Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-01

Mrs. Coyle offers every hat in tn,
house at half price.
Thirty dollac suit drawing tonight a
the Pfister cigar store.
Mr.. ]. S. Bracken, of Tama, was :,
the city Wednesday night on business
The largest line Of Haviland china
cut glass, i'll the city. Temple of Econ
omy.
Buy that girl a pair of Barrey an,
Barry skates for Christmas. Mundy s
Scott.
Mr.. George LaPlant went to Eldor:
Wednesday evening, where he spen
the day on business.
Mrs. G. e. Patterson went to Grin.
nell this morning to visit for day o.
two with Mrs. Ora Parrish.
Manager A. ]. Busby, of the Odeon
spent Wednesday in Cedar Rapids
looking after business matters.
Mr.. w. o. Johnson, former master
mechanic of the Iowa Central, spen,
the day in oskaloosa on business
The memory of quality and best re.
suits lasts long after the price has
been forgotten. Newell Optical Parlors
Mrs. Archie Elson left this morning
for Abba, where she will visit for !:
few days with her sister, Mrs. Clege
Boud.
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For fancy eating apples Culley ha.
Belleflowers. Wagners and Barleys
sweets. Also cooking apples at Is cent;
per peck.
The eyes, their defects, and their re-
lation to human ills Call and have
your eyes examined. Across from
postoffice.
The largest and handsomest line O.
brilliant cut glass ever shown in the
city for sale at big discount, thi.
week, at Simmons Book Store.
George r. Estabrook left this morn
ing for Manchester, where he will re-
main until Monday visiting his father
ter for the past week.
We are commencing to lay out oul
immense holiday stock. Next weel
we will show you line of goods sucl
as you never saw before in Marshall.
town. Temple of Economy.
Mr.. p. j. Jacobson, of Gilman, ant
M. F. c. Wilson, of Grinnell, member.
of the firm of Wilson g. jacobson
Grinnell and Gilman, spent Wednesda,
in the city looking after business mat.
ters.
Mrs. Z. A. Steiner, who has been a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e
r. Lay, returned to her home In Grin
nell this morning. DR.. Steiner, who
was here Wednesday night accom-
panied her.
Interest in holiday shopping is be.
ginning to manifest itself. We are
busy showing goods and laying then
away. until the day before Christmas
SO many pretty things to show you ir
the furniture line. Marion Gard.
Our plate sale was such a success
that we will have another one on Sat
urday December 3rd. Remember
handsome china plates, regular pric,
from 81 to $1.50 will go at 7S cents
as long as they last. Simmons Bool
Store.
Mrs. Asa Howe and daughter, Mrs
Ella Claggett, of Mortified, VT, arriv-
ed in the city Wednesday evening, ani
are guests at the home of their sor
and brother Mr.. H. j. Howe. Mrs
Howe expects to spend the winter a,
her sons home, but Mrs. Claggett will
be here only few weeks.
The history department of the Wo.
mems Club met at the home Of Its
chairman, Mrs. p. M. Sutton, wednes.
day afternoon. There was a good at
tendance and the meeting was a pro-
fitable one. The study of Japan's his
tory was continued, and two very goot
papers were given by Mrs. II. II. Mich.
OILS, on the Buddhist Religion" ant
Mrs. A. c. DAILY on Mines. Mining an6
Minerals of Japan"
Mr.. j. S. Igou, Of Eldora, clerk ir
charge Of the Austin & Abba railway
postoffice, with run on Iowa Contra
trains Nos. ! and 2, passed thru the
city Wednesday evening, en- route tt
his home from st. Louis. Mr.. Igou ha:
been at st. Louis for short time al
the exposition, spent in company with
one of his clerks, Mr.. George M. Fraser
of Grinnell. Mr.. Fraser took a differ.
ept route home, and reached Grinnel
Wednesday afternoon.
Tor, Mediate
strel company, among whom are such
favorite ninstrels as Neil O'Brien, Car
roll Johnson, William H. Hallett. Har-
~ Ellis, John King, Matt Keefe, w. HI
and Manuel Romano, will
appear at the Odeon tomorrow even
Ing. This Is by all odds the greatest
company which was ever or
ganized, consisting as 1t does Of owe,
sixty people, with three full quartets
ten solo singers, an orchestra Of twen-
ty pieces, two sixty foot baggage cars
and the best output Of all the famous
song and joke writer's in the United
States. Seats now on sale.
A very interesting meeting Of the
Beethoven Club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the usual hour, in the Wo-
mems Club rooms. women Compos-
ers'' was the subject for the afternoon
and a program of vocal numbers, ac-
companied by Miss Theresa Jones, and
one paper, were given. THE Quest
(Eleanor Smith,. by Mrs. j. A. OFT
was the first number, followed by a
fine paper on Women Composers
tracing the history of women in music
read by Mrs. D. Larkin. Mrs. George
McGill, sang Ashes Of Roses" MARY