Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-19
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The City in Brief

| All ClOIH COduS HALL price. M Z. AL
| drews.
Large punches of holly for 1oc at tn
Temple of Economy.
All the latest sheet music, big stock
Eadie-War Music Co.
Plenty of genuine Hubbard squashe'
at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Rev. w. j. Convery, Of Eldora, was IL
the city on business Tuesday.
| See the plano at d. c. Wilbur store
A bargain for a quick buyer.
Mr.. Walter Smelling, of Minerva
spent Tuesday in the city on business
There will be a masquerade at Kirk.
rink Thursday night. Same reward!
as before.
An elegant line Of solid gold brooche!
just received. Miller, the jeweler, 10'
East Main,
Navel and Florida oranges grape
fruit, Malaga grapes and variety o.
apples at Olson's.
\ We still have large stock Of Havi
land china, cut glass. toys, dolls ans
Japanese ware. Temple Of Economy
| Sweet and sour pickles, dill and
Grandma sweet pickles and queen OIL
ives in bulk at Olson's, West End gro-
Ger.
A fine line of toilet goods, manicure
sets and leather goods at the Alexander
Drug Company. A good place to buy
gifts.
You will miss treat II you don't
hear the cantata, THE First Christ
mas" at the high school auditorium to-
night.
The Simmons cut glass and china
stock is one of the finest ever seen ii
the city. An opportunity to get the
best selections.
Try pound of Wachters upper
cream rolls, something new and good
in the candy line Home made and
guaranteed pure.
A big stock of jardinere stands, ped
estals, writing desks, music cabinets
and other inexpensive articles at Mar
ion Cards. Discount for cash.
II you don't see what you want for
Christmas in Hellberg's show cases,
make him dig 1t up from beneath the
counter. He has it in stock somewhere.
Miss May Lawlor, a graduate nurse
of ST. Thomas hospital, left this morn
ing for Victor, where she will remain
until after Christmas visiting her par
ents
When you have despaired Of being
able to buy suitable Christmas pres
ent. just call at the Eadie- Ward mu-
sic house and select one of their beau
tiful pianos.
Mrs. P. A. Triem, who was called to
Omaha seven weeks ago by the serious
sickness of her daughter, Mrs. George
Snearley arrived home Tuesday. When
Mrs. Triem left. Mrs. Snearley was
able to be out of bed.
John Sullivan, of Vincent, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Cation for few days. left
for his home this morning. Mr.. Vim
cent Is living on a farm near Vincent
He formerly lived in this city, when
he was in the employ of the city.
A rather suspicious incident occurred
today. A local resident who suspected
that his many friends intended to pre-
sent him with numerous books on
Xmas dropped in at A. E. Wilbur &
Sons and purchased set of Globe
Wernicke sectional bookcases for his
wife. Wise man.
All of the west-b bound morning trains
on the Northwestern, except the local
passenger, No. 20, were from an hour
and one-half to two hours late this
morning The cause of the delay could
not be learned. Number 8, one of the
east-bound overland trains, arrived in
the city five hours late this morning
superintendent A. Palmer OF
the public schools who was in the.city
Tuesday, closed for the rental of the
L. c. Abbott property at Ill North
Third street, which is being vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dotson, prior to
their early departure for Crookston
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will oc-
cupy. the residence beginning February
LIST.
Philo !. Brockway, the Soldiers
Home member who Was arrested on an
insanity charge Tuesday, while under
the delusion that he was President
Roosevelt, and while busy arranging
his cabinet, was taken to Independence
today leaving in charge of hospital
attendant at 1890 this afternoon. AS
Brockway is not legal resident of the
csko 70 n 1nn
county charge. and Iowa will look to
Montana for the cost Of the patients
treatment.
The police have finally found where
A. II. Hanson, the man arrested about
a week ago by Officer Lage while
seemingly insane, is wanted Chief OF
Police w. E. Nicholson, late Monday
afternoon. learned from Northwood
that the man had escaped from there
and that he was insane, and that Off
GERS there had warrant for his arrest
charging insanity. Hanson left TO.
Northwood in charge of Mr. Nicholson
this morning. Since his arrest Hanson
has been confined in jail. and while al
no time violent he has showed ualnis-
taxable signs Of being demented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith leave
next Wednesday for Glendale, Cal,
where they expect to make their flu
ture home. They go in the hopes of
both receiving benefit to impaired
health. Mr. Smith. who has been in
the employ Of the D. S. Good Grocery
Company. has already secured posi-
ton in Glendale store. Mr.. Smith has
brother. r. P. Smith who worked in
the local freight offices of the North.