Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-21

~ Billiard. ostsonf'l. 20 E. Main.
Jewel cases. just what you're looking
for at Hellberg's.
NJ. F. Andrews can sell you a good
fur coat for $23.
Ladies' umbrellas, just the kind
you're looking for at Hellberg's.
The l,iggest variety of fresh nuts at
Culley's, 1912 South First avenue.
A new shipment of white Slop jars,
chambers. bowls and basins, at Gull
ley's.
Don't make your Christmas pur-
chases until you have seen b. A.
Morgans line.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner left
for Tama and Chelsea this morning to
hold quarterly meetings.
Miss Edna kepler Went to Mt. Yer
non Friday afternoon to be at home
during the holiday vacation.
Route Agent c. S. Mason, of the
American Express company, was in
the city today on business
the union station eating house. spent
Friday night in the city on business.
Miss Ida Ftzsimmons left this
morning for LAWYER. where she will
visit friends during the holiday vaca-
ton.
Get your orders in Monday and
Tuesday. Culley will keep open Tues
day evening to deliver as he closes all
day Christmas
Charles w Alexander. of Anamosa.
arrived in the city Friday evening to
visit for few days with his brother,
Mr. j. II. Alexander.
Ladies admitted free Monday night.
December %. at the Odeon theater, If
accompanied by paid 80 cent ticket.
Prices 10. 20 and so cents.
f. c. Bradford has filed suit against
l., Baumgartner and f. Garmshausen,
to collect on notes for $33II..S. given
to the B. f. Parker company and as
signed to the plaintiff.
NJ. ID. Grouchy has commenced suit
against c. V. Irving. ct al. on notes
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Vancleave property. The notes We're
given to w. f. Fabler, of Osceola.
Miss Ruth Balch, who is attending
LaSalle College, DIT Auburndale, Mass,
arrived home this morning, and will
be with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
f. Balch, until after the holidays.
Mrs. w. l.. Slaves left this morning
for Omaha, Sioux City and Tacoma.
Wash, to visit relatives for three
weeks. AT Tacoma she will be the
guest of her brother-in- law, Mr.. G. w.
Slaves.
The A. E. shorthll company has
brought suit against the Petersen
Heat, Light, and Water company and
p. A. Williams, by which it is sought
to recover SITS on sight drafts on the
defendant, which were accepted by It,
then refused and protested.
: Mrs. E. A. Hunt, formerly of Mel
bourne, who has been living in the
city during recent months, left for
Chicago this morning to join Dr. Hunt,
who is studying in Chicago. DR.. and
Mrs Hunt will go to Urbana, Ill.,. to
SpeuO SuTlSlHldS Will LII. T1ull
mother.
Miss Martha Beeson arrived in the
city from Minneapolis this morning.
Miss Beeson, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Beeson. and sister, Mrs.
Alice r. Warner. of Chicago. who ar
rives here Wednesday morning, will
spend Christmas in Nevada at the
1,o ,f toto
Mrs. George f. Wingert.
Mrs. Mary Ann Dunn, of ST. An
thony, widow of James Dunn, Jr., filed
suit today against Thomas, Michael,
Patrick and Margaret Dunn, the broth
ers and sister of James Dunn, Jr.,
in which she seeks to have the property
left to the five divided. The petition
says the heirs are unable to agree
upon division Of the property, which
is in Liberty township.