Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-15

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Solid gold cuff buttons at Hellberg's.
Incandescent gas lights at Blake's at
Is cents complete.
Colored Astrakhan for children's
coats and Jackets at Newcomers.
Get your Cosmopolitan mantel at
Blake's; 10 cents, three for 20 cents.
Big line of Kabo corsets and corset
waists, styles to suit all figures, at
Newcomers.
l have secured the services of Miss
Jennie Battin and hereafter her friends
will find her at my store. Archie
Parker.
Mrs. w. b. Elliott is in Grundy Cen
ter, called by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. II. II. Gardiner, who has been very
poorly for some time.
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Dr. Mairs. osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will meet at the Windsor hotel
Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Mrs.
Wilkinson and Mrs. Kline entertain
ing.
The largest stock and newest de-
signs in Emerson pianos may be seen
at Tuffree's music house. They are the
best instruments on the market. In
spection invited.
Applications for positions on Mar
CHI nllt Acc
ball eleven will report tonight at s
o'clock sharp at Finkle's feed yard for
signal practice. l.. j. Rice, captain.
Brass and iron bedsteads and mat
tresses and springs to go with them at
the Bee Hive furniture department.
There is nothing prettier than a brass
bedstead and we have the very latest
designs. d. C Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Crary, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. MaNey, Misses Bertha
Wyatt, Grace Stubs and Ada Jerome,
of this city, went to LaMoille this
morning to be present at the Wyatt
Deming nuptials, which occurred at
noon.
Don't lose sight of the fact that there
an article bought at our store. The
work will be of the best and the goods
cost no more for it. Our silver novelties
of all kinds are beginning to arrive and
we would like to have you see the many
pretty new things. VIM. Hellberg.
The mayor heard six intoxication
cases this morning, sentencing i. Sas-
ley. arrested by City Marshal Jones,
Charles Baker, arrested by Officer
Clark, and f. Jones, arrested by Officer
Hanson, to Jail. James O'Neill- arrested
by Officer Clark, was discharged, and
NJ. Strop and F. Goodman. arrested by
City Marshal Jones and Officer Weav-
err paid the costs.
John Green, of Newton, an old sol
der who came to the city to seek adj
mission to the Soldiers Home, and
John Higgins, a stranger. We're before
Justice Allen this morning, charged
with intoxication, both having been ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Garvey. Hig-
gins was sentenced to five days and
Green was released. providing he would
stay at the Home If admitted, other
wise he was TO leave the city at once.
/
\ day evening the young lady clerks of
| the C. j. Hoyt store spent a pleasant
evening. 1t was fancy dress party,
and some of the make ups We're very
unique. Those present We're Mrs. /.
Mas. Mrs. Harriet Miller. Misses
Maizee Tuffree Alice Echternacht, Jes-
sic Conner, Annie Gregg, Lora Ma
honey. Anna Morton, Elite Winchel,
do
Engstrom, Rea Hartman, Gertrude
I3Cross and Mary Johnson.
| If the pupils of the seventh grade in
1.-The Fourth ward, taught by Mrs. Jessie
I.iston, keep on in the literary course
Itney have been pursuing they will win
not only honor for themselves, but will
decorate in a tasty way their room.
4 Mention was made a few weeks ago of
| a handsome picture given by Des
/ Moines paper to Master Ray Perry for
a fanciful sketch. In the last week s
award Master Archie Lennon, OF the
same grade, Won the prize a handsome
copy of Corots masterpiece, The
! Dance of the Nynphs.' The subject OF
the paper was How to Spend Hal
/ loween."
Mrs. c. w. Hutson was called by tele.
gram to Oskaloosa Tuesday evening
lsummoned on account of the critica
/ condition of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Satia, of this city, who has been il
4 Oskaloosa since a week ago Saturda.
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. w
NJ Bailinger, where her other daugh
tier, Mrs. Rose Grant, is also stopping
Ihaving a position in the Strassburger
Pfeiffer store. Mrs. Satia has been ;
sufferer for about one and one-hai
years with gall stones and off and OF
for the past several months has beel
!, confined to her bed. She improved t.
/ such an extent few weeks ago tina
she decided TO visit her daughters, an
on Thursday last was again stricken
! With what is feared viii prove to be he
! last Illness.
large number of young people 0
the city who were children a score o
. lyears ago are always interested in tn
work and success of Miss Elizabet
Harrison, for they We're the pupils i
her first kindergarten held in the par
, Tors of the Presbyterian church. o
the occasion of her numerous visits I
her sister. Mrs. S. p. knisely, Mis-
) Betty" as she is Familiarity called, ha
/ made many friends here, until Mar
shalltown has come to think she is on
of her daughters and one of whom to b