Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
DR.. Trotter, office, Hopkins building

DR.. Trotter, office, Hopkins building
Tangled Up in Beulah Land" at Lie
big's.
DR.. Lierle, over Wnitton & White
heads.
See our assortment of table linens. Nj
F. Andrews.
The best dried fruits and the loves
prices at Culley's.
Great value in cloaks Every one
this years style. Bannatyne & Lay
Miss Mabel Ordway spent Sunday
in Union with her grandmother, Mrs
A. Ordway.
We are showing many holiday gifts
We have the finest line in the city
Simmons Book Store.
Miss Nettie Ingledue left Sunday
morning for Chicago, where she will re-
main for few days looking after bust
ness matters.
Chief Clerk Stein, of the office of SUI
perintendent w. FL. Whalen, of the
Northwestern at Boone, spent Sunday
in the city on business.
i Miss Aileene Patterson returned Sat
urday evening from Eldora, where she
has been for few days visit with
her sister, Miss Isabelle Patterson.
We will make no deliveries on
Thanksgiving, but we can deliver any
thing in the fuel line promptly before
/ that date. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime
Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Royal
/ Neighbors will meet with Mrs. Fred
| Striffert, 307 West Boone street, Tues
day afternoon instead OF Wednesday,
! this week.
Ladies, we call your attention to our
advance sale Of mems bath robes, house
coats and smoking jackets on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Nov. rs and rs. Sou
venirs. w. III. Burrows.
| Mr.. A. II. Downing and daughter,
| Mrs. George Hoffman, of Fort Atkinson,
| Wis, arrived in the city Sunday and
will visit for short time with the
| formers son, Mr.. e. e. Downing, and
| family.
/
| in the Cedar Falls schools. spent sun
day in the city with friends, being on
her way to her home in New Sharon.
Miss Penrose has resigned her position
in Cedar Falls and is to be married dur
ing the holiday season.
It's snap to buy tea and coffee of
the Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
| and apply the trade checks on the pur
chase of beautiful pieces of imported
Christmas china and delicate Japanese
ware, which would otherwise be beyond
ones purse as unnecessary luxuries.
Lest anyone should get a wrong i'm
preston and think we had withheld
from them trading stamps to which
they We're entitled, take this means of
informing you that no company with
which have been connected has given
trading stamps for more than two
years. George Gregory.
f. B. Humphreys, of Lake City, left
this morning for his home after shore
visit with his daughter, Miss Bessie, at
the home of Mrs. Kittie Churchill. Mrs.
Churchill entertained a few friends on
Sunday in honor of Mr.. Humphreys. Mr.
Humphreys is a talented musician and
delighted the company with a number
of vocal and instrumental selections
Miss Marie Wildman entertained at
her home in Albion Saturday afternoon
about a dozen of her young friends at
an ld-fashioned taffy pull. The after
noon was spent with games and music, |
after which refreshments were served |
The guests were Ray and May Swear
ingen, Eva and Myrtle Wright. Claudio
Graves. Vivian Fraley, Daisy and Pearl
Hildebrand, Maggie and Matte Cripps
and Edna and Marian Smith.
Friends in the city have received in
formation thru private sources an
nouncing the approaching marriage, on
Wednesday, Nov. 26, of Mr. Charles E.
Garry, formerly of Marshalltown, but |
now of Sioux City. Mr.. Garry is en-
ployed as pricer in the wholesale drug
house of Hornick, Moore & Hess, Sioux
City. He will bring his bride to this
city for a visit at his parents home,
south of town.
The custom of waiting until after the
middle of December to do Christmas I
shopping is fast becoming obsolete. I
Every year thousands of people real
ize the advisability of making holiday
purchases early. Thus far our holiday
business has been remarkable, clearly
indicating that the people of Marshall
town and surrounding towns consider I
our furniture store as Christmas head
quarters. profusion of Christmas
goods is now on sale all over the store
touches, rockers, book cases, writing
desks and everything desirable in that
line. Come and see us. Marion Gard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Lahman, for many
years residents of this county, who for
several years past have been living at
Quinter, Kas., spent Sunday and today
In the city, visiting old friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Lahman have been visiting for
three weeks at the home of their son,
Mr.. Alfred Lahman, in Vienna town.
ship, and Tuesday morning will leave
for Franklin Grove, Elgin, Napierville, II
Batavia and Chicago. They will remain
in Illinois all winter and stop here in
the spring for another visit before re-
turning home. Their son Orville, who
was but recently married, has taken
charge of his fathers farm for the win
ter, but in the spring will move on his
own place, near Quinter.
A TUG OF WAR.