Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-11
New line of tablets at Liebigs.

Band plays at kirk's rink tonight.
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.
DIR. Burkart osteopath. 800 W. Main
Reflections of a Bachelor" at Lie
big's.
Genuine sorghum in quart cans.
Mutual Benefit
A new lot of lemons. nice large ones
at VIII Miller's grocery, 30 North First
avenue.
We have an elegant line of box pa :
pers from 2hc to 1915 each. See them.
Alexander Drug Co.
A lecture In Merry England" at Y.
NJ. c. A. Friday. December IA. p. m.
Admission % and 10 cents
Great excitement. Kinks rink tonight.
Potato race by ladies only. First
prize 81, second prize 80 cents.
Do not fail to see the many pretty
Xmas articles at the bazaar of the
Ladies Guild tomorrow afternoon.
Shelled English walnuts of the 1906
crop are now for sale and the quality
is certainly fine. Reynolds & Sheldon
W. r. Sterrett. of Oskaloosa trav-
cling freight agent of the Iowa Cen
trail. was i'm the city today on com
pany business.
The home and education department
of the Womens Club will meet with
Mrs w. s. Devine. S12 North First
street, Wednesday afternoon.
\ ho In Il 10 nf
pictures at the d. c. Wilbur store on
West Main street? You will find that
you can get a good picture for little
money.
| The line of books at simmons Is
the only complete one in the city. II
| includes all the latest Christmas ed-
tions as well as the new books by pop
ular authors.
The regular meeting Monday after
noon of Chapter BIB, of P. r. o.. was
held at the home of Mrs. Charles Duff
field The subject of the reading was
The Spirit OF Christmas"
Two applications for the position
Of stenographer in the office of the
city clerk were filed with the council
Monday night. The applicants are
Misses Florence Herman and Clara
Smith.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Par
ker, those who read being Mrs. Marie
G. Spear and Mrs. Bradbury. Next
week the ladies are to meet with Mrs.
r. L. Sears.
The old question Of what to give
man is easily answered by looking over
our line of leather or wood rockers Of
flee chairs, couches, etc. Liberal cash
discount Open evenings until Christ
mas. Marion Gard.
Word has reached the city of the
critical illness of George Spence, OF
Rolfe. brother-in of j. E. Gould,
of Liscomb. Mr.. Spence is not ex-
pected to live. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould are
both at his bedside.
Everything at Hellberg's looks good.
and is good Nothing better than his
cut glass and fiat silverware can be
procured. Come early and see this /
stock. Remember he does the engrav-
ing without cost to the purchaser.
There will be a meeting of the Mar
shalltown Base Ball Association and
all others interested in base ball, at the
council chamber Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock. All interested in the city's |
base ball future are expected to at
tend.
Schutzenbach sells clean meats in
spected by the government at Britain
G Company's packing house. The best
Sfo Irn L fo ct
all meats at reasonable prices. Try
the South Third avenue market and be {
convinced.
A wireless message received today
from Walter Wellmans station at
spitzbergen states that Santa Claus is
expected there soon on his way south
and that he will establish headquarters
in Marshalltown at A. !. Wilbur &
Sons big furniture store. Open even
ings until Xmas.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Railroad Y.
M. c. A. will be held at the association
building this evening. A vacancy on
the board. caused by the resignation
of A. R. Welker. is to be filled by APP
pointment, and the special committee
appointed for that purpose will report.
C. S. Paschal, of Belle Plaine, major
of the Second battalion, Third regiment
of Patriarchs Militant, the uniform
rank of the Odd Fellows. was in the
city Monday night inspecting r. Howe
Taylor Canton No. g. The inspection,
of the manual of arms de-
gree work, took place in the Odd Fell
lows hall.
Chairman Herman, of the buildings
and grounds committee of the council.
presented on Monday night the bids of
w. l.. Paul and Joseph Scheid for re-
the brick wall to the rear of the
old city building on West Main street.
and rebuilding the same. The matter
was referred to the committee, with
power to act.
Mrs. F. L. Stoltz, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs j. H. Heron, who has
been with, her daughter for a few
weeks. went to Conrad Monday, where
Mrs Stoltz will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Sltoltz has so far recovered from
the attack of in1ammatory rheuma-
tism with which she has been sick for
a month or more as to be able to travel.
G. w. Lawrence is plaintiff in fore
closure proceedings brought in the dis
trict court for the January term. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Sewers, of Des Moines, widow
of the late T. L. Sewers ct al, are
oda dafa Tho action N foro 4