Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-16
Bananas, 10 cents dozen. 1dso.

company.
Big oranges. is cents a dozen, at Bee
Hive, Friday and Saturday.
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore
every day at Sundell's Cafe.
For sale-A good standing desk.
Inquire at the Times Republican.
Outing flannel gowns at greatly re-
duced prices at the Big Fair Store.
Look in Newcomers window and see
the pretty laces you can buy for cents
q yard
If you want coat and vest or extra
trousers your opportunity is our clear
ing sale. Hopkins.
Twenty-seven-in ladies' jackets
(new this season. at almost your own
price at the Big Fair Store.
Choice of any mems colored bosom
shirts, so cen, quality, in the house for
Friday and Saturday, "a cents. The
Fair.
Jan. 1s to is, inclusive, the C. & N. w.
will sell round trip tickets to Cedar
RaplGS, EOOQ 10 return on VI pelViS ~ q -
20, at one and one-third fare.
See the handsome gold watch IN Hell
bergs window. to be presented to the
most popular candidate for county re-
corder at the Ben Hur fair, Jan. "a to
Feb. 1.
Ingledue & Youngs store has been
crowded the past two days with ladies'
taking advantage of their great semi
u, nual clearance sale They have given
the biggest values this year they have
ever offered.
Ninety-eight-cen nannelette wrappers
selling at 70 cents; S.2i hannelette
wrappers selling at 9s cents; a.49 fan
relette wrappers selling at sl.24, and
ii SO fannelette wrappers selling at SL4s
at the Big Fair Store.
Miss Emma Graybill arrived home
Wednesday evening from Upton, where
she was called four weeks ago because
of the serious illness of her sister, Miss
Mary Graybill The latter Is still Ill,
but is somewhat improved.
Slow progress is being made in the
trial OF the libel suit of Frank n. Morse
against the Times Republican. The d.
rect and cross examination of his main
witness, Mr.. c. H. Rumsey, OF Des
Moines, occupied most of the day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tan church Will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs F. Nj. Dinges, OIL West
Church street, when the ladies Of the
church and their friends Will be guests
and special program will be pre-
scented.
Frank Gady and j. Johnson, both of
this city, arrested by Officer Charles
Hurd for intosication, paid the costs in
the mayors court this morning and
we're discharged. A railroad man named
Kelley will appear today and settle for
similar offense.
Miss Helen Wrigley left Wednesday
evening for Des Mones. where she will
be present at the sophomore cotilllon,
given by the sophomore class of the
State University of Iowa on Friday eve
ming. Miss Wrigley will be entertained
at the home of Mrs Della Waterbury.
Special tomorrow We will put on
sale 100 pieces of French canbrics one
yard wide. fast colors: nothing nicer for
shirt waists. childen's dresses and
wrappers made. We Will sell these at
lust the same prices as ginghams or
percales. 12hs cents per yard. Lee q
Benedict
Mrs. John Dunn, of st. Anthony, spent
Wednesday IN the city, coming 10 be
present Mt the months mind for the late
Very Rev. T NJ Lehman, d. D., bishop
of Cheyenne, which occurred at st
Mary's church Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Dunn was the guest of Mrs. j. u
Shaver while in the city.
Arrangements have been completed
for a bowling contest between the Mar
shautown and Oskaloosa teams OF the
Iowa State Bowling league, to be hele
In this city next Tuesday evening. Os-
kaloora has beaten Ottumwa this year
and Ottumwa was the only team in the
state last year that held down the
Boone champian team to a close score
The game promises to be close one
Mr.. Robert Denbow, OF Albion, ask!
the T.-R. to credit him with an expires
son that was attributed to the late JOIN
{ ISOI6tOT OH tile eNeilihS piioi W iii@ 81 =.
eide, Mr.. Denbow says the reporter wh'
obtained the conversation from him re
earding the bringing OF Mr.. Rolston
paper from the postofilce misunderstood
the situation, and he says that the ex
preston, too damn lazy" was made b.
himself and not by Mr.. Rolston. 1t wa
! Mr. Rolston's manner of conversation
/ that created surprise in Mr.. Denbow'
mind, rather than what he said.
! "Constantinople: Despotism and Rev
4 oluticnism, is the subject OF Professo
/ Raymond's lecture next Monday eve
| ming in the second university extension
4 course Professor Raymond has studies
1 the peculiar social and political condi
ton of the .sultan's capital with viey
to comparing Constantipole's civiliza
ton with that of the other capital cite
of the world The lectures Will be he'll
in the east court room. Course ticket
and syllabi can be obtained from Mr.. c
c. Urine. at the Marshalltown Stat
Bank Single admissions will be sold a
the door at 35 cents.
Mr.. Will H. Muse, editor OF the Ma
son City Globe-Gazette, was in the cit.
! Wednesday evening, being on his wa.
I from Chicago to Des Moines, where to
! day he was in attendance at the inau
gural ceremonies of Governor A. q
Cummins. Mr. Muse had been to Chi
cago to attend family gathering a
the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs