Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-22
DR.. Henrlcksen, Kirby block.

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DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Masque ball. Forneys Hall Thursday.
Don't miss the bargains at the Bos-
ton Store.
If your laundry is taken to Flitton 1t
will be done right.
Mems heavy fleeced underwear, 80
cents. Boston Store.
Storm doors, only so cents each, at the
L. Lamb Lumber Company's.
All widths of cotton and linen torchon
lacesin the clearing sale, 5 cents. Bos-
ton Store.
Ladies' fine quality light weight wool
vests and pants, regular s1.25 quality,
for 81. Hoyt's Department Store.
A liberal reward will be paid for the
from my safe on Nov. 8, 1899. G. W.
Beasley.
Ralston entire wheat bread. baked
fresh every day. at Sundell's Cafe and
Bakery. There is none better or more
wholesome.
The remains of the late Edwin j.
Crawford will be taken to Chaplin this
evening, where his parents reside. and
the funeral will be held tomorrow.
Messrs. M. l.. Butlef and Herbert
Johnson, of New Providence, spent
Tuesday in the city with friends, leav-
ing in the evening. via the Central. in
company with Mr.. c. w. Beach, of that
I'll
and New Mexico, where they will spend
several weeks hunting. They anticipate
a very pleasant trip.
Mr.. Louis Andrews, elder son of Mr..
I. F. Andrews, and a former resident
of this city accepted position Tues
day with the Iowa Central and began
work in the auditors Office. being
placed on the ticket accounts. Mr. An
drews has been in Chicago for the past
two years, where he has been playing
in one of the large bands of that city.
He will move his family here next
| week.
Miss Carolyn Gilman was hostess at a
dinner served Tuesday evening at the
Pilgrim in honor of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Black, whose wedding to Mr.. Her
bert Sidney Lawrence will be solem-
nized this evening. Miss Gilman's
guests included the bridal party, and
besides the bride and her maid of honor
Miss Louise Marlowe, of Quincy, ILL.,,
Included Misses Anna and Matena Nell
son, Mary Welles, nellie Whitton and
Bessie Oliver.
/ This is the season of the year when
| the average citizen begins to think of
what to buy for Christmas? piece
of furniture, dining room table or a
set of cobbler seat chairs would be very
| appropriate. d. c. Wilbur is receiving
| new goods daily, something better than
in former years, and the prices make
it possible for every one to make their
friends substantial present. You
may find anything YOU want in the
furniture line at the Bee Hive furniture
/ department.
Mrs. Mary Gladden. departed Tuesda.
evening for Jefferson City, Mo-. where
i she will make her future home. Mrs
Il gladden. has lived in Marshalltown fol
4 two years. or since the death of hel
husband. the late Robert Gladden., VIII
was brought to this city from Pickering
for treatment. Mr. Gladden. was agen
for the Central and Milwaukee at Pick
ering for many years, and his wife ha
many friends in the county. Mrs. Cad
den was born and reared in Jefferson
City, and a number of her relative
live there.
Ms. and Mrs. John Paine. of Water
loo arrived in the city this mornin
1t, oil,
Miss Bessie Black, to Mr., Herbert
Lawrence. this evening. Mr.. and Mr.:
Hiram Paine, of Winthrop, uncle an
aunt of the bride-elect. arrived Tues
day evening, as did also Rev. and Mr.:
: T. A. Black. of Wyman, Louisa count.
Miss Susie Dakin. of State Cente
: lcame this morning to attend the wee
: ding. as did also Mr.. Calvin Blacl
brother of the bride-elect, who is al
Z tending the divinity school at Far
bault, Mimi.
n The following complimentary motto
= of one of the cIty's favorite singers al
/, pears in a recent number of the CHI
, cago Tribune in report of a large ban
! Equet given by the Methodists and a
4 tended by many prominent peopl
is Miss Edna Louise Parker, Of Ma
b. shalltown Iowa, gave two vocal sol
N that received fattering applause fro
: the audience Miss Parker is mezz
r. soprano. who is the possessor of an u
v. Iusually melodious voice; her low ton
were soft and clear and we'll defin
= and her control Of her voice in {
: ranges was superb. The expressi'
= with which she rendered both sele
! tons made them thoroughly enjoy
- bic"
TT Mr.. Harry Sloan, manager of t
se Let's Fletcher Grocery Company, ma
st a consignment today of good Americ;
u eatables to his friend, Mr.. S. G. McFa
y land, United States consul at Nottin
w ham, England. in response to pleadi
letter from that gentleman. In ado
nd ton to many canned fruits and veget
n bles. pancake flour. pancake grddl
az popcorn and a popcorn pepper. \
d. Sloan was told to put in 'everythi
IL that's good for You may be sure j
lis not to be had in this market which
u did, sending as he calls it "a raft
er stuff Mr.. Mcfarland evidently d.
h. not intend to go hungry SO long as
RS native country remains land
at plenty
ip Masque ball. Forney's Hall Thursd
zee >.--
The funeral of Grandma" Elijah