Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-14

The ncbbiest china At sinclair's.
Dr.. Janss. surgeon ana physician. 81
Great bargains IN those boys suits at
50 at Holes.
silk sale the balance Of this week at
Lee & Benedicts.
Nobby line Of Raglan overcoats at
o. H. Hole e Bros
Four-dollar coupon meal tickets for.
$3.50 at Chords restaurant.
The finest line OF china In the city at
the Iowa Tea Company's.
Those fancy dishes at Culley's are the
latest designs out. See them.
All the fancy silks that sold up to $1.25
a yard going at So cents. Lee & Bene-
dict.
o. H. Hole & Bro. are showing a
very strong line of $40 and $12 overcoats
and listers.
If you are troubled with cold feet get
a pair of Wallace's warm winter shoes.
The number is 9 West Main street.
Why pay cash to the credit store
when the cash man can save you big
per cent on your investment? culley.
Overlooked on stoves. Rock bottom
prices. Come and see me If you need a
stove of any kind. D. j. Bullock.
The largest life Insurance annual pre-
MUM, s4s.390. is paid annually by Mr..
Frank II. Peavey. the grain merchant
of Minneapolis, formerly of Sioux City.
Iowa, to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York on policy OF
ST. 600, 900. w. A. Little, special agent,
fremont. Marshalltown. Iowa.
Nothing pleases the average little girl
so we'll as toy baby cab. We have a
new line OF them, just unpacked. They
are substantial and pretty. Many have
had articles laid away already for the
holidays and as our stock was selected
with view to please holiday shoppers
you will find most everything in the fur
niture line here. d. G. Wilbur.
Mr. George III. Murray advance rep
Iresentative OF the Way Down East
company, was in the city Tuesday ev-
ening and portion of today complet-
ing arrangements for the appearance
| of his attraction. Mr.. Murray has been
ahead of a number OF large productions
and has visited Marshalltown before in
advance OF Charles T. Yale's Twelve
/ Temptations" and, Matthews & Bull
gers THE Governors"
The general passenger and ticket de-
| partment of the Iowa Central railway
takes pleasure In announcing reduced
rates on account of Thanksgiving day
Tickets will be sold on November g
and % to points within $50 miles Of SELL
Ling point at the rate of one and one.
third fare for the round trip. limited
! for return passage to and including No.
4 vember 30, 1900. Ask any Iowa Contra
Ticket agent for full particulars.
4 Mrs. Harry Marsh was hostess Tues.
day evening at her new home on South
4 Second street to the members Of the
4 Christian culture class of the FRS
4 Baptist church, the destinies of which
4 are presided over by Mrs. Marsh anc
Miss Kathryn L. Morgan. The
evening was spent largely with
i the lessons OF the prescribed
\ course but social features were
4 provided after they We're finished
\ DIR. Parsons made an address and Mis-
/ Ella Adams who is a pleasant speaker
4 recited. Mrs. Marsh served light re
4 freshments to her guests at the close o
4 the evening.
The second Of the series OF open meet
aEing.sto be given this season by the phil
sEssnthropy and applied Christianity de
Epartment OF the Women's Club will b,
THAT OF Thursday evening when the!
jwill entertain the husbands of the cluf
A members and friends at the home of Mr.
i and Mrs c. H. F. Boardman. The sub
|ject for discussion will be What Consti
sI,utes Good Citizenship and those VIII
Twill speak are Mayor F. G. Pierce
i Judge G. w. Burnhan, Rev. F. w. Rus
I.sell, Hon. Henry Stone and Mr.. C. H. E
4 Boardman. The musical part Of the pro
gram will consist of a piano duet b.
4 Mrs. r. w. Mcbride and Mrs. Bell
4 Waldo; song by Mrs. Will Allen. o
Mason City, and violin solo by Mis
i Mabel Wood bury.
4 A new departure for the Chicago {
Southwestern passenger runs will q
into effect the Goth inst. according to-,
81 cliculdI lLal mas just peen issued o.
!. Superintendent H. j. Slifer, Of the low
7 division. The circular provides tina
d each and every run on this division, in
Guiding all the branches. will be bulie
tined after the goth. and all applica
tons for the runs must be in by tn
! 18th inst. The idea in bul'etining therun
\ is to favor the older conductors-that /.
as regards length Of service. There ar
several runs on the main line an