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

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All dress goods going at just hall
price. Benedict & Brintnall.
Perfumes in prices from csc to sig
per bottle. Mcdonald & Mahood.
Mrs. ]. w. Burroughs and daughter
Edna spent the day in Des Moines.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange an6
rent thru the Williams Andrews Co.
Christmas slippers for men, boys
and little gents. George Trautmann &
Co.
Don't fail to get our prices on coats
Lower than the lowest, at A. H. ST,
mons
Go to A. H. Shnon's for you Christ.
mas presents. Silk petttcoats that arr
right. 4
An elegant line of perfumes fol
Christmas att Alexander Drug Com.
pany.
A new stock Of Culley's make OF
mince meat, only 10 cents per pound
Try It.
Mr.. Charles Cronk Of Bloomfield, III.
formerly of Gilman, was in the cit,
Tuesday.
Our store will be open evenings from
now until Christmas. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Women,s and mems fine shoes, no
better, call and see them. Geo. Traut-
mann & Co.
Fresh lettuce, radishes, endive. GU
cumbers, watercress, parsley and cell
cry. at Culley's.
Before mailing or expressing Christ
mas gifts stop at Liebig's and buy q
box Of Santa Claus labels.
Just received, a new lot of sill
waists, the elbow sleeve, the new
things. See them, at A. H. simon's.
We meet all competition on cloaks.
Don't buy until you have seen the
values we are Offering. NJ. r. An
drews.
Rev. Allen Judd, Of Clinton, passed
thru the city Tuesday evening, en-
route to Des Moines, where he will re-
main for brief stay.
For Christmas give one Of our kid
glove certificates which will allow Sc
lection of gloves after Christmas, by
the recipient. e. R. Lay.
We win give 10 per cent for cash o.
all Christmas purchases made at oul
furniture store. This means quite s
saving to you. Marion Gard
II you are looking for watch we
can certainly satisfy you, as we have
q very large stock of them, all style.
and prices. Allen the jeweler, IA Eas
Main,
Mr.. A. A. Moore and Mr.. H. ]. Howe
were in Boone Tuesday night, where
they We're in attendance at a meeting
of the Boone -Marshalltown Telephone
Company.
Rev. ]. NJ. Plumb, Of st. Anthony
spent Tuesday in the city on business
being accompanied by his SON in-law
Mr. Charles Mead, of Ida Grove, who
with his wife, Is at st. Anthony for a
holiday visit at the Plumb home.
Mr.. r. T. Stewart and father-i1,
Mr.. Jefferson Tresler, the latter of
Clemens, left Tuesday evening for
Stuttgart, Ark, where they will remain
for week on business connected with
Mr.. Tresler's land interests near Stuff
CART.
Administrators sale. To close ar
estate will sell two dwelling houses
In Marshalltown and forty acre farm
in Cherokee county, two and one-hal1
miles from Cleghorn, Iowa, for less
than they are worth. Call and see
me. John D. Vail. 100 West MAR
street.
Miss Elsie Morgan, clerk IN the
employ Of G. A. DEUEL., is i'll and viii
be unable to be at her work for few
weeks. Her position is being filled
temporarily by Miss Iva Chiles, who
With her mother moved here recent,
from Moline, Ill. Miss Chiles has q
brother who 10 employed as a tele-
graph operator at the Britain & Co
packing plant.
Mr.. Fred Busby, Of this city, has been
elected assistant manager Of the glee
club OF the University Of Michigan
where he is pursuing medical course
and during the Christmas vacation will
accompany the musical organization on
a trip to Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit
Bay City. Grand Rapids and Saginaw
where concerts are to be given. Dur
ing the Easter vacation the glee club
will make an eastern tour, stopping al
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Toledo and other
points.
The funeral Of the late John F
Campbell was held Tuesday afternoon
at l o'clock from the First Baptist
church, conducted by Rev. DR.. Elijah
Brown Jones. Old settlers of the coun-
ty were in attendance in large num-
bers, Mr.. Campbell having been one OF
the first white settlers Of the county
The floral, offerings were profuse and
very beautiful. and aside from the
pieces from the family and more init
mate friends there were designs sent
by the neighbors and the deputies OF
the county treasurer's office. The Bap-
fist choir furnished the music The pail
bearers were Louis Armbruster S. P.
Chase. j. F. NJ. Cooper, Joseph N. Coop
err. John Hogancamp and George E.
Crazy Interment was In Timber Creek
township, beside the body OF Mrs. Camp
bell. Mr.. Campbell had made all ar
rangements for the placing of his body
in the cemetery, even, to the setting Of
hfs tombSfone