Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-25
THE CITY IN BRIEF

j Finest oysters at the Paragon.
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. rs East Main
DR.. Burkart. osteopa.h. 3o2 West Mai,
Mrs. Wigs, of the Cabbage Patch,
at Liebig's.
Flitton's laundry will be closed al
day Thanksgiving.
Mr. Frank Ward, of Tama, was ii
the city Monday night
Have you tried Mayors White Pin
Cough Syrup? If not do SO.
See our assortment of table hnens
and napkins. M. f. Andrews.
Order your Thanksgiving flowers o
Kimball and be sure of satisfaction.
Dr. Montague. physician and surgeon
4 10 South First avenue. Phone new, sos
Mr.. j. l.. Bracken, of Tama, was il
1.-THE city Monday afternoon on bust.
ness.
We have specially fine stock of ar
| ticles, suitable for prizes at Simmons
| Book Store.
We have some electric seal jackets
fur trimmed, that we will sell cheap
M. f. Andrews.
You can get any thing you want In
the bakery line at Gray's bakery, lis
West Main street.
We have a new supply of canned
goods, and they are fine Olson, 12l
West Main street.
The Entire Nous Club held its regu-
lar meeting with Mrs. D. w. Norris
Jr. Monday afternoon.
Mems silk fieeeed shirts and drawers
for $1.oo. This is the best value in the
city for the money. Bee Hive.
Mr.. G. w. Gallagher, manager OF
Charles T. Yale's The Evil Eye. Com
pany, spent Monday in the city.
Sheriff I. j. Shoemaker left last night
for Chicago, where he Will remain for a
few days looking after business mat
tiers.
Tonight the Dalrymple comedy com
pany will present "The Man Outside
at the odeon. Prices 10, 20 and sc
cents.
The Hawthorne Club held it's regular
meeting with Mrs. G. J. Lander at hel
home on North Second avenue Monday
afternoon.
Gentlemen's plain and fancy border
ed handkerchiefs, six for twenty Ave
cents, tomorrow. wednesday, only
Whftton & Whitehead.
Dance at Finkle's Hall on Thanksgiv-
ing night, Nov. "a. Admission. 10
cents: dance, 10 cents. Ladies free
Music by Harp Orchestra.
Special this week, 100 mems fleece
lined shirts at half price. Your choice
for SO cents. This is a big bargain to
clean them up. Bee Hive.
Mrs. E. NJ. Croft arrived home Mon
day evening from Boone, where she
has been for a weeks visit with her
son, Mr.. Arthur Croft, and family.
grade snithing coal. We know you
can not miss 1t by giving us a trial
order Brown Fuel & Lime Company,
The handsome furniture now on dis
play in the show window of d. c. Will
bur, was donated by the F'oresters and
the Mite Society of the Catholic
church.
Mrs. F. e. Lanphere, of Rock Island,
III. ,iwho has been in the city few days
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. Friend,
and family, left for her home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Chester r. Dixie and sister, Mrs
C. III. e. Boadman, We're in Boone today
making arrangements for the removal
OF the formers household effects to thai
city from Mason City.
Signet chapter No SO Royal Arch
Masons will hold special convocation
this Tuesday evening, Nov. 25th, for
work. All visitors are invited. Gavel
falls, 1880 p. m. !. T. Forbes. H. P.
Mr.. FL. w. Smith, of Chicago, assist
ant superintendent of the Armour Car
Line Company, spent Monday in the
city inspecting the company's equip
ment here and comforting with Manager
e. L. Stoltz, of the local branch.
The fourth of the university extern
sion lectures will be given in the east
court room this evening at 8 o'clock by
Professor William I. Crane. Instead OF
"The Poetry of Robert Burns as adj
verttsed the subject will be "Miltons
Paradise Lost" The lecture will be
Illustrated by a number of charts.
Commodore James B. Ayers, of the
Soldiers Home who has only recently
recovered from several weeks siege
of illness in the Home hospital, re-
turned Monday evening from Mt. yer-
non. where he has been for the past
three weeks, visiting sister, Mrs. S. A.
Balman. Mrs. Ayers. who has been in
Mt Vernon few days, accompanied
her husband home.
The breaking of a fiange on gravel
car, part of an extra in charge of
Conductor Ed Hayes, of the Central.
derailed the car on Monkey Noun
tain" the South Skunk cut, Monday
afternoon. No 3, the evening passen-
ger. was held behind the accident two
and one-half hours, it being necessary
to place a new pair of trucks under
the damaged car before it could be
moved and the track cleared.
The most strikingly original of Hall
Gaines stories, The Penitent," which
xrop +ba bjobasf econiIIms of both