Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-07
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Illustrated Poems. at Liebig's.

Illustrated Poems, at Liebig's.
Fresh rutabagas. D. S. Good Grocery
Company.
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
confectionery.
Saturday SIZE buys children's coats,
worth $3.50. Bannatyne 81 Lay.
Fresh lettuce. celery. Tokay grapes
and new English walnuts at Culley's.
The cut glass at the Iowa Tea Com
pany's is just the thing for a handsome
present.
Great saving to you at our half-price
Bannatyne & Lay.
We will clear our boys and youths
suits for 20 per cent less than any re-
taller pays for them. o'Brien & Co.
j. H. Wright, Jr., florist. Green
houses 113 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones, 1s9.
Elijah Brown Jones, d. D., viii lee
ture on John Brown and His Work. at
the Baptist church Friday evening,
Nov. ID, at o'clock.
For the benefit of ladies and children
Manager Busby has arranged matt
nee of 'trhe Game Keeper tomorrow at
2 80 o'clock. Prices, 10 and 20 cents.
T. H. Bendlage, a wellknown grocer,
is i'll at his home, corner of Sixth ave-
nue. and Linn street, with typhoid fever
His condition is not critical, tho he is
quite ILL.,
DIR. Calvin Hostettler, of Marcus, who
accompanied the remains of the late
Mrs. Harvey Hostettler of Council
Bluffs, to this city for interment, left
this morning for his home.
Those Limoges china COMFORTS at
Sinclair's which are to be given with
each 81 cash purchase tomorrow are
beautiful and useful. Would make
handsome gift for they are just as good
china and as valuable as Haviland.
Mr.. John o. Malcolm of oskaloosa.
law partner of General Solicitor George
w. Sewers, of the Central, is in the
city to try the case of Leo Goodman
against the company Claim Agent
MaTQuIS IodET Is also mere loI Tie near
ing. which is set for tomorrow.
Mr.. j. L. Harbour, editor of the
Youths Companion, and author of
many short stories published in that
paper, st. Nicholas Magazine and Har--
per's Bazaar. lectures at the M. p.
church next Tuesday evening. Quite
number of good seats still on sale.
Our new invoice of Kennedy goods
includes cheese straws, cheese sand
witches, social teas, animal crackers,
Athena waters, cartoons of Long
Branch grahams, oat meal, oysteretts.
and many other of the best things in
the cooky and cracker line of goods.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
It may seem foolish to some for a
dealer to advertise dia-
monds but Hellberg has been selling
several very fines stones and early this
week he saw an opportunity to secure
a fine assortment of loose diamonds
at bargain. He is now prepared to
offer prospective purchasers the chance
Of their life.
Mr.. Tim Murphy, who comes this
evening in revival of "Old Innocence"
Is the same mild hammered, artistic
comedian of old. AS the simple old
philanthropist, Mr.. Murphy, is inimita-
BILE. The part was made for him and
he for the part. The simple pathos that
Jason Green" contrives to scatter thru
the three acts of this pretty play,
touches the heart of everyone who sees
It.
Mrs. Lucy Payette filed an inforna-
ion in the mayors court Thursday
afternoon charging Albert Buchanan
With disorderly conduct. Mrs. Payette
llleged that Buchanan visited her home,
which is on the south side, and at
.empted to raise rough house. He
also used profane language in adj
1ressing her. Buchanan was given his
nearing this morning and paid the costs
Ind was discharged with the promise
hat he would keep away from the |
Payette premises.
The Souvenir Cinch Club was enter
Iained Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Dennlead at their home on
East State street. The regular dinner
Of the club was served, followed by a |
diversion at cards. The guests of the
club We're Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Lay, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sandoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Janney, Mrs. Kate F'rink. of st. /
Louis Miss Marion Parker, Mrs. r. r. !
Ackert, Mrs. Jennie N. Williams, Mr.. I
Fred Williams, Miss Besse Beaver, Miss /
Ida Dugan and Miss Myrtle Votaw, of /
Tacoma, Wash.
The funeral Of the late Harry Stod- /
iart was held from the residence /
,orner of Third avenue and Main
street Thursday afternoon at 2:30, and I
vas very largely attended by friends.
rhe home was open to friends from j I