Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-27
E,uniu ginres g frida Nnumh IT. 1909
Beautiful cut glass, sinclair's.

| Beautiful cut glass, Sinclair's.
| Yeoman ;air all week at Finkle.
|
Cups and saucers galore, Slnclairs.
| DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
! Magazines free for one year. Archie
Parker.
New shopping bags fancy stocks and
purses at NJ. F. Andrews
| DR.. Mairp treats neuralgia. headache.
backache and spinal curvature.
| We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. Flitton.
| Consult Dr.. MARS about that chron-
ic ailment. Six years successful prac-
tice in city.
Leave donations for w. r. c. rum
mage sale at 226 East Main, December
3rd, 4th and 5th.
The choicest meats grown in Ma
shall county at Jarvis d Kellog's mar
ket. Free delivery.
A "korker." 6 cain seated chairs for
IS. with tie 10 per cent off only $3.50
See them. d. C. Wilbur.
The Irish farce comedy "Maloneys
odeon this evening. Prices, 10, 20, 80
and so cents.
The exIeoted has happened. That
gorgeous tutglass has arrived al He'll
berg's and nothing like it has ever
been seen in Marshu!ltown.
New fancy umbrellas for Christmas
at Heilberg's. Gold and silver mount
lngs and the best CT quality, with an
enormous assortment to select from.
AS pianist. Mr.. Seeboeck unites
daintiness, breadth and power TO de-
gree wholly unusual Don't fail to hear
him at Congregational church. Dec. 2.
After dinner nearly everyone enjoys
a good cup Of coffee. Stop at our stora
Saturday afternoon and Mrs. Heitshu
will serve you with cup of the only
Yale. D. IS. Good Grncery Co.
Those who selec, the choicest pres
ents for Christmas are the early buy
ers. We have the finest line of couch
es and m,rlor goods in the city. and
invite your inspection. Marion Gard.
Miss Mona Shorthill writes: Il hear
you are te have Seeboeck in MARSHALL
town. He is favorite in Milwaukee.
Don't fail to hear him. His Frog
Pond" alone is worth the price Of ad :
mission"
The members of Chippewa Tribe.
No. 40. /. o. r. NJ, and number of
their friends enjoyed one of the regular |
club dances of the tribe at the Macea-
bee hall Thursday evening. About
100 couples We're present.
Just ask Hellbers' to show you the
chains he has locked ND in his great |
safe. You'd think there was nothing |
but chains sold in the jewelry busi-
ness. Hellberg is ready for 10000 San
ia Clauses, that's all.
Havilarid & Cos. china will be given
free with each SIS. 81. $1.50. 50 and 50 |
purchase OF Sinclatr's coffees, teas.
spices, extracts. baking powder etc, |
The freshest line of teas
etc. in Marshalltown. Sinclair
Tea s Coffee Co.
The oiy of the late George W. Parks
who died in Des Moines Thursday I
passed thru this city this morning en-
route to Eldora. his former home. where
interment will be made. The body was
accompa HE'D by a. v. Wilcox. Mr.
Parks death was due to old age.
Mrs. M. L. Neiman returned Thurs
day evering from Upton, where she
was called few days ago owing to the
illness of her father. John Moreland.
Mr.. Moorland has been in poor health
for about two years, and lately his con-
dillon has become such as to cause
much alarm. His age is very much
against ais recovery.
Mr. William Carson and sister. Miss
Martha, entertained on Thanksgiving
day, at their home. number of their
old friends whom they knew while res
idents of Gilman. The guests We're
Mr. and Mrs John Wylie and daughter
Effie. of Grinnell; DR.. and Mrs. w. 3
Dunkle, Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Wylie, Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Wylie and Mr.. and
Mrs Joaeph Carson, all Of Gilman.
Magazine offer for 1904. Free to any
one bringing us our duplicate cash
sale Sins to the amount of $15 for
goods bought and sold beginning Sat-
urday morning, Ncvmember 18th. end
ing January LIST, 1904. We will mail
free for one year any Of the dollar a
year magazines that they may choose.
This will be our Christmas offering and
the more magazines the merrier will be
your Christmas. Archie Parker.
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About fifty Of the members Of the
Presbyt arian church surprised Mr.. II. S.
Kaufmsn at his home on North First
street last night, and presented him
with iress suit case. Mr.. Kaufman IS
soon u leave for Los Angeles, and is
one OF the prominent members of the
Presbyterian church. He has served
as treasurer for the last thirteen years.
The crowd met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Bu-nell and were able to
surprise Mr.. Kaufman.
Mr.. D. r. Smith made short presenta-
ton speech.
A meeting OF rhe building commit
tee Of the new United Evangelical
church, met in this city today to bring
to a close all business pertaining to the
erection Of the new church, which
stands at the corner of State street and