Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-13

gan's.
Remember we sell Onyx hosier,
Pratt & Baxter.
s.
Dishwasher wanted Good wages
Robertson & Strub.
Don't fail to visit our store Satur
day. Pratt & Baxter.
Wheeler & Hoag have large assert
ment of manicure sets.
Lowney's Christmas candy in fame.
boxes at B. A. Morgan's.
| Have you seen the bargains e. r
Lay is Offering in cut glass?
Wheeler & Hoag have all the bes
perfumes in holiday packages.
Special holiday display of fine nov
elites Saturday. Pratt & Baxter
| Union made linen collars for sale a
| Henry Pappe's. Complete assortment
The Squaw Man Company arrived
in the city this morning from Cedar
Rapids.
Our supply of holly has arrived. Or
| Sheldon.
| We show everything new and de
| sirable in new dress fabrics. M. +
| Andrews
Shopping made easy at the Temple
of Economy. All goods marked il
plain figures.
IF stick Minis A Hen
has superb line, as we'll as of al
kinds of jewelry.
Lecture, "In Merry England" at Y
M. c. A. tomorrow evening, at
o'clock. Admission % and Is cents.
See-saws, merry go-rounds. swan
rockers, elephant rocker, push-cars fo
one or two passengers. See Schmidt
Twelve Duroc Jersey and Chester
White, and one Poland China NAL,
pigs at Gowdy & Crary's horse salt
Friday, December 14th
First class farm loan investments
can be had thru Sutton & Evans farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa, Ind Ter an6
over Marshalltown State Bank, city.
The w. r. C. aid society was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
James Claybaugh 514 North First av-
enue, there being about twenty-five
present After the regular session
/ lunch was enjoyed.
James Dunn, Jr., one of the oldes
and best known residents of Libert!
township, is very critically i'll at hi!
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that he cannot survive long. Mr.. Dunn
is suffering from dropty.
| Practical people go to a hardware
store for the most practical christina
presents. You always find something
suitable in nickel plated or aluminium
kitchen ware. Well-see Schmidt
| headquarters for handy things.
Ladies' we have just received a sam
pie line of fine beaded purses fo
Christmas gifts, which we will offer t
you at actual wholesale price. Thes,
are the swell thing in cities, and sci
from IS to So regularly. A. H. Simon
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
! A. will hold bazaar Friday and Sat
urday in the fremont block. Hol
lunches will be served during the two
days. Saturday night chicken pie
supper will be served from to 7 o.
| clock.
Division Superintendent ]. A. Heeth-
er, of the Southern railway, with head
quarters at Norfolk, Va. accompanied
Wednesday to visit until after Christ.
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ter, Mrs. Charles ]. Mccombs.
Mr.. Moses Bovee, of Green Mountain
well-known old resident of thai
neighborhood, is suffering from the ef-
fects of stroke of paralysis. The en-
tire right side is affected, and the pa
tient is helpless as a result of the
trouble Mr.. Bovee is Is years of age
If we were to give you list of the
gifts we have under five dollars il
would take up most of this paper. You
will find many articles that will please
you and will please the receiver now
and when they use them. at the d. c.
Wilbur store on West Main street
Open evenings until Xmas.
Mrs. j. e. Humphrey returned We'd
nesday from a weeks visit with friends
in Eldora and Hampton At the lat
ter place Mrs. Humphrey was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. D. p Wilhelm, former
~ of this city. On Saturday afternoon
Mrs Wilhelm was hostess at three
course luncheon served to a company
OF fifteen lady friends, in honor of Mrs.
Humphrey.
Seventeen members of the junior
boys Railroad Y. NJ C. A. gymnasium
class enrolled in the Bible study club
organized by the class at the associa-
ton Wednesday night. The club,
which has taken the name of the
Knights of the Triangle, will meet
Wednesday evening of each week, and
instead of meeting each Wednesday
and Friday the gymnasium class will
meet hereafter on each Tuesday and
Friday.
Further word from Rolfe, concerning
the illness of George Spence, is to the
effect that Mr.. Spence continues in a
critical condition, and that the out
come depends altogether on his vitality.
He is suffering from pernicious ane-
mia. Mr. Spence is an old and promi-
nent resident of Pocahontas county,
and for several years has been retired,
living on large farm four miles west
of Rolfe. For number of years he
was postmaster of Rolfe. Mrs. Spence
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