Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-24


Pretty outing gowns in fancy and
plain colors at Newcomers.
Lay in your underwear this week
While the Boston Store sale is on.
Tomorrow ladies' black fancy striped
underskirts, worth $3.50, for SO cents.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Ten secondhand wheels for sale
cheap. Now is your chance to get a
good wheel for a little money. Harlan's
Music Store.
Mrs e. L. staat entertained at din
ner Monday evening Mesdames Marion
Jonsson, of New York. and Mrs. !.
Mass, of Cedar Rapids.
Satisfaction is one of the chief things
every one should get when it comes to
laundry work. You are sure to be
pleased if YOU patronize Flitton, West
Main.
Miss Hattie Grace, of Oskaloosa, who
recently worked two months as a stem
ographer in the general passenger de-
partment of the Central, is back to the
city again for a short stay and is sub
shutting Miss Matena Nelson's position
in the general superintendent's office.
If the time honorea sipn is iii, in tho
market a storm will be in order in a
few days. The ring around the moon
this morning. with three stars inside
the ring shows the storm TO he only
three DAYS distant While this is a
grandmother's sign every one homes ii
will prove correct
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nelson and
daughters returned to their home in
liipert Statlon Monday evening after
Weeks stay In this city and Waterloo,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nelson having attended
latter CITY. Mr.. Nelson was installed
rs grand conductor of the grand lodge.
hurtZ Bros, proprletors or the Mar
shalitoWn pianlng mill nave been
awarded the contract Tor furnishing
the mill work for the handsome resi-
dence OF Mrs. H. Reiter, OF Grinnell,
the contract price beng SseO. rms firm
ing iirst-class work all over the state.
All KINDS OF mill work, sash and doors,
storm WINDOWS and everything IN their
line given prompt attention.
MIC ua.,,a In,,;,,s,.
state president of mission work OF the
episcopal church, who has been IN the
city since Saturday and spoke Sunday
afternoon at ST Pauls church, went TO
Nevada Monday afternoon, where she
VIII visit at the nome of her sister, Mrs.
w X. Boardman Miss Henningsen
IA f.ar a her { a
the city at the nome OF MI. and Mrs. j..
+. laiistt' ME- Iaiiett having neen a
former pupil OF Miss Hennlnssen When
she was teacher IN the Lyons pupilc
schoois.
wa. a. 10, ,hinl, ~ thiso ,rhara
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,,at,, ,,,s,,,,,ra,,t {. 80, :;
as soon as completed What is more
remarkable is that the firm does not
Ipianos being sold by correspondence. If
merit in. ana if YOU do that you will Sc
lect an Emerson They are first class.
Today the factory is behind with or
laers. This is sufficient TO convince you
THAT the instruments are in great de-
lmand. Sold only by the Tuffree Music
House.
MIS-, James ->stsoil' "lle VI eN-.sasii
isf -Netsoli' OF lls ioca' lle'siit oiiiee "
ths Neilsi "a uii''fsi i-oea. -. = seit'
q. =. aiiiiel' passeu VIZ ~ INC u =
TINS morning en- route 70 her nome M
West superior WIS, from fddyVlile'
number OF mrs. nelson irlehas
land former neighbors in this city were
Lat the station TO visit briefly with he'
as she passed through me ci's. l-iesie
iior Who has been spending the summer
lin The eity al the home of her aunt
MS 6 p Isnisolv was entrusted 10 tbs
Itcare of Mrs. Nelson and viii accornparls
ber home.
In the round Of FESTIVITIES IN whicf
/ the teachers OF the various wards NAYS
been INDUCING, those or the lnlrd ware
have been a triile late. put they ars
unanimously OF tlie opinion today thai
tthe lasts the best oil all the game.
The former teachers of the building
| We're hostesses 10 the new ones MONDAY
/ evening after school hours. ne guests
4 who had simply been tod 10 inform
their landladies they would not be nome
I for tea. expected supper spread IN lh'
school house But they We're asfeeaniA
4 surprised when at d O'Clock large car
riage drove up g the pui,aiils ana w