Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-29
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See Schmidt for hard coal heaters. 8
Fur coats Of all styles at M. B. An
drews'.
Be sure and attend the skating rink
tomorrow.
tomorrow.
A. H Welker was in LeGrand today
or business.
Mr.. Charles Crazy was in State Cen
1 ter today on business.
Turkey dinner Thanksgiving day at
Jones restaurant, IS cents.
Turkey dinner at Bricker's dining
hall tomorrow. only Is cents.
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/ Mr.. Warren Nichols, of Minerva, was
In the city Tuesday on business.
/ Buy, sell, borrow. loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
| Do not wait, sit now for Christmas
photos. Gallery open Thanksgiving
day. Brown.
See Schmidt for the most practical
ash sifter-it win more than pay for
itself In two months.
Mrs. X. j. jacobson and son, Mr.. In
man jacobson, of Pickering, spent
Tuesday in the city
The farce comedy 1.-THE Two Johns"
will be seen at the Odeon next Satur-
cay, matinee and night.
Have you seen those handsome fob
chains. A new and handsome line of
them. Ask to see them. Allen, the
| jeweler.
! Special holiday matinee at the odeon
Tomorrow at $3.50 O'clock. Cherry
Valley" will be the bill. Prices. 10 and
IS cents.
Mr.. Robert WINERY. Of Bangor, was
lin the city over night Tuesday on busl-
ness, and was the guest Of his parents,
lIr. and Mrs. Samuel WINERY.
Mrs. j. C. Adams, Of Cleveland, O.,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and will spend the winter at the home
! Of her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Kane.
we are making special prices on cut
1 glass. II YOU contemplate buying any
| thing in that line for Christmas, it will
be rare chance to get it. Allen, the
jeweler.
I Mr.. o. s. Iverson, OF Pickering, was
| In the city on business Tuesday. Mrs.
| Iverson, who has been i'll of paralysis
| for some time, Is showing some signs
of Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Halsey. of Toledo,
were In the city this morning on their
| way to Grinnell to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Halsey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Goodfellow.
i. wv. Fox. Of Albion. accompanied
to the city Tuesday, for shipment to
Chicago, a mixed load Of butcher stuff
and hogs The cattle numbered twen-
/ ty head, and the car was filled out with
a dozen hogs.
Il The Concordia Aid Society will Be
1 entertained at the home of Mrs. f. S
1 Wild, 301 North First street Friday
/ afternoon instead of Thursday. The
4 postponement was taken owing to thu
Thanksgiving holiday.
Il For your Thanksgiving dinner we viii
have lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, oy-
a sters, celery, oranges, sweet potatoes
new English walnuts and everything
that goes withsa good dinner. Get you
orders in early and avoid the rush. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Greenawalt, OF
Nevada, who were in the city Monday
night to attend the Our Club party, re-
turned to their home Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenawalt have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Max
well during their stay in the city.
/ acherry Valley" a good comedy
drama of life in the hills of Arkansas
will be the Thanksgiving attraction a,
the Odeon The play is good one and
the presenting company above the av-
erage. Night prices. 25. So, so and 7t
cents. Matinee. 10 and Is cents.
H Mr.. Lloyd r. Maxwell will go to
Chicago tonight to be In attendance a,
the Chicago Michigan foot ball game
which will decide the western cham
Epionship, tomorrow. Mr.. Lee Maxwell
4 Is to be one Of the Hnesmen, repre-
j senting Chicago. Mr.. e. A. Francis
4 left for Chicago this morning to be
in attendance at the game.
i John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony
brought to the city Tuesday evening
! for August Schaper, a car load of heavy
hogs. which were taken to the Brit
4 tain & Co. yards after dark. Sixty one
| head averaged 29O. Mr.. Schaper ship
ped another load to the packing house
this morning, which was accompanied
/ by Mr. Hixson. The second consign-
ment numbered fifty-two head. averag-
i ing 500 pounds.
Conductor II. "A. Colt, Of the Iowa
Central, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Oska1oosa, where he had
gone to see Superintendent Hayden In
securing leave Of absence for two or
more months. Mr.. Colt, who has been
in poor health for some time. will leave
the latter part Of the week for Black
foot, Idaho, where he will remain for a
brief stay before going to Whittier,