies are now holding
meetings in Belle PLANE.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Humlong went
% jefferson Monday evening, where !
hey will remain for a two weeks visit
With their daughter, Mrs. A. G. Ed
wards They will be joined there by
Mrs. William Andrews and Mrs. Charles
r. Hoyt, of this city, and will leave for
southern California, via Denver and the
Santa Fe. Stops will be made en- route
1t La Junta, Col, Phoenix, Ariz.. and
others points, and Los Angeles will be
he parties destination. From there
hey will visit the many points of inter-
,st turnout California, returning home
n May or June.
Wanted, dining room girl. at Sundell's
,afe.
The death of Lyman Mcdowell, Of
Ames, mention of which was made in
hese columns MONDAY, is received with
'egret by Northwestern trainmen,
With whom Mcdowell had been identi-
led for number of years. Mcdowell
vas brakeman for Conductor Mike"
Sullivan, on the northern Iowa divis-
on between Des Moines and Sioux
Sity, for q number of years, and is well
Known by Northwestern employees gem
,rally. Since an injury last spring,
hear Sioux City, when ne was struck
~ cattle guard, necessitating an ex-
ended absence from active railroad
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