Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-20

DR.. Bay. woodbury. block.
GeorgeJ. Allen. scientific optician.
4 Dr.sMighell. surgeon and physician.
Or. Bryant, physician and surgeon.
oysters served in any style at Gif-
lords restaurant.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at F'litton's. q West Church street.
II e. simkins, undertaking exclusive
". Second door west of postoffice.
Coal! Coal! Coal for everybody! New.
bright, fresh coal. j. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
AS good q coffee for % cents as is sold
IN Marshalltown for 80 cents. Hoyt,s
department Store.
II the parties who stole DR.. Hurd's
wheel Will call at his residence they
may have the lamp also, as he has no
use for 1t now.
If You want good, sweet chop feed
and want it fresh ground, see Ham
mond 4 Benedict They make their
feed and make the price right.
If you don't want to attend the
speaking at the opera house this even
ing you are cordially invited to attend
the grand concert of the celebrated
Oklahoma Jubilee Singers at Henry
Pappe's clothing palace
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parker received
word yesterday of the death in Man
chester OF Mrs. Belle Schof1eld, who has
visited here number of times as the
guest OF Mrs. Jennie Bennett, when she
made her home here at the residence
Oh r. e. Let's. Mr.. Parker will attend
the funeral in Manchester.
lhefe are great many who purchase
sufficient flour at one time to last all
WINTER. 10 all such Hammond & Bene-
aict are offering great Inducements.
rhey are selling White Fawn,' Min
nesotass best patent. for $1.O5 a sack in
hve and ten-sack lots: also Kansas
cream. an exceptionally good flour In
liNe and ten-sack lots for 81 per sack.
mere Is no better flour in the market
ior the price than these two brands,
take advantage of the low price asked.
Professor o. r. Gleason, the horse
tanner, will be in Marshalltown next
tuesday and give an exhibition at
Finkle's Park. He will handle ten head
OF horses. among Others the vicious
stallion Albert Lee, the most noted
horse in the state 1t promises to be the
greatest exhibition that Professor
Gleason has given in the state. Every
morse to be tanned is a fighter, and a
star in his line. Don't miss the one
grand treat of your life, and as the adj
mission is only 90 cents, everybody can
go and see Gleason's great work.
Inc lama Indians are blessed, or
perhaps afflicted would be a better!
word, with many visitors and those
VINO go there generally have jolly
sood time There never was party
mat enjoyed the trip more than the.
one mat left the city this morning and.
drove to the reservation. Lunch bas-.
kes We're not overlooked and the entire
day Will be spent there. Those of the
party are Mrs. w. c. Osman, Jr., Misses
Ella Adams, Mildred Moffatt. Lillian
Werner. Dora Smith. Edith Waterman,
Jessie Hall, Della Winery, Marie Ev-.
ans and Alta Bentley
Misses Eleanor Shockney, OF indiana
apolis, and Florence Mathers We're the
nonored guests at a pleasant card par
" given Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. McNeely, at their beautiful
home on West Main street. There were
nearly fifty guests, including both the
younger married people and the young
ladies' and gentlemen. Progressive
|cinch. which is always a popular game,
was played. The honored guests car
ried off the prizes, Miss Shockney re-
ceiving the head one and Miss Mathers
the consolation. DR.. f. s. Hynds re-
ceived the gentlemen's first prize and
the consolation was thrust upon Mr..
Mr.. Harry Hole. Music and dancing
We're enjoyed after the cards were put
away and the delicious luncheon had
been served.
A railroad party was the amusement
which Misses Eurie and kady Ford
furnished their guests Friday evening.
The Invitations We're in the wording Of
excursion tickets and thruout the even
ing the prophecy Of what was to come
was fulfilled. Names of cities and other
geographical points were played on to
form a game and in deciphering the
most Miss Jessie Arney was awarded
the prize. Lunch was served at a
counter which much resembled the ones
Ordinarily to be found in railway sta
tons. The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gray. Misses Lucy Coburn, nellie Ruth,
Lyra Benedict. Lucette Frollick, Eta
Lord, Blanche. Yokom, Dolly Austin,
Maynle ard Myrtle Rigg, Bertha Gray,
Mayme and Nellie Aud, Gertrude SAM
tee, Jennie aiorhl, Jessie and Grace Ar
ney, Marie Johnson, Alice Lingren,3
Kathryn Nertz. Hasseltine Mettlin.
Ethel Yeager, Mary CHM and Edith
Robinson; Messrs. Oscar Marsh. Will.
Norman. Dick Clay, John Mohrl. Ed
ward Andrews Charles, John and Har-
ry Chinn. Ed Austin. Tom stotts,
Charles Eckerman, Guy Gada. Harry
Hostettler, Carl Hildreth, Otto futile,
viii Long, Ray Ewald, Will Wolf and
Melvin Nertz.