Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-03

bur's.
Very best Atwood, fleece-lined UNI
worth Is cents, for so cents, at
Stern's.
Beautiful styles in black crepon at 81
and SIPS a yard received today. Hoyt's
Store.
Ever see cur $3.50 grey melton over
coat? Others ask $3.50 for the same
goods. Buy at Storms.
Those foot stools at Marion Cards
are cheap as to price, but very sub
stantial and attractive. Ask to see
them
Fresh solid meat oysters for your
Sunday dinner at A. E. Myers Ours is
the only place in the city where you
can get them.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond went to-
Carroll this morning, where she will
give recital this evening for the benz
eft of the library.
Thoroughly reliable clothing is what
the people want, something that is
and at the same time looks
we'll Farrand & Clifford have it in
every department of their store. The
prices and clothing are both what they
should be.
Mr.. f. r. Spencer and his paul
Kauvar company arrived in the city
this morning and are quartered at the
various hotels. Mr.. Spencer says the
in Iowa. The scenery arrived
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Girls slip quietly around to He'll
bers,s and select the chatting dish you
want He has a large lot of new ones,
beautiful TO look at. with the latest
patented lamps. porcelain bowls, etc.
With every dish goes a recipe book tell
ing of all the latest chatting dish deli
cacies.
Hellberg has the newest thing in
leather goods. that are hand-carvee
Mexican leather that you have heard
about but never seen. In bin books,
pocketbooks, belts. cigar holders and
match safes-positively the most beau
tiful work in choice leather goods ever
shown in the west.
Congressman Cousins departed for
the east after his address Thursday
night his destination being Youngs
town, o., where he speaks on Saturday
night. Youngstown is the battle ground
of eastern Ohio in the gubernatorial,
contest being waged between Judge
Nash and Mclean.
Excellent materials. splendid work
,nanship, elegant tone and attractive
Instruments are some of the features
that commend the Emerson piano to the
public. You can not make d mistake in
buying an Emerson: there are no better
pianos manufactured. When you pay
your money for an Emerson it is a sat
isfaction to know that you have the
Very best. The Emerson is sold only at
the Tuffree music house.
Quite good deal of local interest is
tonight. There is considerable small
betting going on and undoubtedly be-
fore the returns are received tonight
tons placed. The Jeffries corner seems
although there is some support for the
sailor, many banking on the latter's
claims TO superior strength and his
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Mr.. L. c. Rood, formerly of this city.
hut now Of Webster City, arrived
Thursday evening from Tama. Mr..
Rood and his Wife who has been here
for week visiting at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. W Evans
WIN make Marshalltown their home 70,
his winter. taking charge of the fy-
ans home while Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
are absent in Chicago With their
daughters Mesdames II. W. Clifford
and Charles Peck. Mrs. Evans Nil
leave for Chicago next week and Mr.
Evans viii follow week or Two later
Mis w G. Woodworth was hostes.
Thursday evening al her home, corne
of First and Grant streets, to few
young lady friends of her granddaugh
Ter, Miss Anna Wo0dworth or Shreeye
port, La, who has been spending TIN
summer in the city, entertaining then
. at a o'clock tea. The guests wer
Misses Charlotte Whitton, Carrie An
Cirews, Jennie Van Week Marie Kauf
mann and Lulu Ray. of Allison. Mis-
. Woodwork went To Des MONIES thi
morning where she Will visit fey
days with her uncle. after which sh
!, will leave for her home.
: Eighteen pupils of the Arnold war
: have been sent to their homes fey
days on account of a fear that the
might have been exposed 10 the diph
iberia. 1t was thought best by the prin
. cipal, Miss Harriet Birdsall. 10 take n
: chances, hence the action. The pupil
> sent home had been playing with a
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