Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Tailoring 8Conlpany's.
Repairing done a Flitton's dye works,
"a West Church street.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
Fellner's candies are clean, pure and
fresh. We make them every hour
DR.. Getz will answer consultation
calls in country and surrounding towns.
We will put on sale Monday our one-
yard-Wide raffeta silk at 81. Lee &
Benedict.
4 We have an entire new line of pillow.
tops. fancy cords, denims and tickings.
The HawkeNe.
Special sale of trimmed hats and
street hats tonight. Trading stamps.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Now is the time to fix up for the vim
ter. We have got what you want. j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
The Washington dispatches OF today
tell of the granting of a pension of Sc to
Thomas Nutter of this city.
A good oil heater will warm up any
sized room; also Mood heaters from $3.50.
up. sehmidt's hardware store.
We have just received some Very new
shades in fall and winter suitings. and
we can show you the goods. Hopkins.
Richelieu pancake flour gives the best
of satisfaction With Lyndon pure ma
pie syrup the breakfast is complete.
Reynolds. Watson q Co.
Z Rev. Isom P. wooten went to oska
night he attended board meeting of
the Penn College directors.
The little boys of st. Andrews Mis-
sor viii meet this evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Marston, when
they will reorganize and plan work for
the coming year
Go to the Paragon restaurant, l19g
East Main street. for your lunches cleo
lion night. Roas, turkey. strawberry
shorteake. oyster pastiss and every thing
good. Open all night.
Contractor c. c. Gilman arrived home
from the east Friday. having been to
Ohio to look after his work on the Bal
5timore & Ohio, where he has a gang
of men employed in doing double track;
ing.
Miss Ada Falls of Oskaloosa, arrived
in the city this morning to be present
at the children's party given by Miss
Frances Needham this afternoon. Mrs
b. g. Falls and son Lyman Will b. here
the W. W. Ward home.
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Principal j. IS. MCGOWAN. of the high
school Was in Grinnell today to witness
the football game between Iowa College
and the Iowa State College Ames. Mr..
Herbert Parker. of this city, vas aleo in
attendance at the game, and Mr.. G.. r.
Struble, of Toledo, an alumnus of iowa
College changed cars here en- route to
Grinnell.
ity 1T the bargain counter. Cheap suits
are always the most expensive in the.
end, for ii Is true that good comes only
from good. Bear in mind that we carry
all the latest and best importations and
can make you a suit at a reasonable
price that Will last longer than three
cheap ones. Petersen & Co.
A telegram to Postmaster j. @. Saint,
received this afternoon from First As
sistant Postmaster General w. NJ. John
son, at Washington, authorizes the clos
ing at the postotfice on next Tuesday
az holiday. The Office will be open on
election day, as on all holidays between
$3.50 and 1890 One business and one
residence delivery Will be made in the
forenoon.
Mr.. George F. Walker, clerk to Com
mandant C. G. Horton, of the Soldiers
Home left Friday evening for Muaca-
tine where he Will spend Sunday with
his aunt, Mrs. E. A. Walker. On Monday
he will go to his home in Rochester,
Cedar county. where he will vote. a
straight republican ticket on Tuesday
Mr.. Walker could vote here, as he has
been in Marshall county for two years
but he feels that his vote is needed more
this year in HE home county.
The members of the high school foot
ball eleven went to Ames this morning.
where this afternoon they met the Ames
high school. ManagerJ j. F. Reed and
Coach j. II. Wright, Jr., accompanied
the eleven, #as did also Mr.. Walter Hull
a high school student. The team lines
up against the Ames eleven with Cos
sard as center: Lounsberry and Saint as
guards: Parsons and Hull. tackles:
Long and Burroughs ends; Beasley,
quarterback; Sieg and Coleman, halves:
Moore, full back. Kent and Jurdan were
taken along as substitutes.
T. F. Bradford, Ike Forbes and Char.
ley Seeiy are claiming to have sought
S. g. Bentley and offered to cover the
bet which their democratic friend from
State Center refused and are growing
over the fact. Mr.. Bentley says he Of
fered to place money on several propo-
sitions, all Of which We're refused; fur
thermore, that the alleged roll OF $1,000
was nothing more than brown paper
covered with few bills of small de-
nomination and that the entire trio
didn't have more than $50 In their pos
session when it came TO show down.
Piano conhdeAee.You may think this
is peculiar expression. It may be,
but did you ever stop TO think that con-
fidence in your dealer is almost abso-
lutely essential? You feel safer when
buying piano if you are dealing with
q reliable dealer, who handles nothing
but strictly high grade in1truments.
Don't you? It's natural to feel that way
because you know you will be honestly
dealt with. This is the basis on which
we do business. It will pay you to call
and have q talk with us about the SUI
peri0rity OF the Emerson piano. r.. A.