Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-20
DR.. Ward, osteopathlc Physician.

Genuine boiled cider in bottles at
Culleys.
| Perfumery in fancy boxes at B. A.
| Morgans.
| Christmas paper novelties for dec
Grazing. Liebig's.
Mrs. Mary Whelan. Of Gilman, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Cloaks, suits and skirts going at half
price. Benedict & Brantnall.
Santa Claus didn't take all Wallace's
jewelry. A nice piece is left for you.
"A very desirable line of plain and
chased rings at Aliens, IA East Main
See the fine line Of toilet sets and
leather goods at Alexander Drug Com
pany.
Our line of Christmas candies is
the largest in the city. Mcdonald &
Manood.
Special discount on all watches for
the next thirty days. Miller, the jew
eler, 10S East Main.
We place on sale today 80 large size
satin dressed dolls at $1.39 each. These
are great value E. r. Lay.
MIR. Benjamin Packer arrived home
Tuesday evening from Chicago, where
| he has been for a few days on BUSH
1 ness.
Mr.. w. ID. Ingledue, of Minerva, was
in the city Tuesday to attend the fun
1 eral Of his old friend, the late John F.
| Campbell.
Dressing sacques, bath robes in
4 eiderdown and fannelette, the most
beautiful patterns. Get our prices. A
| H. Simon.
4 Mrs. Sommers' spiritual medium will
! give life readings daily. At the Dodge
House, 202 East Church street. Hours
9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Will the party who was seen to pick
up a fur collar on North Second av-
enue Sunday morning communicate
with Mrs. A. K. Doty.
We have the largest stock of opera
| glasses In the city, and have sold more
OF them this season than ever before
Allen, jeweler, IA East Main.
The gift-buying season is now at
its heighth 1t. has been our aim to
shcw practical, useful articles, appro-
lprilte for everyone. NJ +. Andrews.
! Presiding Elder w. e. Pitner went to
Tana this morning to hold quarterly
conference. He will also hold con-
ference in Chelsea before returning
Thursday
Miss Lillian Eckert of Rock Island,
I'LL, who has been in the city for a
few weeks visiting Mrs. Frank Jerome
and other friends, left for her home
Tuesday evening.
The woman whose originality and
| artistic sense are greater than her
purse, particularly appreciates those
handsome rockers and couches at A. E.
\ Wilbur & Sons.
1 Take advantage of our cash discount
\ on all furniture. 1t will save you
money. Our stock is new and desirable.
We have many practical things for
Christmas. Marion Gard.
| Frank Boucher, eldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. F. H. Boucher, is expected home
| tomorrow night from Columbia, Mo,
| where he is a medical student in the
/ University Of Missouri. MI. Boucher
/ will be home for the holiday vacation.
Her Brothers Crime will be the
opening bill of the Henderson Stock
Company at the Odeon tomorrow even
| inf,, when they will begin a three
nights enga cement. Ladies will be
admitted free tomorrow evening, undc,
the usual conditions. Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents.
lMr. H. s. Bryngleson, of Brewster,
Mimi, formerly of Dunbar, where he
is very we'll known, was in the city
| today. Mr.. Bryngleson came from his
i Minnesota farm with a. car of cattle,
/ which he shipped to Dunbar. During
his short stay there he will visit with
| his father, Mr.. Ole H Bryngleson.
4 u. H. Hahn, of oskaloosa, passed
thru the city Tuesday evening on his
/ way to Hampton, where he will take
charge as foreman of the Iowa Cen
trails mechanical department there
succeeding j. E. Jones, resigned Mr.
Hahn has been in the employ of the
| Central at Oskaloosa for the past four
years..
The girls Of the state Industrial
school at Mitchellville gave ON Tues
day night cantata, "F,rolics of the
Fairies" under the direction of SUI
perintendent Fitzgerald. A number OF
| the girls sent to the school from this
city took part, including Ruth Bussey,
Of Montour who played a violin solo
The proficiency of the girls in a mu-
steal way was the wonder Of all who
witnessed the performance.
w. F. Hilsabeck, Of Timber Creek
township. who is now confined in the
insane ward of the independence hos
pitaI, will be paroled and will be placed
in the custody Of his brother, E. H.
Hilsabeck. The commissioners Of in
sanity, which met this morning TO COM
slider the case, recommended that he
be paroled. The relatives have de-
posted with the clerk of court a cash
bond of $50, guaranteeing the perform
ance Of their trust without cost to the
county.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Eckles, of Nora
i Springs, arrived in the city Tuesday
! evening, and will remain for visit of
few days at the home Of the formers
parents, Senator and Mrs. Charles
Eckles, in Taylor township. Mr. and
Mrs. Eckles were married only a few
weeks ago, at Hartford, s. D., Mrs.
E4.kles having formerly been Miss
Glen Greattrax, of Hartford. They
have been on a three weeks trip to
points in Illinois, including Chicago