Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-12
Or. Nichols. physician and surgeol

Saratoga chlpS, SOmepnlnS extra line,
at Sundells Cafe.
The Y. w. c. T. u. will meet this ev-
ening at the womans exchange.
Foster slack burner-a base burner
for slack coalGat Schmidt & Bourne's.
Goods are in. You don't have to wait.
Come and make your selections at Den
sci u Wilbur's, South Center street.
Remember that you can get the
choicest meats in the city for your Sun
day dinner at the White Market. Ger
hart & Co.
See our carpets. They are beauties.
all new patterns and cheap. Densel &
Wilbur, South Center street. Store
open until p m.
Mrs. Mary L. Kuhl, state evangelist
of the Illinois w. G. 7. o.. will deliver
a lecture in the Friends church Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Travelling Passenger Agent c. s.
loosa Wednesday evening. where he re-
NAMED on business today.
See the comforts made of satteeh and
silkoline, filed with laminated cotton
cheaper than materials can be bought
to,make them, at Newcomers.
Exclusively a confinement nurse.
Best of recommendations and testimo-
malls. Drop me card and will call
at your address. Mrs. l. E. Stevens, 115
North First street.
The funeral of the late T. T. Wilson
was conducted before large assembly
of friends at the Wilson home, No. 309la
South Second avenue, Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock by Rev. j. G.
Van Ness.
Notice to the Public-I will not after
this date be responsible for any debts
that my Wife may contract, only where
make special arrangement for such.
Dated this 18th day of October. Charles
MCGOWAN.
Miss Daisy Hough. of Grinnell, who.
has visited in the city number of
times as the guest of Miss Lulu Mich
OILS, was in the city over night, on her
return from Huron. S. ID. She went
this morning to Gilman, where she is
to live in the future
Grand Master f. II. Hibben, of the
Odd Fellows, returned Wednesday eve
ming from Fairbank where he institut-
ed on Tuesday night a subordinate
lodge. From Fairbank he went 10
fredericksburg to look after the
chances of instituting another lodge
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Todd. of Mason
n u.
day evening on the Central en- route to.
their home from wedding trip to Pc
oria. Mr.. Todd is well known over the
entire line of the Central, he having
been employed as a baggageman on the
road for several years. He was mar
ried in Osllaloosa last Saturday to Miss
Mary Matthews.
EX-Congressfnan Charles A. Towne,
of Minnesota. has been billed to open
the democratic campaign in Marshall
county, and will speak on Tuesday
evening. Oct. II, in the east court room.
AS MIR. Towne attracted attention to
himself by espousing the silver cause,
and as that has been his hobby, there
is considerable speculation az to how h..
will handle other issues of the present
campaign
A good delegation of Green Mountain
citizens was in the city Wednesday
night 10 hear Governor Shaw's speech.
Those constituting the party We're Hon.
John r. C'lasssn. Rev. o. II. l.. Mason,
DIR. j. f. strain, T. r. Low, Bruce Wal
lace. Homer Thomas. John Thompson.
X. b. Wallace, Henry White, Frank
Hogan. William Summers. Charles
Thornblade. William keene. b. j. Mich
oil and Ben Gettle. Mr.. Thomas Kim
ball. Of I.aMoille, was also present at
the meeting.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Twentieth Century Club
for the opening of their years work.
The first gathering will be at the home
lof MIR. and Mrs. 6. F. Kirby on the ev-
ening Of November II, when banquet
viii be spread and program of toasts
Responded to. The guests Will be the
Ioficers Of the Iowa Federation OF
Women's Clubs, all of whom are ex
1 pected to be present. They are Mrs
president; Mrs. j. t. Illick, of Burling
creston, recording secretary; Mrs
spending secretary Miss Dodge. OF
lCouncil Bluffs, treasurer, and Mrs
| Warren Garst, of Coon Rapids, auditor
Mrs. David Williams entertained OF
/ Tuesday night at her parlors at tn.
Pilgrim n company of lady friends
/ complimentary TO Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
/ Bond, of Chicago. The affair was {
surprise to Mrs. Bond, who had beer
! spending the day as Mrs. Williams
/ guest. Supper was served in the din
/ ing room. the tables being decorated il
lsroses and carnations, with a cente
piece of ferns and roses. A guessing
4 contest afforded pleasant pastime ant
during the evening Mrs. Bond sans
i several numbers. Mrs. Williams guest
were Mesdames @. f. Kirby, II. j
i Howe A. \. Moore. Belle G. Waldo, A
g. johnson, G. A. Seely, G. G. Gilman
! L. G, Abbott, n. A. carmean. j. w
1 Rhoades. T. Binford, A. G.. Click, f. &
Garvin and John b. Simmons
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