Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-30
DR.. Henriksen, diagnostician.
Fresh taffies daily at Fellner's.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Fellner's Italian chocolate creams
nothing finertry them.

fellnerS Italian chocolate creams
nothing finer-try them.
Cora Williams, NJ. D., specialist. Dis
seases of women, Library building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Lackey, of near
Laurel, are parents of a son, born Fri
day at noon.
Two good bedsteads, with springs, and
a few pieces of choice house furniture,
at bargain. G. 7. Bourne POS West
Main.
See the new doylies, stamped on best
art linen, with designs of lilies, daisies,
roses, peoples, ETC., just received at
Newcomers.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Paul's parish
will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
c. o. Rogers. BOG North First street
Tea will be served by committee.
Protopapes, the Grecian Hercules
and the Trochadero Vaudeville Com.
pany, spent Friday in the city, be-
ing en- route from Newton to Nevada
The Timber Creek Center Cemeter.
Association will meet at the center
school house Monday, October g. at
which time the annual election of Off
GERS will occur.
Mr.. Leech, of Nebraska, a brother of
Constable S. Y. Leech, of this city, ar
rived Friday and will remain until af-
ter the reunion of the Second Iowa cav
airy. Mr.. Leech was member of
Company l.
The temperature went four degrees
lower during the night than it did on
Thursday night. The minimum, accord
ing to the Western Unions instrument,
was %, or ten degrees below the freez-
ing point. Fridays maximum was 81.
There was another killing frost this
morning.
Mr.. George d. Brown will leave Tues
day with another excursion party for
central and western parts of Minnesota
North and South Dakota through the
Red river country. Any one wishing to
take the trip can get cheap rates by
calling on Mr.. Brown. This is a nice
country and you ought not to miss the
opportunity of seeing it.
MIR. C. d. Ham, of the Dubuque Herald,
former lieutenant colonel of the Forty
ninth Iowa, was in the city Friday on
business, coming for the purpose of
looking over the plant of theT.-R From
nere Mr.. Ham went to Des NIoines,
where he Will inspect some of the news
paper plants of that city. The Herald
Company is contemplating making
some extensive improvements in its
plant.
Madam Jonsson, foreign buyer for a
large wholesale millinery house. as
sisted Mrs. Staat in her grand millinery
opening today and will remain over
Monday. Many of the beautiful styles
We're the creation of the madam, who
mas no superior in this country. Mrs.
Staat will be pleased To have her friends
call, assuring them that the display this
season is the greatest ever shown in
this city. Open tonight until 10 o'clock.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Friday was the ninth birthday of
| Miss Gussie Heinz. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Heinz, and in honor of the
lsevent Mrs. Heinz planned a surprise
] for her daughter by inviting in num-
Der of little friends to spend the hours
1 from A till T. Miss Gussie was the re-
cipient of many tokens of friendship.
and supper was served to the guests at
5 80. Those present We're Misses Flossie
and Ethel Ward, Charlotte Click, Marie
Wiidman. Maud Clark, Celia Johnson,
Neva Baker. Nellie Meeker. Helen
| Boardrnan, Gierna Mcclure Marjorie
lAigeier and Millie Heinz.
Reinbeck Courier: Two men from
near Marshalltewn rode in here on
wheels last Sunday evening in hot pur-
lsuit Of man who had stolen robe
from a buggy standing near country
4 church down in Marshall county They
1 had suspicious that the man came this
way, but not finding him here and be-
ling nearly exhausted from their long
ride they We're about to give up the
chase when Marshal Powderly came tt
Their rescue MIR. Powderly had rea-
sons to think the man had been here
land he telepfioned to Hudson and fount
Tout he had just driven into that place
/ Messrs Powderly and Auber and tbs
TWO gentlemen from Marshall count,
drove hastily to Hudson andfound theil
4 man in bed at a hotel. After some
plulfing the man saw that he wa:
4 caught and gave up the robe and gladly
"shelled out fer the trouble he hat
8 caused and was allowed TO go on hi:
journey.
Mrs Archie NJ Parker was hostess
Friday afternoon between and
!. Ioclock TO the members of the Haw
thome and Unity Clubs, to which sh'
belongs. entertaining the ladies at ;
I"childrer' party" The invitations
which were issued by Katie Parker.
land contained at the bottom the words
Backward turn backward. oh time, /
We may: make me a child again just TO
Friday" gave the guests somewhat o
Ian idea of the nature of the affair
Each came dressed as she was year
ago. and enjoyed children's games an,
a childrens lunch. A geography gam
was the feature of the afternoon an
Iresulted in Mrs. d. T. Denmead secur
! ing the first prize and Mrs. f. s. Kauf
mann the consolation. Mrs. Parke
was assisted in serving by Misses Mari
Kaufman and Bessie Oliver. and Mis-
: Bertha Whitaker, of Clear Lake. Be
sides the members there We're presen
Mrs Carrie Jacobs-Bond. of Chicago
: and Mrs. Jerome Wells, of Boone.
Mrs. Nellie Bowman was hostess Fri
day evening at very delightful
O'Clock tea as farewell to Misses Bes
d Isle w and Edna Louise Parker, VIII
y expect to leave Sunday for Chicago
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