Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-20
A nice line of cookies at Myers.

s S&uIuGeS, GRAPES, ORANGES, SHOW ap-
pies and other fruit at Myers grocery.
Uncle Jerry and Aunt Jemima pam
cake flour, 10 cents a package, at Ad-
ans grocery store.
Objects of admiration are the fall and
winter hats at Mrs. Morrills. New
goods arriving daily.
City Marshal Jones quarantined this
morning the Hoffman home, 215 Arson
street, for diphtheria, a little girl OF
Mrs. Hoffman being ill.
The best make of pianos and organs
may be found at Tuffrees Music
House; also the latest sheet music.
Tuffree keeps only the best.
Rev. G.. H. Holm of Eagle Grove, was
in the city over night, coming for the
purpose of speaking in the interests of
the Norwegian Lutheran church. The
meeting was largely attended and was
held at the w. o. w. hall.
Mr.. F. l.. Barker. instructor of sci
ence in the high school, took today as
his annual visiting day and left Thurs
the schools today. Mr.. Barker will
apolis with friends.
Mrs. Herbert Linsday and baby
daughter who have been guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carmody. went Thursday evening to-
Boone, which is to be their home in the
future. Mr.. Linsday is employed in the
advertising department of the Repub-
lican.
Today and Saturday the greatest
display ever shown in this city of seal
skin saques. beaver and otter and mar
tin capes and collarettes. muffs and
boas. will take place at our store. The
Iprices will positively be less than ever
asked before for this class of goods.
l.Hoyt's Department Store.
The Des MONIES Capital says: I'm the
criminal court. a motion in the ease of
Charles Riekenbaugh for a new trial
was overruled. 1t is possible that the
case may be appealed. Rickenbaugh
was found guilty of stealing harness
and buggy from farmer near Mitchell
lsville. He was discovered in Marshall
town and the goods We're in his posses
sion.
A new invoice of cheap and medium
! priced rockers arrived at the Bee Hive
furniture department today and are
lnow on display and ready for sale.
These goods are without doubt the best
value for the money in the city. An
lother arrival that many have been
i waiting for is the hay mating. We
have 1000 yards and can supply your
wants d c. Wilbur, Bee Hive furni-
ture department.
The nurses at the Soldiers Home hos
pital and the young men employed at
the Home planned and carried out a
! surprise Thursday night on Mr.. G.. L.
Mason, who recently resigned his posi-
ton as night watch. Games and music
We're enjoyed and refreshments We're
I served by Misses Mary, Iona and
1 Myrtle Mason. The guests We're Misses
4 Myrtle Brouhard. Marie Huskey and
4 Anna Elliott; Messrs. Emmett Beeson,
4 j. j. Smith, G.. F. 4. Walker and NJ. l..
Purcell.
Mrs a. G. Johnson and son sydney
.ileft this morning for Grand Forks.
I Neb, where Mrs Johnson is called by a
telegram announcing the death of her
aunt, Mrs w Fl. Brown. which oc
CURED this morning a 1870 o'clock af.
Ter an extended illness with cancer.
Mrs Brown was very dear to her niece,
as she had been the only mother she
had ever known, Mrs. Johnson's mother
dying when she was but years of age.
Her home at that time and until her
a marriage, was with Mrs. Brown.
The new two dollar certificates viii
soon be in general circulation. fine
!, head of Washington, placed in the mid
idle of the lower half of the note, is the
distinguishing feature; on either side of
the head. which is in an oval medal
lion. is a sitting figure A male figure
holding a hammer and representing in-
, dustry is on the left of the portrait
when viewed from the front. And fe-
male figure holding a cornucopia is or
I. the right. A large and plain figure is
= in each corner of the bill. making il
,easy 10 determine the denomination
. without close inspection.
At business meeting of the home
' and education committee of the Won
: lens Club "Wednesday it was decided t.
Issue the first number of The Clui
Argo, on Oct %. This periodical vii
: Icontain an original story by Mrs. w. f
; David. entitled MY Great Aunt; 9
4 Hill of Sand, by Mrs. c. S. Weles; -
r Fairy Tale of the Nineteenth Century
V by Mrs. d. T. Smith: "A Psychologi
r cal Aspect of Childhood" by Mrs
. Frank Russell; "a Rural Reminis
lcence,' by Mrs. c. II. Van Law; do
nestle science department conducted
by Mrs. l.. r. Willard: club CORE
spondence by Mrs. G. S. Welles; edi
: torial comment by Mrs. Florenc
:, Powell Stone. Neither labor nor ex
pense will be spared in making this al
: up-to-date issue. The Geographic new
is to be received by the Marconi sys
tenn.
. The many friends of Oskaloosa PEG
a pie in Marshalltown are very mucl
: worried over the outcome of the diph
= iberia scourge now existing in tina
city. A great many of the residents o
both cities are quite closely connected
more particularly on account OF tn
fact that number of former Marshall
J, town people, the heads Of whose fam
y lilies are Iowa Central employees, nov
:. live there Extreme measures hav
:. been taken by the Oskaloosa author
: tiles to check the spread of the disease
a although a number of deaths have al
+ ready resulted. The schools of Oska