Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-19

Buy a nice rug. They are always
useful and ornamental. Marion Gard
A fine pocket knife is nice Christ,
mas gift. Bullock carries a fine lire
Old clothes made as good as new al
Flittons dye works, "a West Churcl
street.
Fancy oranges Is cents dozen OIL
two dozen for 20 cents. William & Hal
version.
The largest assortment and loves
prices in dried fruits at Culley's, South
/ First avenue.
Manicure scissors, nail clipper an6
files. Schmidt's hardware store. Greer
trading stamps.
! nice sewing machine, set of dish
es, a chamber set, good lamp or fancy
dish, we have them for all. Bee Hive.
/ e. G. Wallace has one of the incest
lines of Christmas slippers ever shown
in the city. Come in and see them.
Have you seen the children's desks
at our store. If not you should, as
they are beauties for the price. Marion
Gard.
Where did you buy your good over
shoes and felts and overs at that
price? At Tuttle's Economy Shoe
/ Store.
] For Sale-A genuine Haines Bros
piano, in good condition. It's a bar
gain. Central Iowa Music Company,
Finlsle Block.
| Misses Mary and Sadie Hackney, of
1 Newton, who have been visiting for a
/ week with the formers sister, Mrs. r..
4 A. Hill. returned to their home this
morning.
Phone Kemble what you want in
Holly wreaths. We make them of Sc
lected Delaware Holly and they are not
to be compared with those usually on
the market.
Our new spring line of wash silks
! is now in and we place them on sale
Nettie 1ngledue 6, Co.--the up-to- date
dry goods house.
Misses Grace Swingley and Nina
MeElroy, who have been attending
school at st. Joseph College, Dubuque
arrived Thursday evening and will
spend the holidays at home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Swed-
ish Mission church will have their an
nual sale of fine things for Christmas
presents tonight All welcome. Cor
ner Seventh and State streets.
Mrs. r. F. MichaeIs and children
went to Ackley Thursday evening,
where they. will remain until after
Christmas with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Barger.
The Lady Maccabees will have
called meeting Saturday night at T:S9
in the Sir knights Hall, for receiving
applications, balloting on candidates,
and for drill. BY order of Lady Com
mander.
Mrs. NJ. D. Foley, of Audubon, who
has been visiting relatives in Morris,
H., arrived in the city this morning
and will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Weber for a few days. Mr.. Fo
ley will join his wife here this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Manwaring and
daughter Eula, of Alpena, S. d., who
have been in the city three weeks
visiting at the homes of Mrs. Man
warnings brother and sister. Mr.. w. w.
Doolittle and Mrs. Ella Baker, left for
their home yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Calhoun left for Chicago
this morning, where she visit until after
the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E..
III Uhl, and son, MIA. b. Calhoun. Mrs.
Calhoun will be Joined on Christmas
day by her husband and daughter, Mrs.
J. E. Phillips, and family, of Milwaukee
Mrs. C. p. Reynolds and children, who
have been with the formers brother
Mr.. Will III. Wilson. for the past
month, left Thursday for Muscatine,
where they expect to make their future
home. Mrs. Reynolds husband died in
Colorado Springs, Col, shortly before
she came to this city.
Some excellent hogs were marketed
al the Britain & Co. yards Thursday
afternoon. George Burdick, of La
Noble, sold fifty two head of extra fine
heavies, averaging $50 George Carney
and August Riemenschneider OF State
Center, each sold seventy-five head
averaging about 225. Ward & Pyle,
of Bromley, also sold choice lot.
Rev. o. d. Elicit, of this CITY, editor
of the Iowa Prohibitionist, and Pref.
f. NJ Shippy, of Waterloo. who were
disappointed In their joint en-
gagement in this city and State Center
last week, arranged to meet on the for
UNI at Anes on Monday evening, Dec.
%. They will argue the question, Re
solved that prohibition is the only COR
rect solution of the liquor problem"
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany have beautiful line of novelties
in japanese and decorated china which |
ST tables. You will find these goods |
help out on the gift for the old, the
young and the middle aged. You cam
not find more complete line of odd |
pieces in Marshall county. Our as
sortment of pretty Japanese cups and
saucers at 35 cents will interest you
we know Remember we purchased !
heavily in Japanese ware this season |
and our prices are the lowest.
Charley Parks, for several years a |
fireman and later an engineer on the |
Iowa Central, is in the city, and will |
spend two or three days with his wife |
and other relatives. Mr. Parks is now
with the Des Moines, Iowa Falls & |
Northern, and has charge of an engine |
on the new construction work being
done near Des Moines, the line now be-
ing within five miles of the capital city. |
AS soon as, the line is completed Mr. |
Parks expects to have permanent run