Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-06

Watch the show window of d. G. Will
bur for the latest styles in furniture.

Watch the show window of d. G. Will
bur for the latest styles in furniture.
The largest stock Of pianos ever
shown in the city at Tuffree's music
house.
One hundred black electio seal NUNS,
worth 81, for IS cents. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Have you seen those kersey over
coats that Pappe Bros. are selling
for IS and $40?
Ladies' dressing sacques. delicate
shades, warranted fast colors, IS cents
to $3.50 each. Hoyt's Department Store.
Gen. Joubert loaned Gen. White a
litter to carry the wounded British
from the battlefield. Flitton will not
loan his laundry, but he will do your
work in first-class style.
We sell coal and wood. and feed for
cattle. at prices which make the peo-
pie prattle. If needing either it will be
funny If you don't come with ready
money and try to investigate the mat
ter whilst we grow fat, fatty, fatter.
Arson Company.
A Northwestern switch engine col
| lided Saturday night with a part of a
freight train that did not clear. The
result was that few cars We're
wrecked, necessitating number Of
section men working nearly all night to
get things in shape again.
After the afternoon services Sunday
the Universalist Society held a short
parish meeting, at which Mr.. Charles
Bay was elected treasurer, to fill the
vacancy left by Mrs. Ella Baum Mich
OILS, resigned, and l.. G. Esperson was
elected moderator, that chair having
been declared vacant
Mrs. Mary Huntley, of Cedar Rapids,
and mother. Mrs. Martha Green, of Gill
man, who have been in the city week
assisting in caring for their brother
and son, James l.. Green, who is sick
| with typhoid fever at his home on West
North, street, returned Saturday eve
ming to their respective homes. Mr..
Green's condition is very much i'm
proved.
Excellent materials, splendid work
manship, elegant tone and attractive
stiua.ents are astse OF me features
that commend the Emerson piano to the
public. You can not make mistake in
buying an Emerson; there are no better
pianos manufactured. When you pay
your money for an Emerson it is sat
isfacfion to knew that you have the
very best. The Emerson is sold only at
the Tuffree music house.
In commemoration of her 18th birth
day Mrs. S. NJ. Rubee. 609 North Center
street, entertained a number of her
| friends Friday afternoon. The after
noon pleasures were enhanced by a
solo sung by Miss Tiffany and duets by
Misses Larson and Rubee. Tea was
served at 5 O'clock. Those present were
Mesdames L. S. Burroughs, n. w. Will
son, John McGalle. 2. Peterson, AL
Frazer, c. o. Frazer, c. Punnell and N.
Larson.
Mr.. Henry Altsehuler was arrested
by City Marshal Jones Saturday even
ling upon an information filed by that
officer. charging him with violating
| the city ordinance regarding the block
| ing of sidewalks. 1t was alleged that
| Mr.. Altschuler had placed sign in
| front of the Stern clothing house In
such a manner as to cause people In
lconvenience in passing. He appeared
i Saturday evening, pleaded guilty and
paid the costs incurred in the case.
/ The funeral of. the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Kimberley. which was held from
/ the Christian church Sunday after
noon. was largely attended. Rev. w
/ ii. Scott conducted the services. The
Ifloral offerings We're very many. one
especially handsome boquet was OF
white chrysanthemums sent by the
I Elizabeth Hixson Club. the members OF
/ which have been friends so long. The
/ pail bearers We're Messrs G. A. Turner
HI. o. Monohon, G. II. Haas, +. Shurti
land Thomas McLarnan. The de
ceased's sister, Mrs. John Moore
daughter, Mrs n. NJ. Valentine. ane
liner daughter. Miss Lou Valentine, al
.Iof Montezuna, were in the city Sunda,
flor the funeral.
Mrs. Clara Edgar went to Boone sun
lday morning, summoned by doubiy
4 sad telegram, saying that both he
father and mother, Mr.. ana Mrs. JON
Yeager, We're not expected TO 1--we. MI
Yeager has been in very poor healti
flor several months, and has recent.
been growing worse. Mrs. 4eager,
lady of 60 years, was very recently at
tackled With pendicitis, and an opera
ton was performed at noon Sunday
lowing to her advanced age the physi
clans did not give much hope for he
surviving the ordeal. In the evening
lother daughters, Mrs. III. G. Hansen, Q
, Ithis city; Mrs. r. l.. Thompson, of Gil
man. and Mr.. Harry Yeager, of Grin
nell, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager
: went to Boone Aside from these chill
/ Edren there are three daughters and
son at home, Mrs. Ida Hoffman, Mrs
/ Maggie Duesler. Miss Cora Yeager an
Mr.. Will Yeager.
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