Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-01

| futile, the jeweler.
DR.. Wood. eye. ear, throat. Glasses
! For athletic clothing see Horne &
| Gclvin.
| Mr.. L. H. Smith, of Liscomb, was in
the city today.
Skates! Skates skates!!! al
Horne & Gelvin.
Special prices on womens cloth
coats. e. r. Lay.
Mr.. w. H. Dckerson. Of st. Anthony
was in the city today.
If you are thinking of buying a nice
watch see o. r. futile.
If you want good gun at medium
price see Horne & Gelvin.
Use Excelsior or Occident flour, and
be satisfied. For sale by Olson.
Be sure and read Keller & Pounds
advertisement in today's issue.
Mr.. w. N. Will<in, Of Marietta, spent
Monday in the city on business.
| New lot Of fine chocolates. only 40
| cents q pound. Reynolds & Sheldon.
We have a few good suits left to
sell very cheap. Come and see them.
| NJ. +. Andrews.
Miss Edna Benson who has been in
tho city for short visit, has returned
| to her home in Union.
| Shelled pecans, almonds. hickory
nuts and English walnuts, also full
variety of new nuts, at Olsons
| Take advantage Of our sale Of china
and cut glass This department will be
closed out at cost. Simmons Book
Store.
The regular meeting of the Busy
Bee circle, to = ave been held We'd
nesday afternoon, has been postponed
for two weeks.
Miss Alice Monahan and Miss Eliz-
abeth O'Hearn, of OslSaloosa, were In
the city Monday night to attend the
Teddy Bear club party.
! Take look at those smoking cabi-
nets Nothing nicer for a Christmas
present for him" If he smokes. We
have the best line ever shown here.
Marion Gard.
Rev. W. J. Convery, Of Eldora. was In
the city this morning while on his way
to Nevada to attend the dedication OF
affairs in the Catholic church there
which takes place Wednesday.
Nothing nicer for a present than a
nice piece of furniture. We have an
| immense line to select from. Come
early and make your selection. We vii!
store the goods for delivery at your
pleasure. Marion Gard.
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We have received q new shipment o.
china, beautiful, handpainted pieces
that 60 in with our sale. We desire tc
close out this department as soon as
possible and will make prices at cost
or lower Simmons Book Store.
Tonight the old reliable, stetson'.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" company will bs
the attraction at the Odeon. Many
bright specialties enliven the scenes
Buck and wing dancing and Jubilee
shouting are special features Prices
10, 20, 80 and so cents.
c.. C. Ames who was arrested here
Saturday night, and who is wanted at
Ft. Dodge for contempt of court, is
\ still in the county Jail. Word was re.
ceived from FIT. Dodge last night that
officers would not be able to come fol-
him until this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingert, Of Wesley
arrived in, the city Monday evening
from Marengo. and will remain for :
few days visit with the latters uncle
Mr.. John Thissen. Mr. and Mrs. Win
CERT were married last Wednesday a
Wesley, and are now on their honey
moon. Mrs. Wingert was formerly
Miss Mary Thssen.
Wrestling is becoming more and NOR
recognized turnout the United States a
being a clean and legitimate sport. Da,
Mcleod, ex-champion of the world, am
George Springer, considered to be tn
] fastest man in Des Moines for hi
weight, will wrestle at the Odeon to
morrow evening. Catch AS catch-cal
and the best two out of three. Prices
%, so and.75; stage, 81.
The masked ball and parade ct TIL
Victoria skating rink Monday nigh
was witnessed by a large crowd, ant
large number were on the floor
For the prettiest costume the ladies
prize went to Miss Cora Harter. Fo
the most comical makeup, competed
for by the men, William West wa
extended the honors. The five judge
making the awards were chosen fror
the audience.
i Master Edward Beech, aged s, so
i of John Beech, corner of Church an
Ninth streets. who was taken suddenl
ill of appendicitis a week ago an
rushed to ST. Thomas hospital for a
emergency operation performed in tn
night, was removed to his home Mon
day. The lad developed an abscess wit
! marked rapidity. and while still con
fined to bed is making rapid strides to
ward recovery.
State Rebekah President Here.
Mrs Alta Striker, of Boone, presi
dent Of the State Rebekah assembl
and Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. Of Boom
past president of the organization, wer
III the city Monday evening, and ar
rangements were made for them
, meet the Rebekahs of the city. Abou
eighty Of the members of Marsha
| lodge attended. Marshall lodge put Q
the degree work, and Mrs. Striker mad
7 a short address. Refreshments Wer