Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-14

Dr. Lierle, over Waitton 81 White
heads.
eagle Blood illustrated by Christy.
at Liebig's.
New books in our circulating library.
Simmons Book Store. I
Sheet music at Tuffrees Music House
saturday and Monday for 10 cents.
Ladies' fleece lined hose, good is
cent quality two pairs for 20 cents at
The Hawkeye.
The celebrated Val Blatz private
stock and export beers are for sale only
by Gust Bierman.
The industrial school will be held in
the east court room Saturday after
noon at o'clock.
We have an elegant stock of new pic
lures, mirrors, frames, mouldings, etc.
Simmons Book Store.
The highest qualities for the lowest
prices at the Iowa Tea Company. Spe-
cial sale is on tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fetters, of sos
North Center street, are parents of
son, born Thursday night. !,
J
Fifteen mems heavy weight pants,
regular price S2.25. Saturday we sell
them for $3.50. o'Bmen 81 Co.
Our 20 per cent discount sale begins
| tomorrow; 20 per cent off every cloak
/ in the house. Bannatyne Lay.
| A special matinee at the Odeon to-
| morrow at 2:30 o'clock. Prices, 10 and
25 cents. THE Deemster" is the bill.
Pictures, 21x1s1a, genuine oil paint
ings, with heavy, wide gold frames, 81
cents for Saturday only. New York
Racket Store.
Mr. N. Van Zandt, who has been con- 5
| fined to his home with an attack of the ]
grippe for several days, left the city {
Thursday evening for a trip over the
eastern portion of his territory.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Timnons, of Ma
rietta issued invitations today for the I
| marriage of their daughter, Maude /,
/ Adele. to Mr.. Edwin Wesley Hall, for /
| Wednesday, Nov. &c, at o'clock.
The Iowa Tea Company will give a
/ handsome French cup and saucer or a
French plate with every dollar cash
purchase, also a beautiful Japanese cup
| end saucer with a 50-cent cash pur-
| chase.
| It's a snap to buy tea ard coffee OF
| the Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
/ and apply the trade checks on the pun.
chase of beautiful pieces of imported
| Christmas china and delicate Japanese
ware which would otherwise be beyond
ones purse as unnecessary luxuries.
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/ ~. daI1 of
rived yesterday and is looking after his
business interests here. His daughter,
Miss Cora, Is engaged as a teacher in /;
the public schools, and is making sue
cess of her work. Mr.. Sundel will re-
turn to Mason City tomorrow morning. |
Conductor w. I'll. yoorhies, of the
/ Central, is taking a short rest from his
! runs on Nos. / and 2, and, with Mrs.
Voorhies, will spend fifteen days visit
| ing with relatives and friends in Mason
/ City, osl1aloosa and Waterloo. Con-
4 ductor Frank Carter, of Oskaloosa, is
being substituted on the runs.
The Central has received nearly all
of its new gondolas and stock cars.
which have been arriving in small in
voices at intervals of a few days each
The gondolas come from the Western
Steel Car Company, of Hagewisch, Ill.
and the stock cars from the Southern
Car & Foundry Co, Memphis, Tenn
Employees in the Central car shops
are beginning the work Of revarnishing
4 and cleaning passenger equipment for
4 the winter season. Four coaches are
already III for treatment, and when they
emerge, ready for service, they will
be in appearance as if they had never1
been used. No. 5S, one of the high
back COS ches, was brought out of the {
/ shops Thursday evening and put on
No. 3, north, replacing the 60, which
was sent to the shops for an over. {
hauling.
| William Rooney, the Iowa Central
brakeman who was injured at Cameron
Tuesday night, and who is now at Ma
son City, continues to hold his own al
| tho he is by no means out of danger
| He has rallied considerably during the
! past day or two, and seems much
| stronger than at any time since he was
| injured. The attending physician fears i
| internal injuries that may at any time
prove serious and is of the opinion that
| 1t will take several days before he can
be pronounced out of danger.
| A wedding that VIII be OF CONSIDER
able interest locally, thru the fact that
contracting parties-elect are both
known here, will be celebrated at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Wilcox.
Montour, on Wednesday evening, Nov
/ 26, at q: 80, when their daughter, Nell
llie will be given in marriage to Mr.
Fred Graves, of Gilman. A kitchen
shower was given for Miss Wilcox by
number of her girl friends Wednes-
! day evening, at tire home of Miss Will
cox's sister, Mrs. J. e. Rouse.
Sheet music at Tuffrees Music House
! Saturday and Monday for 10 cents.
| Had south-side residents been so dis
posed, and If they had a boat of any
kind they would have had no difficulty
! in taking row on the South Third av-
enue paving between the Iowa Central
/ tracks and the Linn creek bridge last
night During the heavy rain the pave
/ ment was almost completely flooded in
/ some places to a depth of six or eight
/ inches, and was transformed into a
| large pond. Since the new sidewalks