Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-28
DR.. Nichols. 1os East Main street.


Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
DR.. Japss. physician and surgeon.
Big line Of cotton blankets at New
comer's.
Gents heavy fieeced underwear at NJ,
r. Andrews
Domestic and imported cigars at the
Pantorium Club.
Your laundry work will be done right
If taken to Flitton.
| Outing gowns in white, pink and fam
cies at Newcomers.
Oak and hickory chunks, split wood
and coal cheaper than the cheapest.
Arson Company.
Our black. blue or brown all-wool
kersey overcoats at $3.50. $3.50 and $40
are the best in town. Stern.
| Bucks steel ranges. More Bucks
than any other single brand sold in the
city. Schmidt's hardware store.
Owing to the recent advance in horse
shoing supplies we are compelled to
raise the price of horseshoeing. Horse
Il ~. .
1 We have many desirable patterns
from which you may make your selec-
tons for fall or winter suit. The
latest styles and best fit. Brenneck.
Go and investigate spiritualism and
its claims at Spiritualists' Hall. Admis-
sion, % cents. Light seance Sunday
night at s O'clock by c. L. winans, me-
dunn.
Glance at the show window Of d. C..
Wilbur as you are passing and see the
handsome birdseye maple furniture on
display. Those ladies' dressing tables,
chairs and other articles are just the
thing. Everything new and hobby at
the Bee Hive furniture department.
Edward Vogel, the young son of Au-
gust Vogel, of GOA North First avenue,
while playing in company with some
playmates with a piece of machinery
back of Ketchum & Johnston's ware
house, got his fingers in cog wheel.
The result was that the middle finger
of the boys right hand was badly
| mashed.
| While switching in the yards this
|
kicked a car onto sidetrack and in
50 doing a string of box cars that did
not clear was struck. The result was
that one of the cars was toppled over
land another dislodged from the trucks.
necessitating getting out one of the
wrecking derricks to clear the tracks.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Ross C. Peterson de-
lightfully entertained company of
1 friends very informally at their home
Friday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner.
Their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. L. T..
Cady, DIR. and Mrs. C. c. Cottle, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Greenbaum, Mr. and
Mrs. E. w. Welles, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence and Mr.. Graham w. Law
renee.
1 Spiritualists' Hall, over East State
street, light seance at S o'clock Sunday
evening for the benefit of the society.
Admission, % cents. This class of Sc
! ances is one of the best for skeptics and
/ investigators. The public is invited.
Often every one present gets a letter
from friends and relations on the spirit
4 ual side of life. Come out and see and
hear for yourselves.
II. 0pTQ received from flOcklOTu, ILL.,. is
to the effect that the Marshalltown
A young ladies attending school there are
doing we'll. The ladies referred to are
4 Misses Jessie and Ruth Binford and
Leora Crabtree. Recently they took a
six mile walk into the country and, OBJ
serving a farmer and his wife gathering
corn, they crawled under the fence and
took a part in the work. The farmer
and his wife We're appreciative and in
yited the girls to their house for sup
per, serving them with pumpkin pies
and all the good things in farm house
larder.
Miss Eta Mendenhall went to Stan.
ford Friday evening, where today She
Iattended the fifth annual conference OF
, the Bangor and Honey Creek quarterl.
meetings. Stanford is little Friend.
settlement, three miles northwest o
: I4iscomb, and several years ago was
lquite thickiy settled with Quakers
+ Rev. j. Edgar Williams, pastor of thu
/ Friends church Of this city, drove t,
Stanford Friday afternoon, to be pres
: ent at the conference, and today wa
on the program for an address. Thi
levening Miss Mendenhall Will go t
New Providence, where she will be tn
guest over Sunday of her friend, Mis-
: Bertha Kersey.
q Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Parsons, ac
: companied by Mr.. and Mrs Thoma
t Shoemaker, of Griggsville, ILL.,, VIII
e have been their guests for a week, wen
. to Oskaloosa this morning, where 'the.
spent the day as the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. y. j. Bentley, of the firm of Cree
;, & Bentley. Messrs. Bentley and Gree,
: are former Griggsville boys, and MI
!, Shoemaker took Mr.. Bentley from TIL
. high school in that town several year
). ago. to teach him the drug bushes:
About twenty-eight years ago Nj
Shoemaker visited Marshalltown, Oska
q loosa and other Iowa towns, for tn
a purpose of looking up location, bu
), as he was not very we'll satisfied re
4 turned home and told Mr.. Bentley an
Mr.. Green of the opening at Oskaloost
The firm now enjoys the distinction {
q downing what is probably the finest dru
i store in the state.
i. A premature Halloween party wa
d that of Friday evening when hide an
n seek party was INDUCED in by eigf
$, young ladies and eight young gentle
h men. The young ladies designated fou
J. blocks in which they would hide an