Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-07


Perfect satisfaction with plymouth
Rock" tomatoes and sweet corn. Sold
by Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Egg poachers, rice cookers and the
best turkey rosters. Schmidts Hard
ware Store, 102 West Main.
The keystone League of the Evan
gelical church was entertained Monday
evening by the pastor, Rev. w. B. Nc
Crae.
One dollar and twenty-five-cent and
s1.5O quality black crepon, tomorrow
% cents a yard. Hoyts Department
Store.
All election returns will be received
at Van Derveer & La Shelle's tonight,
both by telegraph and telephone. Ev-
erybody invited. Free.
We will have another first-class fur
man at our store Thursday, Nov. 8.
Any one wanting furs will find 1t to
their interest to call and make their Sc
lections. Lee & Benedict.
A Greek discovered electricity by rub
bing a piece of amber, but Flitton dis
covered the secret of removing dirt
from clothing, at which he is eminently
successful. Take your laundry work
there.
1t is to the interest of those who buy
furniture to visit the store that has the
largest stock ID. c. Wilbur carries
everything in that line. carpets, cur
| tans. draperies, and all the latest in
| furniture Look in at his show window
while passing.
Excellent materials, splendid work
manship. elegant tore and attractive
instiua,srts are ;orle OF the features
/ that commend the Emerson piano TO the
/ public. You can not make mistake in
buying an Emerson; there are no better
1 pianos manufactured. When you pay
4 your money for an Emerson it is sat
| isfaction to knew that you have the
! very best The Emerson is sold only at
4 the Tuffree music house.
| One of the most pleasant evenings the
Literary Clan has spent this year was
the meeting Monday. evening with Miss
isabelle Mitchem. Her paper was on
i Michael Angelo. The names of the old
Italian masters are difficult enough at
4 any time. SO when the hostess passed
Lizards with the letters all transposed it
OCCUPIED some little time to determine
4 who they We're. The pleasant evening
Terminated with music and refresh
ments.
q Mr. John S. Brandon, who, when a
conductor on the Central five years ago
/ Oct. last, had the misfortune TO lose
both legs by an accident at Pickering,
twas somewhat surprised Monday, upon
i his 36th anniversary. to receive from
Mr.. +. I'll. Erickson. of Minneapolis.
manufacturer of artificial limbs, pair
OF new limbs, made expressly for him
i from a measure taken several years
ago when he purchased pair of Mr..
4 Erickson. The limbs are the finest ones
4 made and are valued at Sis.
General superintendent c. w. Hunt
lington and Master Mechanic B. Kelley,
of the Central, went on the superin-
ftendent's car Iowa to Hampton Monday
Eevenng and from there To-Day took q
| trip over the new extension of the Bel
lmond branch to Algona. Superintend-
lent Huntington says the work has pro-
Igressed very nicely during the past few
weeks, the fine weather being greatly il
favor of the workmen. The Contra
, viii be in better shape than most lowe
: roads should winter begin at once a.
: its work has been placed We'll undel
way.
The Toledo Democrat says: Mrs.
nc. Written. who has been in this cit,
:. visiting for the past two weeks, lief
Friday for Cedar Rapids, and iron
! there she viii go to Worcester. n. Y.
i where she will make her future home
. The death of Mrs. Written s husband j
yet fresh in the memory of Toledo citi
lzens and il is with regret that thes vii
: learn of her departure from thei
e midst, but wish her unbounded happi
q ness in her new home. Since removin
J, from our city about two years ago sh
O has been making her home in Ceda
G RAPIDS"
Carroll Sentinel: Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Bond gave musical recital in the din
:, ing room at Burke's hotel Friday nigh
: for the benefit of the Carroll public Ii
g brary. The music loving public t
t about the number of seventy-five list
II ened attentively to a short though ex
e cellently rendered program, the musicf
p portion being of her own composing
and certainly several selections wer
unusually meritorious. Her Gimme
!. Swallows" was an artistic renditio
= that was a delight to all who heard i
When to Build Your Castles" was til
. most pleasing of her songs, and the las
piece, "To the Victor" shows Mr.
y Bond to be endowed with much taller
as musical composer. The Clos al
very thankful for the patronage of I'll
h public on this occasion.
: The Pasadena Cal, Star contains I'll
= following item of interest: Mr.. an
:, Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum entertained
= number of their old time Marshalltow
y friends at their home on Grand ay'
= nue. Thursday afternoon and eyenin
in honor of Mrs. w. f. Beeson, who h;
l. lately returned from the north to b.
lg come again permanent resident
at Los Angeles. Mrs. Beeson is the lac
O. who few weeks ago sang Ben Bol
ne at the performance of 'Trilby' at Il
ty Burbank. She delighted her frien'
vs. here by generously singing q number
IS ballads in a voice that has lost none
its former sweetness. She was alb
assisted by Miss Stone at the plan
no Those present We're: Mrs. w. e. Beeso
or Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Arnold, Col. al
,h Mrs. ]. Banbury, Mr.. and Mrs. She
n, man Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Stone Miss Stone, Mrs. w. e. Snellin
ch Mrs. F. j. Woodbury.. Mrs. Ford, I
e. and Mrs Knepper, of Los Angeles, al