Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
lpr. Bay. woodbury. block.

Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Dr.. Bryant. over is West Main.
Oysters Ia allNyies At the Paragon.
Dr.. Janss. surgeon and physiciaa
Fresh oysters An every style At suns
dell's cafe.
Save money and buy your dress goods
at the Hawkeye.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's. "a West Church street.
q. p. simkins. undertaking executive
y. Second door west of postoftice.
We have on hand well-screened nut
coal. ]. +. Irwin Lumber Company
Our display Of overcoatings has never
been equaled in range Of styles and coll
orings. Hopkins.
Route Agent W. II. Buchanan. of the
Adams Express. Company. spent Friday
in the city on business.
We keep the newest chocolates that
can be found in the city, at reasOnabl
prices. Paragon restaurant.
Mrs. c. p. Boardlnan went to Hum
boldt Friday night. called by tele-'
gra mannouncing the death of a friend:
Miss Sarah c. segur. Il
Chocolates, fruit juice favored. nuts
and fruit tops. cream and marshmal-
low centers. all our own make. only %
cents pound. Fellner's.
Remember that the Banner flour
ms n 1oy mia cp
and is to be found at all the leading
grocers' Try & sack of it.
During the dinner hour at the Pilgrim
tomorrow a band will furnish music.
Evidently the new proprietors intend to-
make II pleasant for their guests.
The Marshall Telephone Company will
be prepared to furnish the election re-
turns to its patrons promptly as re-
ceived by the committees at headquar-f
ters.
A new supply of our Malleable Steel
Ranges just in. The latest, the neateet,
the best in the market. See the range
and be convinced. Schmidt,s hardware
store
The Ladies Guild Of ST. Paul's church
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the
home of Mrs. E. F. kempter, 210 West
Church street.
Edward Baxter Perry s~the only
American pianist who ever played at the
imperial court Of Germany. Marshall-
town citizens may hear him Tuesday
evening at the Baptist church for so
cents per ticket.
Every housewife knows how desirable
it is to have flour that is uniform in.
its baking quality. The manufacturers
of the Banner claim that it is super
Tor, even grade flour and will always
make superb bread when handled
properly.
The meeting Of the executive board Of
the City Federation of Women's Clubs
which was to be held this evening, when
DR.. knepper. of Des Moines. was to- be
present and counsel with them, has been
postponed. owing to the fact
that the gentleman could not be present
as expected.
Mr.. Orseonus Richards and daughter,
Mrs. L. S. Wedgewood, have just re-
turned from four weeks visit at
Prophetstown, Wyanet, Shefield and
Princeton, ILL.,, having been called to the
former place to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Eunice Burroughs. who will be
remembered by many, as she lived in
Marshall county several years.
Prof A. r. Gleason, OF ST. Louis
spent Friday in the city looking after
business matters. going to Oskaloosa In
ha tca IL.
his winter headquarters this season and
open next seasons engagements Mrs.
Gleason will be in ST. Louis during most
of the winter and Mr.. Gleason will leave
for that city tonight to remain over
Messrs. Stanley sieg and clyde Cas-
we'll left Friday evening for Chicago.
where today they witnessed the great
foot ball contest between the State Uni
versity of Iowa, where they formerly at
tended school In Chicago the boye met
Mr.. Lee Sies. of the university. who
VIII accompany them to this city sun
day evening and remain until after
Tuesday to vote,
Mrs 7 9. Douglass. of Grinnell was
in the city Friday afternoon, being on
slAeA ~ q , 70 fA11es, where Sle VIII SiSit
Two weeks with her son. Rev. H. Paul
Douglass and daughter, Miss Faith
Douglass. Miss Douglass who has con
Quoted private kindergarten in Ames
Tor two terms, was appointed Thursday
TO position in the kindergarten Of the
public school system.
"A numbered friends in the city have
received announcements of the mar
riage on Oct. 81 of Miss Helen A. Rob-
bins to Mr.. a. n. Dinsmore at the home
OF the brides cousin, Mr.. James owens.
in Carlow, Ill Miss Robbins spen;
about year in the city and during that
time was employed in the kindergartens
OF the city. This year she has been
teaching in Galesburg and while there
she met her husband, who is promi.
nent young business man OF that city.
They will make their home in Gales
burg.
"A mothers meeting, which was held
in the Second ward after school hours
Friday and to which the teachers in
yited the mothers Of the ward, was we'll
attended, over fifty ladies' being pres
ent. An interesting program was heard,
papers or talks on educational subjects
and home observations being given by
Mesdames S. p. Knisely, Alma White.
w. II. Burrows, w. d. Glow, G. f.
Schmidt and r. E. Willard, Miss Max
inc Kelley and Mr.. ]. d. Morrissey A