Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-15
He CITY In BRIEF

/ Main.
A complete line of npualers at Henri
Pappe's.
| or:n evenings al Henry Pappe's un
III Christmas.
The best silk floss pillow made a
! Archie Parker.s.
Rev. NJ A. Goodell, of Albion, spen
Monday In the city.
| George Carney, of State Center. wa
in the city Monday.
Just received. another lot of chin
cups and saucers. E. R. Lay.
Our store will be open evenings unit
after Christmas. Marion Gard.
/ Buy your wife pair of our XII
| gloves for Xmas. Archie Parker.
| Watch window at Chamberlain's ev
cry day from now to Christmas.
DR.. Malrs treats neuralgia, headache
backache and spinal curvature.
Heinz mince meat, choice sweet cid
er, rutabagas. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
| We have few furs left on which W
are making special prices. E. r. Lay
Roseine oil is sold only by dealer
| whose names appear in ad in this is
| sue.
From now on we will sell kid GLOW
certificates for holiday gifts. Z. R
Lay.
Call and see our fine stock Of goods
Best we have ever shown. D. c. vii
| bur.
Heywood's celebrated candies. non
better. at the Alexander Drug Com
pany's.
A few suits of fleece lined underwea
at prices to close them out. Jarvis s
Kellogg.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. dentist. office ovel
the Fair Store New phone So, hours
STA LIS.
Consult DR.. MARS about that chron
&c ailment. SIX years successful prac
| tice in city.
Think! Pot. Trail. Panic and man.
other games at lowest PRICES at Sim
| mons Book Store.
The initial handkerchiefs we ar,
selling at and 10 cents are about hal
price. Archie Parker.
Holly ana green wrea thing for deco
rating. Wright's greenhouse. 113 Mort:
Third street. Phones. 1sa.
We have the best holly this year tina
we ever handled. Wrigh::'s greenhouse
113 North Third street, Both phones
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Remember the bazaar and dance a
|,he Odd Fellows hall under the aus
pieces of the Harmony Aid Society OF
Dec. 16. II, IS and 10.
Mr.. e, P. Andrews. of Hampton
was in the city Monday evening. be-
ing on his way to Des Moines. where
he spent the day on business.
The Ladies Auxiliary o the Y. NJ c
A. intends holding social in connec
ton with their doll bazaar Wednesda!
evening, to which all are cordially in
v!ted.
Gloves and mittens, warm, fleece
lined and wool-lined, for winter wear
We are closing out this line. Give u
q call and gs,t a bargain. Jarvis
Kellogg.
Tomorrow evening the farce com
| edy made famous by Sol Smith Rus
sell, "Our Goblins.' will be the attrac
ton at the Odeon. Special prices, Is
| 90, 35 and so cents.
| For Sale-Amberg letter file; thirt.
drawers: letter press and stand; Rem
ington typewriter with tahulator: Die
bold safe; and Burroughs adding ma
chine. practically new. Letts-Fletche
Company.
What Is the use OF doing without {
baby in the home when you can go t
the doll bazaar and get baby dolls 70
rs cents and upwards? To be held Il
the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms all day Wednes
day and evening.
Mrs. r. E. Gates, of Dunkirk. N. Y.
spent Monday in the city as the guest
of her cousin. Mr.. Charles Hawke, ant
| family, going In the evening to Bangor
where she will remain until after the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. D. Whin-
cry.
The gross earnings Of the Chicag'
Great Western railway for the frs
week of December, 1903. show an in
crease of $9,174.16 over the CORE
spending week of last year. The to
| tai increase from the beginning of tn
fiscal year has been $461735.42.
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Mrs. George, Beasley, who went t
New York several months ago 70
treatment OF the rheumatism witt
" hicfl she has been a sufferer for
| rumher of years, is expected to arriv
home some time next week. Her friend
| will be glad to know that during he
stay In the east she has improved, un
| IL her condition is now very mucl
better than II was when she departed
Members of the family are most hope
full that she will continue to improv
until she regains possession OF her for
mer good health.
The regular monthly meeting of Mar.
shalltown Chapter, Daughters of thu
American Revolution, was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Duffield
| Two very able papers were listened t.
| one feing Popular Agitations and Col
onies Uniting for Common Defense,
| by Mrs Mary L. Bradford, and the 9th.
| er. Daughters of Liberty" by Mrs. Il
f. Downing. Thru the compliments O.
| the chapter, by securing her papers
Miss May Sanford Chaplin was made {
| life member of the Daughters of thu