Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-23
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
We fit kid gloves, at Newcomers.
Pure drugs. H. G. sieg. 1Os East Main

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] We fit kid gloves at Newcomers.
Pure drugs. H. c. Sieg. 10S East Main.
A new lot of battenberg patterns just
received at Newcomers.
still offer you guaranteed wringer
for S1.79. d. j. Bullock
Fancy sateens for comfortables and
pillow tops. Hoyt's Department Store.
Those fall and winter hats at Mrs.
Morrill's are beauties. Make your selec-
| ton at any time, as new goods are ar
irving daily.
| Congressman John F. Lacey, of Oska-
loosa, passed through the city Sunday
evening, en- route home from week S
campaign tour in the northern part of
the state.
1 The wise man will take his suit of
clothes to Fltton before cold weather
sets in, and all those who want first
class laundry will patronize him, as he
does excellent work.
There is just one use for watch and
that is to keep time. If yours fails in
this you have no watch at all and
should see Hellberg Immediately He
is doing the patchwork of the town
Madam Johnson. foreign buyer and de-
signer for large wholesale millinery
house, will be with us today and tomor-
row. Some exclusive new designs will
be displayed during her stay here
Hoyts Department Store.
| Mr. f. A. Moscrip, the IRIS circu-
lation man who is making the custom
airy house to house canvas of the coun-
! ty in the interests of the semi-weekly
| II, reports an unusually good feel
| ing among the voters. Every body seems
we'll satisfied with everything and does
not hesitate to declare his intention to
support the republican ticket
Rev. Charles Jessup, of Indiana, who
addressed a union meeting in this city
one week ago, delivered his lecture on
The Quakers, Slavery and Temper
| ance' Sunday night at LeGrand. 1t was
union meeting of all the churches of
/ the village and was held in the Method
list church, which was filed. Several.
We're present from this city. and they
say the address was appreciated.
Mrs. w. H. Noorhies returned to her
4 lolls III MASON lily saturday. a1tef a
few days stay in the city at the home
of her sister, Mrs. B. 7. VOORHEES,, on
! account of the illness of the latter's
husband. Mr.. Noorhies is thought to be
doing very WE'LL although his trouble is
not very far advanced as yet. He is
suffering from malaria entirely. his fe-
Yer not showing any symptoms of ty-
1 piloid.
Mr.. ~ w. Lundy. of Webster City.
/ who has for several Years been the gem
eral agent of the Champion Harvesting
/ Machine Company at Fargo, n. D., has
accepted a position. beginning work
this morning, with the Standard Food
/ Company, with headquarters in this
4 city. MIR. Lundy has rented one of the
Church cottages on North Third street,
1 and viii remove his family here from
/ Webster City next week.
4 Realizing that the citizens of Mar
shalltown buy just as fine vehicles as
those of large cities, Darling & Mum
Idy, the implement dealers purchased
a car load OF the finest stanhopes and
4 rubber tire buggies to be obtained in
the market. The car arrived today and
is being unloaded and the vehicles will
soon be on display at the show room Of
the firm. The styles are those adopted
for 1900 and the rigs are very handsome.
4 Cab and see them.
4 MIR. and Mrs. L. Leroy Meeker, who
were recently married in Monmouth.
4 H.. arrived home Sunday morning at .
lolclpcll from Monmouth. where they
went last Wednesday TO he present at
q the A.noldLahann wedding at which
Mrs MeslSer WAS matron. Miss Lahann
\ Ehaving been one of Mrs. Meeker's
bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs. Meeker
nave been spending their honeymoon in
: Chicago and Buffalo. They will be at
home after Nov. 1 at No. 400 North
Center street
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Everist and
daughter Verda went to Albion Satur-
day evening to remain over Sunday al
the home of the formers nephew, Mr..
Jesse E,verist and incidentally TO see
their old friend, Rev. John Montgom-
f cry, whose death is expected almost any
time. Rev. Montgomery, who is vel
known in this city and throughout the
Marshalltown district of the Methods
church as a former Methodist divine
/, has been i'll for. some time with troubles
due to his advanced age.
. Acting General Manager j. N. Title.
) more, of the Central. went to Chicago
Saturday night, where. he remained
over sunday, and from there goes Il
t Peoria. TO meet President Kinball anc
: the New York directors, who are due t
J. arFive in that city at 9 O'Clock Tuesda,
d morning. General Superintendent c. w
a Huntington and General Auditor T. j
: WATSON left for Peoria this morning t,
i meet the officials. The party will com
d 10 the city on the Hawk Eye, which
was sent to Peoria to be used for tina
purpose
d Mrs. j. D. Goldsworthy and daughte
: Edith. of Spencer, arrived in the cit.
i Saturday evening and remained owe
n Sunday with the formers sister an
i niece, Mrs. w. l.. White and Miss Zad
( White. Sunday evening Mrs. Colds
: worthy went to Grinnell. where she vii
: take up her abode for the winter. Mis-
Ielma Goldsworthy, a daughter, is Il
Iowa College, while Lewis, a son. is
! student at the high school, The young
II er daughter, Edith, will also ente
: school in Grinnell, the primary depart
It ment of the public schools.
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I, Mrs George A Sewer assisted n