Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-06

DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.

DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Olives and table delicacies at A. e.
See our calendars for 1900. They are
fine. Lusby & Co, stationers.
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You should buy your hats at Pappe
Bros Latest styles and lowest prices.
You may have your shoes shined at
the Pantorium Club whether you are a
member or not.
Millinery Departments Special sale
Saturday OF slips hats for IS cents.
Hcyt's Department Store.
Pleasant Home range-the best baker
at very reasonable price. Schmidt
& Bourne, 1o2 West Main street.
When we can show you a dress over
coat rs fine as any tailor ever made it
will pay you to stop and talk to us.
Farrand & Clifford
Wanted seventy-five to 100 men.
Wages, s1.75 day. Apply to P. Har-
rity, roadmaster of the Chicago Great
Western. depot. Marshalltown.
You will be surprised at the shoe we
can give you for 49, Our Packard's
shoe at that price is a world beater.
Bromley's Shoe Store, no East Main
street.
Mr. d. T. Denmead returned this
morning from few days visit in Chi
cago. Mr. James Denmead, who is
taking a business course at the Chicago
Athenaum, is being benefited, though
in slight degree only, by treatment
which he is taking for his rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Lilly and daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth, of Muscatiue, who
have been in attendance at the Second
Iowa cavalry reunion, during which
time they have been the guests Of Com
mandant and Mrs. C. G. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home, left Thursday evening
for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Binford, who have
been building new home at No. 524
North Third street, expect to become
H. A. Hurd whose new residence at
der course of construction, Will occupy
it in about two weeks.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond will give a
musical recital for the young people
and children at Mrs. n. ]. Howe's Sat
urday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The pro-
gram will include descriptive instru-
mental work. This will be rare OPP
portunity for pupils using Mrs. Bonds
compositions. Admission, Is cents.
Mr. Thomas Watts, of Rhodes, spent
Thursday in the city, leaving at night
for Peoria, where he Will attend the
dedicatory exercises of the Illinois
soldiers monument. visit few days at
the corn carnival and with his sons,
Messrs. II. l.. and C. r. Watts, attor-
neys of Peoria, and A. l.. Watts. stu
dent atfthe Bradley Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
The social club known as the Meteor.
which enjoyed so many pleasant eve
nings two winters ago but did not con-
vene last year, met Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kirby. Re-
freshments were served and a good
time was had. The club will meet every
new game called ssixty-three." which
much resembles cinch, will be played.
The ebb and fow of the trade tide is
4 like that of the ocean. The dull sum
riei- season is no sooner over than the
4 flood tide of fall sets in. This is upon
us nov: we foresaw it and purchased
| accordingly. One car load of dining
room chairs and rockers and two car
I loads of bedroom suits and sideboards
arrived today. We make the prices
land evidently the people appreciate it
| as our trade is increasing daily. Mari
on Gard.
! A married mans comfort depends or
the temper of his wife. How can q
woman be pleasant with a faded ant
worn carpet? There is no necessity fol
having such a carpet, as Densel & VIII.
4 bur, the furniture dealers, have the fin
est line of carpets in the city, ant
borders to match. Such bargains a.
/ they are offering are like blossominl
roses in snow time 1t is uncalled for t.
get along with dilapidated furniture
faded and worn carpets and furniture
when you can get what you want, ant
/ for so little money, at Densel & VIII
burs. They take pleasure in shown;
their large stock to all.
4 A. p. Mason, the live stock auction
-etN. OIL sOTlCIl. low d, Illduc IIldIly lleS
| friends among the stock men of tn
state at the big Moninger Bros. sal
4 yesterday. He proved beyond ques
ton. of doubt that he is amply able t
conduct fine stock and pedigree sales
He has faculty OF keeping his bidder
lin good humor all the time, which i
Impossible for some auctioneers to dc
Many who We're in attendance from thi
lefty say that Mason is among the hes
live stock auclioneers in the state an
lit is only question of a short tim
4 when he Will be conducting the leadin
line stock sales. He understands tn
business. Address him at Union, lowe
Grand Master f. n. Hibben. of tn
odd Fellows, went to Dysart this morn
ing, where tonight he will institute
new Rebekah lodge. Mr.. Hibben's teri
as grand master expires two week
from today. when his successor, Nj
J. j. Mcintyre, of osceola, will be In
stalled at the grand lodge meeting a
IWaterloo. Mr.. Hibben will at tina
time hold the record of grand master
for the greatest number of Rebeka
lodges instituted while in office, h
having instituted, including the Dysal
lodge, sixty-seven. His record for tn
institution of subordinate lodges wi
be second largest, with twenty-four s
far. Mr.. Hibben will be a candidate fl
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