Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-24
THE CITY in BRIEF

- . 80. ssAAN lAAy 04SA0AAs
Flitton dye works. "a West Church
street.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
Great values in walking skirts. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Try a pound of Hoyts 25-cent coffee
and be convinced.
Baby cabs and carts at cost to close
out. Marion Gard.
Those broorns at % and So cents are
hummers for the price at Culey's.
Great sale Friday and Saturday on
overstock of cloaks. Bannatyne g. Lay.
Remember the r. Howe Taylor Can
ton dance Thursday evening, October
IS.
Mr. W ]. Hanley, representing Robert
MSa4ntell, was in the city Tuesday on
business.
IoWans would not trade their month
OF October for several slices of Califor-
MIA and Florida weather
~ y otAt4Sal I-ludiliS5iSluDs Will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. n. d.
Brown, No. North Ninth street.
The store room on Main street adj
joining the City National Bank viii be
for rent Nov. /. City National Bank.
Try a pound OF our Mocha and Java
coffee. 1t only costs you % cents a
pound. sinclairs Tea and Coffee House.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr.. who
have been enjoying their honeymoon
in the south, arrived home this morn
ing.
The place of meeting for this evening
when Mrs. L.. H.. Addition will lecture
on Law Labor and Finance will be
The Christian church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church Will meet Thursday
afternoon with Miss Belle WEIGH. No.
607 West Main street.
Z Dir Dobson. eye, ear, nose and throat,
in Dr. Bryant,s Office. DIR. Dobson has
taken thorough post graduate work in
this line andsis competent
General Traffic Manager j. II. Titte-
more Of the Central left this morning
fori Peoria, where he will look after
company matters for a few days.
With an underwear stock unsur-
passed, We ask your inspection, know
ing that we have the right things at
the lowest prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
While the democrats are making an
effort TO get the name of their candidate
on the ticket for coroner Hellberg the
ljeWeler is opening new goods and max
ing ready for the holiday trade.
E You Will miss something fine if you
fail 10 get a cup of our Iowa NJ. & j
and a japanese souvenir at the opening
OF the Iowa Tea Company Saturday
Oct. u. at 1874 East Main street
\ Every voter must register this year
or lose his vote. The boards will be ii
session,sat the respective ward polling
places on Thursday. Friday and Satur-
DAY Of this week. Don't forget this
Kennedy bakery products are never
excelted. We have just received a. fresf
supply of corals and Long Branch wa.
fers, various kinds Of cookies and th,
best oyster crackers in the market
Mrs. b. ReileN and daughters, Madgt
and Alethea. left this morning for FIT
Dodge. where this evening they will b'
present at the marriage of Their
friends, Miss Gertrude Quinn and Mr.
Henry WEIGH.
The Maccabee Band was IN State Cen
lter Tuesday evening. where it furnished
music for political demonstration o
the popocrats, in Which Hon. DAME
/ err, of Grundy Center. candidate fol
congress- vas the speaker
Dryer & Co, of Applington, hav,
brought suit in the district court o
Marshall county to. recover ss7S4.aO ant
sum alleged to be due on two promis
sorry notes given by the defendant.
John WEIGH. p. Nelson and g.. olson
allrailroad laborsrs arrested by Office
Weaver Tuesday night for intoxication
we're before Mayor Pierce this morning
Nelson paid the costs and the other tw,
were committed 10 jail for six days
work.
The case brought against Mr.. am
Mrs. L. f. Ball. Who recently returned
ITO this city from Omaha. in which the,
We're charged with removing mortgage,
property from the state of Nebra ska
has been settled by the payment of tn,
amount of the claim.
Mrs Maude Darlington Booth lee
lures at the Odeon on Friday evenin;
as the second number of the r. r.. Y
NJ. G. A. course Her subject will b.
Lights and Shadows OF Prison Life
One hundred chairs will be placed 81
the stage in addition to the seating ca
opacity for the Symphony Orchestr,
| concert.
Grand Benefit Sale ommencin,
Tuesday morning and continuing ever.
day this week we will give SO in trad
ing stamps for a 81 purchase in GU
| dress goods and millinery departments
Also 81 in trading stamps for dolla
purchase turnout the balance Of tn
dry goods, cloak, jacket and shoe de
partme nts. Hoyt's Department Store.
In writing to the T.-R, to renew hi
| subscription to the semi-weekly edition
Alec Bright, an old time resident Of thi
city but now Of Iantha, Mo-, says ev
}erything is all right in his section. tina
crops are good and land selling well, TIN
purchasers being mostly Illinois men
Mr. Bright says that while his countyi
close, he thinks the state will be carried