Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-23

~. second door west OF the pOStOnce. L
This is real oyster weather. Go to
Sundell's Cafe and get them by the can |
or dish.
For Sale-Fourteen single-comb white |
Leghorns, Wykoff & Hiatt strains. j. |
f. kennard, at Times Republican.
Have you seen the new trouserings
at Hopkins? II not call in and exam
inc them. Something very nice and
nobby
Ladies' union suits of the best known
makes, perfect fitting and superior
qualities at low prices. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Everything in the music line at Tuf-
frees from piano to a Jews harp. If
you want the best piano in the market
see those at Tuffree's.
You are welcome at the Pantorium
Club whether you are member or not.
Come in and have your shoes shined; it
costs no more than elsewhere.
For Sale Cheap-House POI West
Church; commodious, modern improve
ments, convenient to business. 80 foot
front; also one nice cottage at bar
gain. Delano 7. Smith; telephone 251.
Mrs b. B. Schollenberger has re-
turned from her two weeks visit and
will open her dressmaking parlors at 500
North Third street on Monday. Her
friends wishing their work done should
call at their earliest opportunity.
You cannot get along without a new
fall hat. Mrs. Morrill, has something
new to show you in that line. Many
buy a hat before looking around. but
you will make mistake if you do not
see the new STYLES at Mrs. Morril's.
We want to give you few pointers
about rugs. We have some elegant mo-
Guette patterns, lSx3e, for 9S cents each.
2Tx60, for $1.9S; 36x72. for s29S These
rugs gre extra nice, and they are going
fast. See them. Densel & Wilbur.
Mr.. T. L. Lynn. of State Center, spent
Friday in the city with his father. Mr.
G. f. C. Lynn, and family. Messrs
Collins and Arthur Lynn will leave
Monday for Chicago, where they will
enter the dental department. of the
Northwestern University for three
years course.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w Crofutt, of Mon
tour, We're in the city yesterday and
made a visit to DIR. Kierulff's Eye and
Ear Infirmary. Mrs. Crofutt has had
great deal of trouble with her breathing
and yesterday had a growth removed
from back of the nose. She returned
home last evening feeling much inn
proved.
Des Moines Capital: Mr.. and Mrs. j
C. Hisey. of Chicago, are remaining in
the city for a time giving ex plantations
of the Speer arithmetic method and
system before the teachers. Yesterday
they appeared before the teachers of
North Des Moines and Monday and
Tuesday they were before the teachers
lof West Des Moines at Bird and Irving
schools respectively.
Regarding a former Marshalltown
resident the Newton Journal says:
| The Muscatine Journal comes to us
with an article marked. in which it is
lclearly shown that the poem headed
Jacob and Esau.' recently published in
the Journal and signed j. B. Van Court,
was a pure and unadulterated
plagiarism. 1t was evidently copied
verbatim from Forbidden Fruit, a
unique work written by U. E. Cook, of
/ Muscatine. formerly of Lynnville, in
this county. Mr.. Van Court should
study the text BE sure your sins will
not find you out and repent before it
lis everastingly too late
Agnes. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Z. s.
burroughs. entertained few of her girl
friends this afternoon at her home, 500
North Center street, complimentary to
her 18th anniversary. The hours from 8
It'll 5 We're pleasantly whiled away with
social games, music. etc. and refresh
Iments were served by Mrs. Burroughs
assisted by Mrs. w. S. Devine and
4 rhressie Mcconnell. Those present
sIwere Carrie and Ada Powers, Gertrude
Gregory, Louise Utz, Marian and Es-
Their Forney, Maude Hawkins. Ethel
I Erickson, Fama and Hazel Sandoe,
slLyra and Jennie Benedict, Lucille Will
Hard Opal Patton and Celia Punnell
News Agent Berranche McGraw.
running on Central passengers Nos. s
4 and 6, has recently become the father
i of son. AS he was at loss to know
4 what name to present the youngster
with suggestion was made by some of
his railroad men friends to draw lots
from among the names of the Central
conductors in charge of passengers 6
and and and 4, which would be Con-
ductors Jim Andrews, EN- Young
Senator" Williams, Grip" Dawson
George Emerson Paine and Johnnie
Warren. The trial was made Friday
and all the conductors names were
placed in hat and drawn. Conductor
Williams was the lucky man, but as il
was known George Dawson would be
Jealous. his name will also be used ano
the younger McGraw will be chrstenet
. Williams Dawson McGraw
Messrs Tom Burlingame, Franz
Hicks, Tom Meader, Charlie Norris
, George Moser, Lou Stout, Will Sneak
, ley, Al Borsack, Freeman Brownell, E
) r. Bowe and Sol Tyrrell; General Man
: ager II. c. Stewart of the C. i. & D.
. and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hunter
, Mrs. Claude Smith and Miss Nelli
Norris, all of Eldora, were among tn
residents Of that city in attendance a
the Buffalo Bill show in this city Fri
day afternoon. Miss Norris left thi
city for Cedar Rapids, where she vii
: enter Coe College. Other Eldora peopl
e down for the evening performance wer
: Mr.. Frank Wenham and Miss Myrtl
o Hendryx, Mr.. Fred Mcneil and Mis-