Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-03
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You should see the new opera gloves
at the Boston Store. $1.4s per pair.
Myers is making prices on groceries
that can not help but win your trade.
Go to the Pantorium tonight and
learn the returns of the big fight free.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Everist, Of 1o4
North Sixth street, are parents OF a
son.
Architect Frank Croker has moved
into his new office, suit II, in the First
National Bank building
Ladies' union suits. extra nice quail
ties; also black Jersey tights, all Sizes
Hoyt's Department Store.
Did you ever see our double-back
overcoats and ulsters? Nothing to
compare with them in town. At Sterns
only.
Ice an inch thick formed on the ponds
and creeks during the night. If this
weather holds out we will have skating
long before Thanksgiving.
We have just received an entire new
line of gloves in all the new light
shades, regular SLIPS gloves for 81; ev-
cry pair guaranteed. Boston Store.
We have just received a large line of
picture frames and picture screens at
bargain prices. See our window dis
play. c. ID. Lusby g. Co, 33 West Main.
Ignore the values that Myers. the
grocer, offers and you miss all cppor-
tunities to economize. Everything you
want in the grocery line may be found
at Myers.
Local Observer Branch Jones reports
the minimum temperature for Thurs
day night as IA degrees above zero
This was the coolest of the season by
five degrees.
The Tama Free Press says: Mr. A.
G. Hiley, of Marshalltown, has accepted
a situation as clerk in Cutters store"
Mr.. Hiley has been in the employ OF
John Schobert, of this city.
Full returns of the Jeffries and Shar-
key fight tonight will be received at
Van Derveer & La Shelle's cigar store.
We get the full report of the fight by
Wire. Everybody invited. Free.
Saturday is the last day on which
can get their names on the books in or
der to secure the privilege of voting
next Tuesday. The registration boards
will be in session in the various polling
places.
Messrs. w. H. Stipp, Il. G. Swift, Will
Watson, Ben West and Ben Whitehill,
of State Center We're in the city
Thursday night to hear the speech of
Congressman Cousins. Messrs Good
ricn, Watson. West and Swift made
the trip overland.
Mrs. C. "A. Stewart went to Des
Moines Thursday, summoned by a tele-
gram announcing that her father. Mr.
ID. j. Stewart, was very low and not
expected to survive long. Mr.. Stewart
is a man SO years of age and is one of
the older settlers of the capital city.
If you expect to build soon, or wan:
storm doors or windows. see Kurtz
Bros They are prepared to give you
estimates and furnish any kind of fan
cy woods you may want. They have a
large supply of hard, dry woods pur-
chased before the price OF lumber adj
yanced.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rubee enter
tanned at a crokinole party Thursday
evening their guests being the mem
bers of the Wortendau Club and their
husbands and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mon
ohon. After an hour or 80 had been
spent with the game delicious refresh
ments We're served.
Messrs. Eugene Binford and Charles
N..,lc laT u; 1yiu he
trail for northern Minnesota, not many
/ where they will remain for two
ipalIy deer and moose. Mr. Harry Cam
fent's office of the Central, who intended
ito accompany the gentlemen, was I'M
able TO go on account of his work.
A o'clock dinner was served Thurs
day evening by Miss Mildred Shears, II
honor of Mrs. S. T. Cammack, of Den
! Yer, and Mrs. II. v. Gehm. of ST Louis
her other guests being Dr. Cora VIII
liams Misses Ethelyn Cooper, Ann;
and Matena Nelson. Margaret Caswell
Mae Neil, nellie Culver and I4ibbie Hall
For amusement a floral love story wa
deciphered, Mrs. Cammack winning tn
4 first prize and Miss Libbie Hall the sec
4 ond
The regular bi-weekly trophy shoe
of the Marshalltown Gun Club was hel,
Thursday afternoon at Finkle's park
i Ned Wallace won the Glass A shoot
, with twenty-five out of possibl
twenty five and Ross Peterson tn
Glass b, with eighteen. Mr. Wallac
has been shooting in Glass through
out the entire series, but his score a
+ the last events, two weeks ago, wa
such as to cause his average TO plac
him in the class above.
The general accounting department
of the Iowa Central has been augment
! ed by two new employees in the person
of Messrs. F. G. Epperson and A. I
: Smith, of Cedar Rapids, two former
G. r. & n. employees. Mr.. Smith wi
: have charge of station accounts an
Mr.. Epperson is installed in the freigf
claim department. He held simila
position in the general offices of the 3
, G. r. Sc n. at Cedar Rapids. The &C
, ditions to the force are necessitated o
, account of the increase in business
| the road.
b Cancer cured without the knife. Mr.
h Beeks, West State street: II we
e given up to die, but am happy to ga
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