Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-04

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Manager e. L. Stoltz, of Armour
Co. was in Eldora today on business.
A truthful reduction, SO per cent
from every cloak. Bannatyne & Lay
Fifty barrels of Michigan Ben Davis
apples at $2.25 barrel this week only
Bee Hive.
See Patrick for lessons on mandolin
guitar and banjo. No. 307 North Cen
ter street.
Everybody can buy good clothing
) nowadays. Pappe's great reduction
sale has done it.
Twenty-Five barrels of Michigan
!, Golden Russet for $1.25 barrel this
week. Bee Hive.
We specially solicit subscriptions for
Harper's Magazine, Weekly and Bazaar.
Simmons book store.
At Pappe's ladies' clothing parlor you
will find the most complete stock of
furs in town. Prices greatly reduced.
i Pick out your Christmas presents
and have them laid aside so as to
have what you want. Chamberlain.
John German. of st. Anthony, was in
the city Wednesday, going in the eve
ming to Montour to attend a dancing
party.
/ Photographs are highly priced as
Christmas gifts if they are finished in
an artistic manner and bear the stamp
of Brown.
4 Twice the amount of your cash pur-
chase in red or green trading stamps
Friday and Saturday Miller, the jew
eler, los East Main.
Money to loan on farms and city
property. Abstracts of title. Marshall
/ County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
and 5, basement court house.
Mr.. w. B. Ferguson, of Dana, spent
Wednesday night in the city with his
brother, Mr.. p. j. Ferguson. Mr. Fer
guson was on his way home from
short business trip to Chicago.
The Eldora bowling team is after
larger game, and after having met the
bankers of this city II, has challenged
the first team. This challenge has been
accepted and the match arranged for
Friday night in this CITY at the Clifford
Owings alleys.
The Banner flour makes the best
bread, biscuit, buns, ETC., and the most
of them to the soak. At the great
cooking and baking exhibit at LeGrand. |
by Bemerts & Sons, Lansing, Mich.
the Banner took the preference over
all the other brands of -four.
Mr.. Ollie S. Ellis, of Oskaloosa, man
ager OF the H. L. Spencer Company
branch of the Western Grocer Com
pany, spent Wednesday afternoon in
the city, being on his way home from
Council Bluffs, where he had been to
attend the regular meeting of the Iowa
Nebraska Wholesale Grocers' Associa- :
ton.
Jud Garfield, whois making his home I
for the winter with his daughter, Mrs. I
Nerl Mershon, at Hubbard, spent .
Wednesday and today in the city look t
ing after business matters He will
go to Liscomb this evening to remain 7
over night and will return to Hubbard (
tomorrow.
Mr.. John Tim,nons and daughter,
Miss Minnie, of Sitka, Ind, who have
pSSiA sASAttii6 III q liiouLu lie uOlIlS
OF the formers brother Mr.. r. M. Tim
mons. at Marietta, left Wednesday for
Kansas City and Abilene, Kas., where
ing for Las Vegas. N. NJ, to spend the
winter.
Attention! Royal Highlanders. Reg
ular semi-annuai election of officers
occurs Friday evening, Dec. 9Th; also
full degree work will be exemplified on
a class of refugees by the new degree
team All members are urgently re-
quesited to be present. Visiting Fair
Ladies or Clansmen welcome. w. e.
Lee,.h, ]. p; E. B. Abbott, Sec.
We can't help having as good cloth
ing for boys as we do for men. We
have a weakness for boys and we're
strong on boys clothing-overcoats and
suits-that boys throw on with joy in
stead of throwing off as a nuisance.
which will be offered you at cost during
our great determination SALE w. H. :
Burrows.
The young lady clerks of the Melvin,
& Co. store entertained their
gentlemen friends at an oyster supper
at the home of Miss Nellie Aud, 80
South Third street, Wednesday even
ing, in honor of Miss Anna Martin, who
has been employed in the store during
the fall season, but who left for her e
home in Rushville. ILL.,, this morning. !
The evening was spent socially, with
music and games.
Mrs. r. A. Gillette is home from SAND
Tex, where she went recent {
y to accompany her daughter, Mrs. {
Grace Gillette, from Ponca, o. r., where /
the had been since early in September, q
or the benefit of her health. Mrs. Gill r
cite, who is suffering from tuberculosis c
# the lungs, did not Improve in Texas a
wing to the dampness caused by ex- h
essive rains during the summer and L
all months. She accompanied herId
mother home, standing the journey re- o
narkably well. La
The funeral of the late Ephriam T. !,
Palmer was held at the Soldiers Home
n Wednesday afternoon at o'clock :.
nd was attended not only by members q
{ the Home, but by friends of the rela- =
ives from the city Chaplain Jesse :,
ole conducted the services. The re- -
Mains were taken this morning to Grin =,
ell, where brief funeral services were =
onducted at the grave this afternoon. :.
hose who accompanied the body to =,
irinnell were the deceased's wife, Mrs. -
hannah J. Palmer, and her son, Mr.. E. :,