Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.


tractive. at ID. c. Wilbur's.
DR.. e. ID. Whitacre has been confined
to his home several days with illness.
A new line of perfumes Just received
at Siegs drug store, los East Main.
Myers is making prices on groceries
that can not help but win your trade.
Everything in sheet music for 20
cents the balance of this week. Harlan
An elegant line of ladies' and gents
rings. Miller, the jeweler, 10S East
Main.
Congressman Cousins will arrive in
the city from the north at 500 this ev-
ening.
If you want coal. call up the Jasper
County Coal Company, phones old, 261;
new, Asst.
sixty-siN cents will buy ali extra
heavy fieeced underwear Aor men at
the Boston Store.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
| Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
lC. p. Boardman, corner of Third and
l Summit streets.
Wanted at once-forty supers for the
lbig production of Paul Kauvar" at the
IOdeon tomorrow night. Apply stag
door $3.50 p. m. c. W. Johnston, prop
erty master, Odeon theater.
MI. and Mrs. o. S. Dewitt returned
/ Wednesday evening from Omaha.
1 where they We're called by the death of
their mother, Mrs. f. A. Dewitt, which
occurred on the morning of October 81,
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. F. "A.
! Byers
! Miss I.ottie BeiluS went to Marion
/ his morning, where she Will remain
until after the 18th inst, when she will.
attend the wedding of her friend, Miss
/ Margaret Windsor. and Mr.. Harley Err
win. Miss Windsor vii be remembered
by friends in this city, she having Wis
1 tied Miss Bellus here TWO summers
ago.
4 City Marshal Jones today posted no.
! tees in conspicuous places about the
ldepot calling attention of trainmen to
the city ordinance regarding holding
lcrossings over five minutes and rum
! ming through the city limits at d speed
greater than six miles an hour. The.
lordinancei covering both these misde-
| meanors is going TO be strictly enforced
and all police are ordered to make ar
rests tor violations at any time.
A tea party was given Wednesday
Afternoon by Mrs. John Bell and Mrs
IL. w. Mcpherson at the home Of the
former, No. 81 East State street About
4 seventy-tive ladies had been invited in
honor of the hostesses aunt. Mrs.
Thomas Bingham, of Bowmanyille,
lean, who left for her home today after
a five weeks visit here. The flowers
fused for decorating We're roses, carna-
tions and chrysanthemums. The high
ltea was served at little tables by Misses
4 Mae Bingham. Mary and Jessie Hall,
Ikathryn Morgan and Alice Baird.
4 Little Francis Paige. son of MI. and
+. Mrs. A. f. Paige of 30S East Linn street.
is i'll With diphtheria, and the house has
been quarantined. This is one case
where the disease was contracted from
an Oskaloosa victim, and, although the
family has been watching the chic
"a for symptoms. yet it was thought that
: enough time had elapsed to make dan
: ger lass liable. Master Paige contracted
t the disease from his cousin, Master
Ec'harlie Snyder, of Oskaioosa, who slept
with him al the Paige home night OF
l'tSVo prior TO his being taken Ill With a
severe case.
Mr.. T. s. bertrand proprietor Of tbs
boarding camps along the line of th'
5 Northwestern railway. Went 10 De-
: Moines this morning, where he goes L
give bonds for an Indictment returned
, against him by the Polk county granf
, jury for using butterine on his tables
The crime is alleged to have been com
: mitted last spring when Mr. Bertrand
!, VAS operating a boarding camp al Say
: lor. Polk county. Mr.. Bertrand says h
!. mad the necessary sign UP. as pre-
iscribed by law. but for some reason o
another 1t became displaced or knocke'
: from IT'S position, so that complain
g WAS inade He deems the action spit
!, work on the part OF dairy butter max
d ers, and says he viii fight the case.
Wednesday evening, for the frs
"a time since moving into their handsom
T; new residence on South Fifth avenue
d Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Fletcher entertained
The guests included the Hawthorn
Club members and their husbands an
= a lew IelSHl1OiS Oh the most dliu LpSlcS;
le Six handed euchre, which is SO popula
le game in the cities, was played.
Is prize was given at each table. Fac
II prize was a piece of tinware. and al tn
hostess request they We're all presente
$ TO Mrs. F. L. Meeker For their liberia
I ity other prizes We're awarded by draw
y ing of cuts. Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bon
receiving the first prize and Mrs. NJ.
8. Meickley the BOBBY. The evening wa
the twenty-second anniversary of NJ
and Mrs. Fletcheris wedding, althoug
y the fact was not disclosed until late
. the evening. yellow and white chry!
4 anthemuns We're the beautiful deeori
L tons. Mrs. Fletcher was assisted
ie serving refreshments by Miss Anr
II Healion. The out of town guests we
n Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, of Chicag
re and Miss Theodore Spencer, of Ne
is York.
Wool blankets for s1.ss a pair. Be
ton Store
The four months that Miss Ant
NJ Woodwork has spent in the city ha'
We been full of pleasure and social honor
% Friday she will leave for her home
~. Monroe. La, and Wednesday evenir
~ Miss Annie Gregg entertained for he