Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22
Kuymiss at Mcbride & wins.

BUY your 10Y a suit OIL =. "A. STERN
Emerson pianos. Tuffree Music
House.
Flower pots and hanging baskets; all
sizes at Culley's.
The best Sunday dinner in the city for
% cents at Chords.
BE sure and visit our store before
buying. p. A. Stern.
Clothes baskets, wash tubs, boards
and wringers at Culley's.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. D. Diseases of
women and children a speciality.
We are agents for Birdsall and Vic
tor clover hullers. Ketchum & Johns
ton.
Mrs. a. Seymour, clairvoyant and
phNscomatrist, hours a. m. to 9 p. M,
306 North First avenue.
See Darling & N1undy before you buy
"a buggy. Their prices are right and
their buggies are right.
For prompt and up-to-date laundry
Work, call on Flitton. Telephone No. IS.
All Work guaranteed to be the best
a fine assortment of fancy rockers
Just received at our store. They are the
latest style IN every respect. NJ. +.
Gard.
The latest Chicago and up-to- date.
papers will always be found in our read
ing room for the benefit of the public.
Wall & Rails.
The Tuffraa NT,,s,;,,3s rI,,,,.. -.
large business on the old reliable Emer-
son piano. Merit wins in all lines, and
especially go With the Emerson.
MI. Guy w. Talbot general travelling
freight agent of the Iowa Central. an
rived home Friday evening from Peoria
esWhere he has been on company brsi-#
ness.
a valuable Belgian doe of the rah-
DIZZY OF Mr.. Robert i. Stahl was killed
= rlday afternoon by dog that at
lacked the hare in the pen. Mr.. Stahl
sNeiil cunning for the dog and killed it.
We cordially invite You to call and
see the malleable steel range in opera
ton at our store. Schmidt,s hardware
store Hot biscuits and coffee served
every day September "a to September
%, 1900.
Rev. G. H. Smith. of Newport, r.. Il.
VINO vas in the city Friday evening 10
HI lecture engagement in the Metho-
DIST church. was entertained during his
stay in the city by Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Sparks.
iessrs. q. "A. TAYLOR and j. e. Van
Lieu, seniors in the Iowa State College.
-Afnes, who have been in the city for
the past few weeks doing the prelim- 4
mary work in engineering for tbs new
sewage disposal plant of the city, re-
turned to Arnes Friday evening.
Mr.. w. p. Hughes. telegraph editor Of
the Times Republican left Friday night
for Sabula, where he was summoned on
account of the death of his brother-in-
law, j. II. Dickinson. Mr.. Dickinson
died in Eureka, Utah, where he had
gone in the hopes Of obtaining benefit
On account of lung trouble A severe
of the stomach set in after
Mr.. Dickinson Went west. and his death
was quite sudden and unexpected TO the
family.
The ret:ains Of Clare, the infant son
H.
death occurred Thursday afternoon.
internlent, the burial service being con-
eifis q there this afternoon. Those who
sissagRlp panied the body We're Mr. Tefft
and daughters Fern and Fairy, Mrs.
Emeline Francisco and daughter, Miss
Elbia, Mrs. John jacobson. Mrs Mile
White, Mrs Charles Wallace. MIR. w. r..
East and Mr.. j. Neuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sandoe were in
Rhodes Friday attending the Eden dis
8trict fair. They took with them for 5es-
hibit q number of pictures painted by.
their daughter Miss Fannie Sandoe.
Seven premiums were received on water
2eplors. The exhibit also Included a num-
Der of oil, charcoal and India ink and on
these the sweepstakes We're Won Miss
sandoe is to be congratulated on her
ST cess for the work done by a fourteen
year old girl must be very meritoriua to
win such recognition.
The members of Iowa Castle No. l54
ROYAL Highlanders. entertained their
lady friends and others at a social ses-
sion in their apartments in the German
Odd Fellows block Friday evening.
Secret work was INDUCED in by the
lodge in the early part of the evening.
but that was soon disposed Of A
musical and literary program followed,
after which an oyster supper was en-
Joyed. The rooms We're Hastily decorated
with Scottish flags and the members of
the lodge appeared in their highland
caps and sashess of plaid. About $50 peo-
| pie We're in attendance.
lss2sS5 8{as
Della Pringle and her company APP
peared before an unusually large sec
lond-night audience Friday evening at
the Odeon, by presenting for the first
time in this city at popular prices, the
Idramatization from the opera Faust"
| Marshalltown audiences have witnessed
Faust as given by Lewis Morrison's
companies. and with them of course no
comparison is in propriety, yet for
cheap prices Miss Pringle's company
gave an excellent production. The
beautiful scenic and electric effects OF
(which the play admits, We're much bet
4 ter given than would have naturally
been expected. Miss Pringle appeared
as Marguerite and Mr.. G. Faith Adams
Mephisto. Faust was done by William
| Echols. A number of pleasing special
! ties We're introduced. noticeably among
which was the Dutch turn of ALI Allen
and little daughter. Baby Estelle.