Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-27
Fresh oysters at Myers.


Enter Business College Monday.
Plenty of basket grapes at A. e.
Myers.
Ladies' and mems union suits 25 cents
at Schobert's.
Ladies' fine camel hair underwear at
NJ. r. Andrews.
A nice new line of boys shirts just
received at Sterns.
Go to the Pantorium Club and have
your shoes polished.
See Holes gray cashmere fredoras-
the latest production-just in.
Very best all-wool, feece-lined un-
derwear, worth IS cents, for so cents, at
Stern's.
The mems suits at from s12 to SIS are
as good values as we ever offered. Far
rand & Clifford.
Oak and hickory chunks. split wood
and coal cheaper than the cheapest.
Arson Company.
Seventy-inch bleached table linen, 65-
cent quality, so cents yard. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Binder, Of s West
Webster street. are the parents Of a
daughter, born Thursday
Mr.. Bixby will deliver any fur gar
ment he has; also take measures and
give estimates on all furs.
Densel & Wilbur are unloading an
nj f,ar of for no y,rfc ~
we put on these goods is what sells
them.
Oskaloosa Herald: Joe Shaffer, who
has been in the city looking after busi-
ness relative to his pension application,
has returned to the Soldiers Home in
Marshalltown.
New Sharon Star: II is reported that
w. H. Shelley of Sioux City is to be the
new road master of the iowa Central.
AS he will have charge of the building
and repairs it is hoped that he will have
a mania for building new depots, and
that he will not forget New Sharon.
Today's dispatches announce that at
the convention of the Baptist State As
ISOLATION, at Boone, Thursday. Rev. F..
w. Parsons. of this city, was elected
president of the pastors conference. one
| of the inner societies of the organiza-
| ton.
Kurtz Bros. are busy these days get
ting out mill work for several hand
| some residences. With their new and
Improved machinery they are prepared
to do all kinds of mill work on short
notice. Storm doors and windows are a
| the year.
| The merit of the Emerson piano is so
great that 1t does not require the serv-
1 ices of travelling statesmen in order for
the manufacturers to dispose of their
annual product of 5000 instruments.
1 The factory is now behind with their
orders, which speaks in the highest
Ipraise of the Emerson This famous
piano is sold in this city at the Tuffree
| Music House.
State Center Independent: The right
of-way for the cutoff between here and
LaMolle has not been bought, although
the railroad officials are determined in
4 their present efforts. A few of the farms
are badly cut up. and on the Myers
place u good we'll will be destroyed. Ir
the question of damages the parties
can not agree and may be all winter
coming to terms.
Miss Mary Stewart, first reader OF the
s First Church of Christ, Scientist; MIR
and Mrs. Seely, Misses Maurine ant
Valeria Campbell, Mrs. w. A. McCord
Mrs. Wells and Mr. Bates also of De!
Moines, We're in the city Thursda,
night in attendance at Judge Ewing
lecture. A delegation from Grinnel
was also present Judge Ewing lef
this morning for Webster City, wher,
he lectures this evening.
The ladies of the Wimodaughsis Clul
held their social day Thursday after
noon at the home of the president. Mrs
III. II. Gregg. Amusing answers Il
, lquestions We're obtained by each lad
being instructed to answer with word
, found from her own initials. A daint
little luncheon was served late in tn
afternoon The club had for its guest
y Mesdames James Bricker. Emm
n Weatherly. j. l.. Hole, S. w. Rubee
: James Mahoney, c. A. Newcomer. I
f f. Cummings. W. II. Scott, Nj. c. HUI
d Efaker and II. S. Thurber and Miss Ag
a mes Cronkleton.
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An informal little dance, the Odeo
orchestra furnishing the music. was er
= joyed in the L. o. o. F. hall Thursda
evening by Mrs. Il. G.. Abbott, Mise
Anna Nelson, Anna Healion, Nell
: Whitton, Mary Welles. Bessie Olive
: Carolyn Gilman, Mabel Frencl
+ Blanche Denmead and Anna Lippir
t colt; Messrs. Frank Townsend. Emme
: Beeson, Ben Packard, Will Blacl
n Charles Tucker, Charles st. Clai
s Charles speers. Harry Cammacl
!. Frank Morse, Joe Lander, Geore
4. Owings. Charles Whitehead, Guy Ia
sc bot, Clyde Conway, Richard Mon
e mer, Phillip King. Will Zwilling an
o NJ. U. Chesire.
! An arrangement was entered into t.
% day between w. j. Flitton and h
brothers, L. and ]. Flitton, whereby
future w. j. F'litton will do laundr
IS work exclusively and +. and j. Flittc
Ell will do all cleaning and dyeing. L
this method they will be better able
IS handle the work more promptly ar
"a at the same time give better satisfa
e ton. The cleaning will be done in
" first class manner, as the Flittt
/ brothers are both experienced ar
W practical men. AS a matter of col
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