Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-23
grgg 1924
Washing machines OF all kinds at
Bullock's, ia East Main.

Every piece of sheet music, 20 cents,
1t Tuffrae's Music House.
See the new assortment Of silver nov
elites, 25 cents each. Boston Store.
Phone your order to Adams grocery
f you want nice goods and prompt de-
livery.
Wanted-Ten girls to strip tobacco
and learn cigar trade, at Graham's
cigar store.
Ladies' free night (Monday) at the
Odeon, when the Frank Long Company
opens a weeks engagement.
Remember the A o. u. w. dance at
Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening, Mo-
vember "a. Tickets, so cents.
Ralston entire wheat bread. baked
fresh every day, at sundell's Cafe and
There is none better or more
Mrs. E. q. Gilmore and Mr.. John
of LaMoille. were in the city
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
the latter's brother, Mr.. Albert May
nard, and Miss Della Smith, of State
Center. They returned to their home
in the evening.
When you invest your money get
something that will do you some good.
The Anderson heater will make you 100
per cent on your original investment
each year Can you do better? You
get comfort without energy. You con-
meet it with your stove and 1t does the
rest. Why hesitate?
1t is unnecessary for any business
man to do without an office desk when
the prices asked for them by d. C. Will
bur are so reasonable. He also has
desks for the ladies, combination book
cases and writing desks and many
other articles suitable for holiday gifts.
A desk would make an appropriate
present. Select one now before the as
sortment is broken. Bee Hive furniture
department..
County Superintendent Of Bridges j.
H. Jayne, accompanied by his wife,
went to Des Moines this morning.
where he will attend this evening a
meeting of the Iowa Good Roads As
ISOLATION, of which he is assistant sec
rotary. The meeting is called princi-
pally for the purpose of considering
plans for presenting the matter of
compulsory good roads before the next
general assembly.
Mr. NJ. W. Gossard, of State Center,
who is general agent for seven central
Iowa counties for the Champion Har-
vester Company, was in the city on
business today. MIR. Gossard Is soon
going to establish his headquarters in
this city and remove his family here,
owing to the central location that Mar
shalltown will give him in covering his
territory. His family will come to the
city about Jan. /.
Dennis Mccarthy arrived in the city
this morning from Duluth, Mimi. and
will remain for time with his brother
Alex Mccarthy, who WAS injured few
days ago by being run down by
Northwestern passenger train. Mr.
Mccarthy was first Informed OF his
brothers injury by a telegram from his
| parents In Garden, Cam, who had beer
notified by the railroad authorities. Tht
| injured man is doing nicely under the
1 circumstances and it is thought that h
i Will recover.
Every piece of sheet music, 25 cents
at Tuffree's Music House.
The funeral Of the late Jasper Lu
kens. of the Soldiers Home, was no
held this afternoon, as first announced
lowing to the failure Of Mrs Lukens t
4 arrive from independence. a son from
/ Dubuque is already here, and if Mrs
Lukens arrives this evening. as expect
led. the funeral will be conducted fron
E In pr.-r t-i1 lax
noon. Just what minister will have tn
4 services in charge is not Yet known.
seems that Lukens has been a membe
of the Baptist church all his life, an
his wife and children are Baptists. bu
when he died he called for a priest. an
Father Thomas Fitzgerald Responded
administering absolution.
Every piece of sheet music, % cent
at Tuffrees Music House.
The meetings of the Spinning Whe'
J. Chapter, D. A. r.. are always enter
tanning, and the one of this afternoo
given at the home of Mrs. w. B. ISibbe
; was unusually good. After music ar
quotations from Thomas Jefferson,
poem entitled THE Spinning Wheel
and dedicated to the Spinning Whe
: Chapter was read by Mrs. !. G. Speer
1t was written by her sister, Mrs. Ha
: riet C. Fielding Mrs. w. S, Roby,
Grinnell, told of THE First Thanksgi
g ing" and Miss Ethel Paterson san
o Extracts from Whittier's best know
h poem. Snow Bound We're read
+ Miss Mabel Woodbury., and Mrs j.
!. cutten, Of Jefferson City, Mo, gave
e talk on the work Of the D. A r.. IT
o afternoon closed with pleasant soci
i, hour.
! Saturday 4 bushel basket for cen
: at Bullock's.
e IT'S TOMORROW NIGHT.
One of Americas Best Actors NJ
! Charles Coghlan ut the odeon Il