Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-09
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White Clover honey. is cents pound
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Mrs. II. s. Mack. of Dillon, spent
Thursday in the city.
Extra fancy figs for Xmas, 10 cents
q package. Will Miller.
Novelties at Liebis's, which can be
found at no other place In this city,
Chicken pickers and tippers wanted
at once. Swift Il Co., Market street
Home packed corn and tomatoes,
something fine. Huls & Son, TlnlSle
block.
The Val Blatz export beer Is the best
for table use. For sale by Charles
Dieterich.
Every performer an artist. Be sure
and hear them. Building fund benefit
this evening.
Iowa sorghum, sugar table syrup and
fancy New Orleans at SO cents per
gallon at Culley's.
Buy your Christmas candies and nuts
at Will Millers North First avenue.
Entire stock new and fresh.
Mrs. w. A. Gibson, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company, was in
Green Mountain with her parents to-
day.
This is the chance you have been
waiting for to buy a plano. They are
going fast. Don't delay II you want
one. Tuffree music house.
The program for the building FUND
benefit this evening will begin
promptly at s O'clock. BE sure and
hear it. Admission Is and Is cents.
Mr.. Frank Chapman, advance repre-
sentative of Thomas jefferson in RIP
Van Wrinkle" was In the city Thursday
night, closing the arrangements for
the appearance Of his star.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
was most pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Hop
kins, Jr.. 500 North Second avenue.
The hostess served light refreshments
The first public entertainment In the
new n. r.. Y. M. G. A. auditorium, is
the musical this evening under the d.
rection of Mrs. Belle c.. Waldo, for the
building fund benefit. Admission %
and Is cents.
We buy our meat from Marshall
county farmers, so have the best there
is. Our cutters are skillful and are
sure to please you. Phone your orders
to us for beef, veal, smoked meat and
poultry. Jarvis & Kellogg.
Another good crowd, altho not as
large as that of the previous evening,
attended the police department fair at
the Red Mems hall Thursday n1ght
The fair continues tonight and will
close on Saturday evening.
Mr.. T.. p. Cross, of 6O3 East State
street, Is seriously i'll at his horne OF
typhoid fever. Mrs. Cross suffered an
attack OF malarial fever several weeks
ago, and Mrs. William Pence James,
her daughter, also experienced fever
Of the same kind The illness OF Mr..
Cross, however. is typical typhoid.
'The deplumed knight" This was
the name given James G. Blaine by
Robert G. Ingersoll and what 10
by many to be the greatest
speech delivered by an American In
volume No. s, page three hundred and
in the T.-R. premium, the
famous American Statesman Orators in
six volumes.
Mr.. John W. Wells arrived hone this
from Springfield, ILL.,, where
he has been for few days In attend
ance at a special meeting of the SUI
preme Court Of Honor, called to con-
slider a revision of rates. The supreme
body decided to revise the rates, equal
izing them according to ages Of mem
bers, based on the expectancy Ut life.
j. G. Trotter, administrator Of the
estate Of Delilah Brown. the maiden
lady who died owning large amount
Of city and farm land, but who left no
will, filed with the clerk of the courts
this morning list of the heirs. num-
bering fifteen. There are three broth
ers and sister living, and three others
who are dead, but who have children
living.
An extra train of two coaches and
q combination baggage and mail car
will be kept by the Central at its Pc
Drla station hereafter to be used in
case of accidents to passenger trains
IN the Illinois Or eastern division OF
The road. Two empty coaches for this
train were sent to Peoria Thursday,
and the baggage car left for there this
morning.
Chaplain Jesse Cole arrived home
this morning from trip Of a few days
spent in Marion and other parts of
Linn county, looking UP evidence in
The estate of George Betz of which he
Is administrator. Betz died n the
state insane asylum at Mt. Pleasant
two or. three years ago. and left q
small estate in which several heirs are
Interested.
We have stock of upwards Of six
ty pianos, the largest stock of high
grade pianos in central Iowa What a
splendid chance to select just what
you want in the piano line. Thirty
per cent discount on all new pianos
during the next fifteen days. Slightly.
used pianos and pianos returned from
renting will go at half their actual
value. This is a genuine slaughter OF
piano prices and call will convince.
YOU. See us. Eadie Music Co.
The S. G. /. Club, of Taylor township,
was entertained at the home of It's
president, Mrs. Almeria Arney, Thurs
law afternoon. Fourteen were pres
snt. Miss Kate Estel being guest. The
subject of the devotional, led by Mrs.
Hannah Wetherbe, chaplain, was
Hannah. the Mother of Samuel" ana
.oll COLL was answered with u,1otations