Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-04
Golf goods for skirts, at Newcome,


Golf goods for skirts. at Newcomers.
Sweet mixed pickles, very nice, at A.
Il. Myers.
Pure Havana cigars at the Pantor-
ium Club.
Children's ribbed fieeced sleeping gar
ments, at Newcomers.
Very best all-wool. fieece-lined un-
derwear, worth IS cents, for SO cents, at
Stern's.
Gentlemen's hosiery in nice stripes,
plaids and polka dots, wool or cotton,
20, 80 and 20 cents, at Sterns.
Tuesday, November Z, election day,
being a legal holiday. all the banks OF
the city will be closed, as usual.
Try a package of Burnham's clam
boullion, clam chowder or hasty jelly
con. Sold by Reynolds, Watson & Co.
New York state apples: car just in;
no hot weather stock; apples that will
do to put away for winter: only $3.50
per barrel for fancys. at Culley's.
Word to relatives in this city from
Mr.. d. r. O'Conner, who has been in
Wyoming for the past year on account
of poor health, is to the effect that he is
improving.
One would have thought that the
Jeffries and Sharkey contest was TAX
ing place at Van Derveer & LaShelle's;
to judge from the crowded condition of
their store last night.
The new corn meal mill OF Hammond
& Son at LeGrand has started up. 1t
has all the very latest improvements.
Corn meal is being made from new corr
and is said to be very superior arti-
Gle. 1t is sold by Hammond & Bene-
dict in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall returned
Friday night from Cedar Rapids, where
they were called on account of the crit :
cal illness o. Nus. Halls fathee, Rev
20. Holmes, of that city. Rev. Holmes
went to Cedar Rapids three weeks ago
to visit son, and was taken i'll there.
He is very weak and there is little hope
that he will recover. Rev. holmes is ii
Years of age and his illness is due to
heart and kidney troubles.
The firm of Kreutzer & Wasem has
demonstrated that none need go out
side of Marshalltown for mill work.
The interior finish of the handsome
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hull demonstrates this fact. kreutzer
& Wasem furnished the mill work and
they deserve all the compliments they
are receiving, as the work is certainly
the most artistic ever seen in this city.
The firm is an old one, reliable in every
way. and their work can not be sur
passed.
Miss Laura Halferty was hostess FRI
day evening at her home, No. log South
Second avenue, to the members of the
j. T. c. The club members, ten in num-
ber each came dressed representing a
book, over which a guessing contest re-
suited. For this Miss May Bratt won
the honors, while the consolation prize
was divided between Misses Grace
Swingley and Grace Carr Light re-
freshments We're served during the eve
ming by Mrs. Halferty, assisted by Mrs
A. p. Huggard.
There was an unusual amount of in
terest manifested in the prize fight re-
turns Friday night, large crowds gath
ering at Harry Fish's Pantorium Club
Van Derveer & LaShelles and the
Jewell billiard hall, where the returns
were received by rounds. furnished by
both the Western Union and Postal.
The Jeffries men We're far from being
satisfied at the result, while the Shar-
key sympathizers were somewhat jubi-
liant. even though the decision went
against their hero.
The case Of Martin Carroll. the tramp
arrested at Montour few days ago by
Marshal Evans was not called this
morning in Justice Aliens court on ac-
count of the inability to subpoena the
main witness for the state. Conductor
IT, L. Kinsel, of the Northwestern. Mr..
kinsel left Boone this morning. and
Marshal Evans has been waiting for
/, him to arrive here in order that he may
serve him with the subpoena. 1t is
thought that the case will be reached
some time this afternoon or evening.
Mrs. C. s. Thurber, the aged mother
of Mrs S. G. Mason, of this city, is "
ing very low at her daughters home
and but little hopes are entertained for
her recovery. lin fact death was ex-
pected all Friday night, but the patient
rallied towards morning, although she
| is still very weak Mrs. Thurber's all
ment is heart trouble. aggravated by
her advanced age, nearly so years. She
came to this city last August from
| Jacksonville, Fla, where she had beer
Living with son, although, for almost
seven years prior to her southern stay
i she made her home with Mrs. Mason
and family.