Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-17

Mr.. N. S. Beale, of Tama, was {
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
The Busy Ivy company arrived il
!. the city this afternoon from Sioux City
5 Mr.. S. C. Holden, of Montour. was
a business visitor in the city Tues
day.
Private Stock Is the best beer for ia
bic use. For sale only by Gust Bier
mann.
Old clothes made as good as new al
Flitton's dye works. "a West Church
street.
The finest Christmas candies you viii
find at the Alexander's Drug Com
| pany's.
Special this week. 1000 yards No. &C
and so all silk ribbons. taffetas and
MORE. Bee Hive.
Il Rubber tires of all kinds put on any
buggy, carriage or wagon wheels. Tink-
er & Armstrong.
Mrs. A. L. Van Tine and Miss Belle
WEIGH were in LaMoille today as the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Kimball.
i NdHlGu---1a gil WIN uSSlISS hoiItS
for the winter. Call or address Mrs A.
i M. Waite. 712 West Main street.
You may conclude to buy watch
4 for Christmas present. II so, see our
line. George j. Allen, jeweler, Ia East
Main.
i A door check for store and glass resi-
dence doors Will close the door with
out slamming. Schmidt's hardware
i store.
For Sale-A genuine Haines Bros
piano, in good condition. It's bar
gain. Central Iowa Music Company,
| Finkle Block
Mrs. r. G. Steele went to Glidden on
Tuesday evening. where she will remain
until after the holidays visiting her
mother, Mrs. ]. II. Higgins.
| A pretty electric or gas table lamp
makes nice and useful Christmas
gift. These lamps for sale at our store.
Branch S. Jones Electrical Company.
Mrs. N. Van zandt and daughter
| Gretchen arrived home Tuesday even
| ing from Clarion, where they have
been for ten days visit with rela-
tives.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church held chicken pie supper
in the basement of the church Tuesday
evening from which 1t realized about
$50 as net profit.
Mrs Mary Winbery, of Sutton. Kas..
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Smith, of Green Mountain,
for the past few weeks, left for her
home this morning.
Harmony Aid Society, composed of
members of Electric Rebekah Lodge.
will hold a bazaar and dance in Odd
Fellows hall on Thursday, Friday ana
Saturday of this week.
THE Waits of New York with Katie
Emmett in the title role, that of a
New York newsboy, comes tomorrow
evening. Bargain prices have been ar
ranged TO- 20, so and so cents.
Rev. Frank L. Loveland, of Vinton,
was in the city this morning between
trains, being on his way home from
Oskaloosa, where he has been assisting
Rev. Summerville thru series of spe-
cial meetings.
DR.. LierIe reports the births Of son |
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gwinn, of 712 /
West State street; daughter to Mr. |
and Mrs. Walter I. Soules, of 532 North |
First street; and a son to MIR. and Mrs. |
]. e. Rolston, of Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sutton, of Vi
emma township, entertained a few |
friends very pleasantly at their home |
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were |
served during the evening by Mrs. SUIT
ton. assisted by Miss Bertha Diehl.
Messrs. A. J. Glidden, Lou Lurvey, |
C. M. Coleman and N. A. Evans left
Tuesday evening for southwestern Mis- |
souri,, where they will remain for a few |
weeks. Springfield is the destination |
Of the party and from that point they |
will visit other cities in that part Of |
the state.
Mr.. 7. j. Fletcher received yester- |
day letter from United States Con-
sui S. c. Mcfarland, of Reichenburg, |
Austria, in which Mr.. Mcfarland states
that the members of his family are en-
joying the best OF health, and are |
much pleased with Reichenburg life |
Mr.. Mcfarland says he is going to |
enjoy his work at Reichenburg much |
better than at Nottingham, where he |
was formerly posted.
Two changes will be made In the rail-
way postal service clerks on the Iowa
Central on Jan. 1. Mr.. T. w. Evans, of |
Burlington who has been on the |
Peoria Mason City run for several
years, will be transferred to the Albert
Lea Burlington run on the Rock Island |
and Mr.. A. C. Ryan, of New Sharon, |
who has had a run on the Wabash, will |
take the run vacated on the Central by |
Mr.. Evans The change is made SO that
both may be nearer their homes.
Word from Fort Dodge states that |
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Piersol, who |
are we'll known here, are to move short |
" to Clarkfield, Yellow Medicine coun
ty, Minnesota, where Mr.. Piersol is to |
be placed in charge of a new bank
Clarkfield is in the region that is be-
coming rapidly settled by farmers and |
stockmen, and Mr.. Piersol considers |
that the opening is good one. Mrs.
Piersol will perhaps be better remem
bered by Marshalltown friends as Miss
Jessie Peterson.
Anyone who has ever seen George
Sidney as "Izzy." the funny little Jew
in the Ward & Vokes Company, will |
recognize what may be expected when
he comes in his new musical comedy, |
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