Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-19
Skates at Bullock's.


Finest bulk and package perfumes
at Chas. j. Lander's.
Mrs Enos Sawyer, Of Gilman, spent
Saturday in the city
Mr. Edward Clark Of Written, was in
the city Saturday night.
Lyons chocolate creams, &c to 50
per box at Chas. j. Lander's.
Lyons chocolate creams, &c to So
per box at chas. ]. Lander's.
Mr.. Jared Elliott of Minerva, was In
the city Saturday on business.
This is the last week Of bargains in
pianos at the Tuffree music house.
Don't forget our sale of rockers from
now until Christmas. Marion Gard.
A blooming Azalea or Begonia from
Kembles makes an ideal Christmas
gift.
The Val Blatz export beer is the best
for table use. For sale by Charles
Dieterich.
Messrs.5 Il. G. Hail and l.. w. john
son. of Union, were in the city Satur-
day night.
If, you are looking for something
practical for present, come to our
store. Marion Gard.
At Pappe's you are sure to find
something suitable for a Christmas
present. Always call there.
We have large stock Of sideboards,
buffets and china closets which we will
sell at liberal discount Marion Gard.
am offering you pianos this week
cheaper than. / ever offered them In
twenty-.three years I'm business Turf
rec music house.
For quality, usefulness or finish, Hen
KEEL carving sets, $1.65 and 81.
'Schmidt's Hardware Store. Practical
presents for practical people.
For Sale ~ Forty pure bred barred
Rock pullets at soc each: cockerels 81
and 81; must sell for lack of room.
Mrs. ]. A. Blow, Beaman. Ia.
Mr.. w. S. Barnard, of Union. who
has been visiting for two weeks with
his brother-in-law, Mr. r. t. Miller,
returned home this morning.
| Word received in the city Saturday
afternoon announces the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker,
of Souris N. D., born Saturday morn
| Ing.
Pipe No. 1901 W. special holiday
SALE" has 2-inch amber bit, with gold
mounted trimmings, in silk plush lined
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holiday special" $3.50. LaShelle &
Cook Cigar Store.
Pipe 7246 w. special holiday sale"
has 2A-inch genuine amber bit, fancy
heavy gold plated mounts, in silk plush
lined case. A regular SO pipe. Our
holiday price" (s2.25), just the thing
for your friend. LaShelle g. Cook
| Cigar Stores.
Mrs. Johanna Gerhart, who has been
in Minneapolis for the past three
months. visiting her. daughter, Mrs. f.
o. Stewart. arrived home Saturday ev-
ening, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
| Stewart, who will he in the city until
after the holidays.
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Prince Fushirni, of Japan, who has
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eral months, passed thru the city Sat
urday on the Northwestern, en- route
to San Francisco. A stop of one day
at Ogden, and another at Salt Lake
| will be made en- route.
Members of the class Of Central
| firemen who recently took the exam
ination to qualify them to be engineers
have not had to wait long before max
ing their maiden trips. The press fol
engineers to haul extra freight trains
has been SO greht that all have made
their first trip during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Pickard, who have
been spending week with Mr.
Pickard's sister, Mrs. Hattie Nc
Twain, in Tobias, Neb., arrived home
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard
were called to Tobias by the illness OF
Mrs. McIlvain and her daughter, who
have typhoid fever. When they left
for home both were very much i'm
proved.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Fairbrother, OF
Spokane, Wash, are in the city visit
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Cox. They will GO to Waterloo this
| week to visit with Mr.. Fairbrother's
father and they will return to Spokane
! about February l. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
brother were former residents Of this
city. Mr.. Fairbrother having been en-
ployed as stone cutter by McNeely
Bros.
Rev. e. B. UT, Of Cedar Rapids,
presiding elder Of the Cedar Rapids
district Of the United Evangelical
church. was in the city Sunday, coming
to fill his regular quarterly appoint
day night Rev. UT conducted quarter
ly conference at the First church,
| where he also preached Sunday morn
ing. Sunday evening he filled the pull
pit Of the State street church.
Had the wind, which blew for a
short time Sunday afternoon with
great force, continued, it would have
seriously interfered with railroad
traffic. 1t did heap the snow in the
cuts on the various lines, but not
enough to delay the trains. The south
bound Central train Sunday evening
reported drifts from three to four feet
deep near Hampton and Geneva, but
it was able to force its way thru. The
night trains were about on time, and
the morning trains were delayed no
more than usual.
DR.. T. o. Douglass, Of Grinnell sec
reetary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the