Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.

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George J. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Stuffed dates at Myers They are de-
licious.
The newest patterns in fancy vests at
Stern's.
Good outing flannels from cents
yard up at Newcomers.
Ladies' black satin waises, new
styles. 81. Archie Parker.
Pecan stuffed dates, something new
and palatable, at Myers grocery.
H. E. simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice.
We are receiving some very new
styles in trouserings that are chic.
Hopkins.
Your suit will be called for, pressed
and delivered promptly, If you are a
member of the Pantorium Club.
Our $3.50 Packard shoes have all the
wear and style of a IS shoe. Try pair.
Bromley's Shoe Store, 40 East Main
street.
Select your lot in my residence block.
Eight now for sale. Also house. which
is to be moved forward. Delano T.
Smith. Telephone 25l.
We guarantee" that any cigar on
which we place our name as distribute
ors" to be the best piece of goods on
the market for the price. Van Derveer
& La Shelle.
Grundy Center correspondence in
Reinbeck Courier: MIR. and Mrs. Herb
Cole, of Marshaltown, and Mrs. Dave
Wetzel, of Wellington, Kas., are here on
account of the death of their father, Mr..
Cole"
Reynolds, Watson & Co. are con-
stantly receiving new goods. Just now
canned corn, tomatoes, pears, peaches,
ing put in stock Oranges, lemons, APP
pies and bananas constantly on hand.
Fireman William Peterson, OF the
| Central, who has been a resident Of the
city fifteen years and was married
about a year ago went to Oskaloosa
Friday evening, accompanied by Mrs.
Peterson, where he will take up his
abode, having been transferred there
by the company. Mr.. Peterson is run
ming on the chain gang out of Oskaloo-
sa.
Iowa Falls Sentinel: Court convened
Monday with Judge Whitaker on the
bench. The docket is light one, but a
number of important cases will come to
trial Among the leading ones are dam
age cases against the Iowa Central
I,oiy ,pI,f nv fla
of the late Herbert Dillon. formerly of
this city, for $4,000, for the accidental
death of her husband
AT the meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the NJ. f. church held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. l.. E. Darling
land Mrs c. D. Lusby at the formers
home, the annual election of officers re-
suited as follows: President, Mrs. T..
Smith: first vice president, Mrs l.. S.
lSchimp; second vice president, Mrs.
4 George Trautmann; secretary. Miss
Alice Patterson; treasurer, Mrs. En-
4 met Waters.
In speaking of the recent convention
of the Sixth district w. C. r. U. work
ers held at Ames. the Times of that
i city says: Mrs. Mary Miller, matron
4 shalltown, gave very interesting talk
on her work, and of the inmates of the
i Home under her immediate care, and
4 many other items of interest connected
4 with the home to which the department
4 president added much valuable infor-
i nation
4 The members Of the Iowa State Nor
4 NAL School football eleven, of Cedar
Falls We're in the city this morning,
ZEN route to Grinnell, where they meet
4 the Iowa College team this afternoon
4 Messrs. j. d. and Earl G. Thompson. OF
Green Mountain. we'll known in this
city, are members of the team, the for
lner playing right tackle and the lat
ter being a substitute full or end Mr.
tC. A. Wyant, a brother of Miss Lydia
Wyant, of the high school, is also OF
the team and plays left end. He is SAID
: TO be one Of the best ends in the state
and a star player.
The cruiser New Orleans sailed from
the Brooklyn navy yard today for Ma
I Mia and ii is presumed that Harr,
! Gregg. of this city, went with it. Al
! effort was made to have Mr.. Greg
. transferred to another ship, as he pre-
4 ferred not to go to Manila on tw,
; years cruise, the time assigned to tn
boat. The effort was without result
however, as under a recent change il
! the rules of enlistment of the navy de
partment Harry lacked thirty days Q
4 having served the requisite time to en-
; title him to duty on our shores. Th
$ decision came so late that Mrs. Greg
+. did not have time to go to New York t
q bid her son farewell, otherwise sh
o would have done so.
Ex-Grand Master f. II. Hibben. {
!. the Odd Fellows. arrived home Frida
= Eevening from Waterloo. where he ha
!, been in attendance at the grand lodg,
= In accordance with statement mad
- in these columns several days ago, Nj
= Hibben was unanimously nominated 9
= grand representative to the sovereig
- grand lodge. He was also named q
- chairman of the appeals and grievance
: committee the most important con
), rnittee of the entire body. Mr.. Hibbe
- was accompanied to the, city by sewers
!, prominent odd Fellows, who were h
! guests at a theater party in the ever
ing. Among them were Lieutenal
Governor Miliman and Judge u.
IN Church. the latter of Jefferson. Mr..
W. Mundhenk, of this city, who W;
ipctalled as Grand marshal of III