Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-07
DR.. N. w. aetz. surgeon, physician.

l = - $3.50. =.
| DR.. Mairs treats all forms of stom-
ach, liver and kidney trouble, dropsy
paralysis and constipation.
| a new Gem Safety razor Is just the
thing for papa or brother-s1.75,. $3.50
$3.50. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
I The greatest values we have ever Of
fered In Xmas handkerchiefs, sale be-
gins tomorrow, Tuesday morning
1 Archie Parker.
| N. S. ketchum. who has been at.
tending the Iowa Implement dealers
| convention in Davenport, arrived home
Saturday evening.
AT, St Mary's church Tuesday vii
be commemorated the feast of the Inn
| maculate conception by holy mass al
| 6 ard $3.50 o'clock.
MISS Anna Hemmngsen left fol
Chicago Saturday. and will remain UNI
til after the holidays with her sister
Mrs, B. F. Sawin.
Mrs C. E. Goble has returned from g
pleasant months visit with relatives
ILL.,, Des Moines and State Center
Mss Margaret Dodge left for Chi
cago Saturday, where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. ketcham
during a visit of week or ten days.
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First social dance by the Loyal Lee
gion of Plymouth. Tuesday. Dec. 8, al
Odd Fellows hall All members are
urged to be present. Tickets so cents.
Our selection of choice styles in suit
ings, trouserings and overcoatings. are
large. full and complete, and at the
right prices. Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
Jardinieres at factory prices. This
is q chance to- buy beautiful Christ
mas present for little money. ]. H.
Wright. Jr.. l13 North Third street.
Both phones 1889.
Next Thursday evening a grand re-
vival OF that good old temperance play
Ten Nights In Bar Room will be
the attraction. Special prices have
been arranged: 10. 20, 80 and SO cents.
State Architect n. F. Liebhe, of Des
Moines, was In the city Saturday. or
his way to Eldora, where he went to
look over the workshop and school
building which, the state is building at
the Industrial school.
Superintendent William Crane, OF
the city schools. has been invited to
act as one oil the Judges in the pre-
fS,oiy r,veo tr,r vi o1 nR
College. to hr held at Toledo Friday
eveaing. December II.
Mrs j. "A. Stanton. OF Springfield.
Mo-, who waH called to the city three
weeks ago by the death OF her sister,
Mrs. Edward tshoate, and who has since
been visiting with relatives here, de-
pared for her home Sunday evening.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago
Great Western for the fourth week of
November shows an increase Of $21,-
1886 over the corresponding week OF
lass year. Tire total Increase since the
beginning essa m. :. Of the fiscal year has been
Everybody says sinclair's SO Is per
cent discount sale is the greatest of the
season and that they never saw china.
cut glass, lamps, jardinieres and Eng
fish dinnerware sold at such ridiculous
" ow prices. The opportunity OF your
life to select Christmas gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fish. OF Franklin
Grove, H.. who have been visiting a
few days With the latter's mother, Mrs.
Mary ]. Lu1,t. and sister. Mrs. J. E.
Swingley. at the latter's home. de-
parted for their home Saturday Their
visit here was due to the very critical
illr ess OF Mre. Lunt, who is sufferer
from ailments due to her advanced
yeilrs. Mrs. lLunt is. IS years of age.
Visit sinolllrs s. l-s per cent dis
CONT sale.
Peter Lynch am old time employee II
the Iowa Central and formerly yard
ma ster in this city, assumed the duties
OF night yardmaster Sunday night.
Some time ago this ONCE was abolished
AMI the night yard foreman was placed
In charge. Tom Van Draska, who has
been the foreman in charge will re-
msin with the company in the capacity
OF foreman at the engine crew.
Our great Christman handkerchief
sale begins tomorrow morning. Archie
P,rker, 1os Mast Main street.
W. NJ. Dawson. OF Albion. has NOV
ed to Hubbard. where he expects to go
INFO BUSINESS. His place OF residence
at Albion, will be occupied by c. II
Nsn. DR.. Mantle will occupy the res
idence vacated by Mr.. Neff Mr.
Hutchinson, new merchant at Albion
Is moving his goods from Missouri, and
will occupy the building formerly used
an boarding house. which he purchas-
ed from J. ~. Fraley.
Visit Slnclair's SO Ia per cent dis
count sale.
Iowa Central officials are on the
lookout for James T. Tweed, of Ber-
wick. ILL.,, who mysteriously disappeared
a week ago. He was. at the time of his
agent for the company at Ber-
w.ck, and after his disappearance thu
st alton accounts were checked up by
Travelling Auditor Bennion, and found
"a be 5000 short What may have be-
come of hirn is not known. Descrip-
tions have been sent out by the police
OF Monmouth, ILL., Berwick is small
station near Monmouth.
Mr.. and MRS. j. A. Walkup. of Tim
BIER Creek township. assisted by about
twenty five of their relatives ami
friends, celebrated their china wedding
Sunday A dinner was served the
quests by Mrs. Walkup at noon. The