Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-26

Eagles big fair tonight. Finkel's hall
Universal bread mixers in 50 and
4 $3.50 size. See Schmidt.
Drink German American coffee. AL
ways the same. d. S. Good Grocery
CO.
! Mr. Sturgis Arson. until recently Il
resident of this city. arrived here today
from Los Angeles, Cal. for an indefi-
mite stay, on business.
How much better you'll feel and APP
pear on Thanksgiving day If you are
dressed in one of our handsome suits
or overcoats at Il, III. kcller's. opposite
court house.
Mr.. Rauda Alvey, of Albion, who UNI
derwent an operation for tubercular
condition of the hip four weeks ago,
was discharged from St Thomas hos
pital Saturday and returned to his
home
Mr.. Arthur jennings son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William jennings sos West Boone
street, arrived home Saturday evening
from Grand junction, Col, near which
place he has been for the past seven
months. working on the large fruit
farm of an uncle
4 e. T. Hampton shipped from this
city Saturday to Chicago market one
car of 252 sheep, which he has been
feeding on the William Sandoe farm,
southwest of the city. The sheep were
bought in the west and We're stopped
here to feed in transit.
The Chicago Livestock World says:
wv. III. Steward of Marshalltown, Ia.
sold on Wednesdays market nineteen
head of Log pound steers that brought
/ S6.75. They We're short fed. Mr..
Steward is so years of age and is one
of the oldest patrons of the Chicago
! market"
| Word received in this city from Lon
don, England, announces the birth OF
son to Mr.. and Mrs Willis Schoff,
formerly of Marshaltown. Mr.. Schoff
| is in London as European buyer for
the Hewitt Manufacturing Company
of Chicago, manufacturers of car
brasses.
Mr.. Phillip Simmons in in receipt OF
telegram from Kalamazoo, Mich,
announcing the death of his brother,
Mr. Alfred Simmons, Sunday noon. Mr.
Simmons will leave the city tonight to
attend the funeral which will be held
Wednesday. His stay will be indefi-
mite.
Mr.. John Johnston. Of Fort Dodge,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Johnston, of
this city, and a former Iowa State COL /
lege student, passed thru the city Sat
urday, on his way to Iowa City, |
where he was part of the big roofing
contingent of the Aggies at the s. U. |
IL. S. C. football championship game !,
this afternoon
The boys of the Y. M. c. A, under
the direction of Physical Director E.
G. Schroeder, enjoyed good time in
the association gymnasium Saturda,
afternoon. 1t had been planned to take
the boys for a hare and hound chase
during the day, but the weather pre-.
vented, and they had their fun in the
gymnasium instead. Games were
played, and lunch, which the boys
brought, was enjoyed
Oysters shipped in tin cans solder
ed, is no guarantee that they were
canned at the oyster beds, as all wes-
tern distributors can their own oysters
from tub stock. "Sealshipt' packages
are furnished to actual growers Of
oysters only and are filled at the beds
and sealed by a patent SEAL not to be
broken until the retail dealer gets the
goods. See the carrier package at Gull \
ley's, the grocer. Exclusive dealer in
"Sealshipt" oysters.
Mr.. Dwight II. Denmead, student
Of II "a |
and Sunday in the city at the
D. T. Denmead. Messrs. James E. and
and Mitchell, S. D., respectively, are
the former will go to Sioux City to en-
ter business, being connected with a
loan and trust company now in pro-
cess of organization. Mr.. Harry Den
mead is to remain here, having accept
ed a position in the collection depart
ment of the City National Bank.
Chairman c. E. Arney of the board
of supervisors, and Superintendent ].
I. Jackson, of the county bridge work,
visited the work on the new ditch, east
of the city, known as ditch No. 1, Fri
day. The ditch is on the Kirby farm,
and drains the old glucose bottoms.
The county bridge gang has been tax
ing out a bridge and putting in a pike
where the ditch crossed the road, d.
rectly west of the Kirby land. A five .
foot galvanized culvert has been put
m, and the work. when completed.
promises to be extra ordinarily good.
The ditch will drain about four sections 3.
Of land.
Hi. Henry's famous minstrels entire {
Y reconstructed, presenting am entirely
lew novel program of minstrel fea-
ures. will appear at the Odeon Thanks L
living might. Ten of the very finest, y
attest, up-to-date comedians; twelve S
unny song and dance artists, fourteen p
eautiful singers, in heart-reaching
aIlads and stirring grand choruses,
ourteen special star vaudevilles, two
attling side-splitting farces, written =
exclusively for this program; the beau
iful scenic idyl of southern life en- a
tiled "The Swanee River" electric
ensations and the finest first part ever
cen in minstrelsy round out the show,
he like of which will not visit here
gain this season. Matinee, 10 and %
ents Night prices, %, 35, so and Is W
ents "a