Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-18
Dr.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.

Tam @ shantet and golf gloves. Ben.;l
natyne & Lay. a
Fresh oysters Al bulk at Reynolds,
Watson & Co.'s.
4 Wanted. frst-class dining room Girl.
at Gifford'e restaurant.
Biscuit and coffee served free at Bull
locks. All are invited.
Bannatyne & Lay sell lace curtains
and draperies very cheap. .ss
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's. q West Church street.
French flannel shirt waists in several
styles, from 81 to $3.50. NJ. f. Andrews.
State Architect II. F. Leibbe. of Des
Moines. was In the city. Wednesday
looking ove.. the Improvements being
made at the Soldiers Home.
Try the biscuit and various articles
cooked on the Peoria steel range now
in operation at Bullock's hardware
store.
DR.. Dobson. eye, ear, nose and throat
16 West Main strdeet. DIR. Dobson has
taken thorough postgraduate work In
this line and is competent. In DR.. Bry-ss
ants Office.
Mrs. George w. Smith went to Des
Moines this morning, where she will re-
main over tomorrow in attendance at,
the annual convention of the Iowa Equal.
Suffrage Association.
Buy the Mallesble steel range, made.
of malleable iron and steel, the latest
the neatest. the most durable range
You surely ought to see the best stove
made today Schmidt.s hardware store,
E102 West Main street. 3;
Mrs. Mary Anderson left Wednesday
for Denver. where she has relatives and
friends and where she expects ito make
her home in the future. Miss Mary and
Master Ralph Anderson who have been
With their mother. will remain in the
city and live with their father, Mr..
Frank Anderson.
Misses Marguerite and Rexie Wilson.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Will
son. residing one and one-half miles
northwest Of the city, entertained the
members of the Sunday school class in
the Baptist church taught by Mrs. A. ~.
Wilbur at their country home Wednes-
day evening. The guests We're informed
after their arrival that the occasion was
the anniversary OF Miss Marguerite. and
the evening was made more happy on
that account.
Division Engineer Z. C. Macy, of the
Central, accompanied by Mrs. Macy,
who has been enjoying a pix weeks
honeymoon in the West. arrived home
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Macy have
had most delightful trip. and visited
Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo, Man
itou and Cripple Greek, Salt Lake City
and Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and
Salem, Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane,
Victoria. b. c., Butte and Bozeman,
Mont, and returned via the Northern
Pacific and ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Mrs. Marion Gard entertained this at
ternoon the members of the Royal
INeighbors, the auxiliary to the Modern
Woodmen The hours We're spent 500
ciaily, with games of various kinds ar
ranged for the occasion. Refreshments
We're served during the afternoon, the
hostess being assisted by Mesdames ii.
I'D. Brown, Sol Tinker, John Woy and
Burt Nicholson. The guests, aside from
the members of the society. We're Mes
danes j. NJ. Bishop. John Hartnett,
Frank Cummings, George Gregory, E. u.
dudley, Frank Benedict. Will Nicholson.
F.. IA. Simpson, Mary Ford, Mary Cur
5tias, r. Warning, Charles Satia and
Marshall Anderson, and Miss Pearl
| Breckel.
/ Superintendent +. Il. Willard, of the
Icity schools; Superintendent j. C. Nor
rissey, of the county schools. Miss Mary
Hall. teacher of the fourth grade, First
ward: Miss Evangeline Wildman, teach
Ter of the third grade, Second ward. and
Miss Emma Curtis, teacher Of the fourth
1 grade, Arnold school. left Wednesday
might for Clinton, where they will attend
| the annual convention Of the North
eastern Iowa Teachers Association
which began today and continues over
Saturday. The teachers took today al
Their visiting day and spent the time
| in the Clinton schools. inspecting the
methods in use in the various grades ir
which they are especially Interested
4 They will be in attendance at the con.
vention on Friday and Saturday. At one
lof the sessions Miss Hall will read a pa.
Iper.
Representative Thomas Kimball, 81
Il La W q III
levening on his way home from tht
Black Hills, where he has been thi!
summer for his health. Mr.. Kimball,!
appearance is much the same az wher
he left here. if anything he looks it'll.
tstronger. He was much pleased with tn,
d locality he visited and thinks it an ex,
3Icellent cattle land. OF course the politi
cal trend was eagerly watched and Mr.
kimball feels it is not too much to5ex
i pectthat Nebraska will go for Mckinle,
this year. Mr.. Kimball attended re
publican rally at Chadron, Neb.. wher,
4 Secretary of State Dobson made J;
speech. Mr.. kimball said an immens.
I.crowd was gathered and before MI
iSDobson was introduced he felt as If j
i We're too bad that they were not to hea
4 a better speaker, for he had no idea tina
The was one who could make good talk
His mind was rapidly disabused, howev
q er, for a clearer, more convincing argu
q ment Mr.. kimball says he has seldom
s heard. Mr.. Kimball will be at his hon
Juntil after the election and then will q
to Phoenix, Ariz., where he will spen,
d the winter. II is not definitely decided
but Mr.. Kimballs family may decide I
accompany him.
!. Col. Frank c. Let's arrived in ii,
city this morning from Chicago, accom-
Y panied by his. daughter. Miss HERNIA
) and sWill remain for /, fayy DAYS, OF