Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-28
The Phster cigar store.

| spent Saturday IN tne Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Dunn, liv-
ing six miles north of Clemens, are
parents of q son.
Rev w. II. Scott was In st. Anthony
Sunday, where he held services in the
| Christian church.
The entertainment of the Temper
ance Society of ST. Mnrys church will
be indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. ]. A. Lane, daughter Vesta and
son Joe. were in Brooklyn for an over
Sunday visit with Mr.. Lane.
Easy to wear eye glasses; they fit
the eyes; they fit the nose; they fit the
face. Newell Optical Parlors
Mr.. Joseph Tretter left this morning
for TT, Dodge, where he will visit for q
week or ten days with relatives.
Mr.. Beryle Clement, of the head
quarters building, Soldiers Home,
spent Sunday in Union in friends.
Chamber sets s1.25 up, slop Jars,
rs cents up, bowls and pitchers, 7o
cents pair up, in price ut Culley's.
|
loosa. spent Sunday with the formers
| brother, Mr.. r. ID. Sewers, and family.
! 1t is certainly was q busy day at
Henry Pappe's Saturday. Both floors
were crowded from morning until eve-
/ ming.
Mr.. Charles Thayer. who has been at
Roland for u few weeks, looking after
business matters. returned home Sat
urday night,
1t is Just as easy to tell your grocer
to send you q sack of Fishers Best as
to ask for any other. Insist on having
Fishers Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Watson and
daughter, Josephine, of Union, We're
| in the city Saturday night to witness
1 THE Royal Chef"
Henry Pappe wishes to remind you
not to spend one penny in mems cloth
ing unless you have visited his store.
Prices were never as low.
L. j. Spurgeon, of Oskaloosa, was In
/ the city Saturday night being on his
way to Chicago where he will remain
for brief stay on business.
|
Glass lamps complete from Is cents
/ each up in price. Burners, l-2-3 wicks
and chimneys to fit, nearly all style
lamps at culley's. 10 and IL South
First avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Logan, and granddaugh-
ter, of Keithsburg, ILL.,, who has been
visiting for u week with the formers
son, Mr.. w. j. Logan, left this morning
for their home.
Mrs. II. O. McFarlane was In Story
City for an over Sunday visit with her
Central, whose Sunday lay-over was
in Story City yesterday.
Shriners Shriners, Shriners. Go to
Des Moines in special car via Chicago
Sc Northwestern railway Leave Mar
| shalltown 8: 10 a. M, on fast mail, De-
cember LIST, 1904. Round trip. 1926.
Miss Helen Burnell entertained
few friends at luncheon Saturday.
complimentary to Miss Frances Cas-
sidy, of Des Moines, who has been WIS.,
ting her cousin, Mss Grace Baker, in
/ this city.
John S. Hixson Of st. Anthony, sold
in the city Saturday afternoon, at the
Britain g. Co. yards, the third car
load of hogs that he had shipped to the
local market during the week Seven
| ty-three head, comprising the consign-
| ment, averaged 283, pounds.
The list of appointments Of 1owans
to positions in the National Depart
ment, q. A. r., made by Commander
in Chief Blackmar, announced TO-DAY
on the Iowa pages, contains the name
Of George Neil of this city, as one OF
the aides of the COMMUNICATING chief.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball, OF Ida
Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph homes
and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Marsh, were
guests at o'clock dinner party CIV
en- Saturday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Watson Roberts. North Fourth
street. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed.
No. 664 drew the watch at the Sara
toga billiard parlor over 1913 East
Main street, Saturday night. Remem-
Der we give you your choice between
a silver set of thirty-one pieces and a
21-jeweled 20-year guaranteed gold
filled case watch, Saturday night De-
cember Bird. M. L. Parrett.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth Will
hold fair in the Red Men hall Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday of this week.
On Thursday night admission Will be
free. on Friday night drill team con-
test will be held, and on Saturday night
the voting contests and prize drawings
will take place. All are invited TO at
tend and good time is guaranteed.
From the latest information from
the physician who is attending Eu-
gene c.. Andrews, the Central engineer
who was injured at Chenille, Mimi,
Thursday morning, it Is learned that 1t
will be at least six weeks before he
can be brought home. The fractures
of his left knee cap will leave that leg
stiff, and besides he was badly scald-
ed on the right arm, and the cuts IN ms
scalp are very severe.
About forty Of the friends of Mr..
Frank Blanchard, who is student at
the Iowa State Normal School, and
who has been spending the vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Jessie Blanchara,
in Albion, surprised him at his home
Friday evening Mr.. Blanchard was
detained by William Vail until the
young people had arrived at the Blan-
chard home. Finch and parlor games
furnished the amusement for the even.
ing.
c+o+a canter Enterprise: Saturday