Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Kuymiss at Mcbride q wits.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.

Four-dollar coupon meal tickets for
$3.50 at Gifford's restaurant,
Our blue and black chevot suitings,
are immensely popular Hopkins.
MEMS buckle Arctics, broad toe. all
sizes, So cents. Monday only. The fair.
We have some good bargains in Sec
ond hand pianos. Tuffree Music House.
Go to Chords FOR oysters served in
any style. Fresh Shipments from Ball
timore daily.
We have complete stock OF both
lumber and coal. Better set our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Our stock OF Dunkley's preserved.
Michigan fruits is Worth seeing, put up
in glass and guaranteed of the best
quality. REYNOLDS, Watson & Co.
Gregory Brwon Coal CO. has received
eight cars Of hard coal direct from the
mines. This is very tangible evidence
that the coal strike is fully settled.
The ladies of the Cemetery Aid are
making great preparations for their ba Il
Ear and apron sale. which occurs next
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. Clyde Whitney. who is just able
to be out after a few weeks tussle with
typhoid fever Went to Blairstown this
morning, accompanied by his wife.
where he will visit Rev. and Mrs. E. r.
Nell for several days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney will also visit in Belle PLANE
lof<
ney relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard and Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Ruth went to Oskaioosa
this morning, where they will be enter
tanned over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs e.
y. Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs Guy Woodln.
Mr.. and Mrs Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs.
WEoodin entertain a few of their Oska-
loosa friends al cards this evening in
honor of the Marshalltown guests.
Miss. Jessie Treffry, at her home, No.
sol North Third avenue, was hostess
Friday evening to the following young.
friends: Misses Emma johnson, Ethel
Reasor. Anna Morgenson, Hulda West.
ling, Olive Wolff and Maggie Ford;
Messrs. Frank Treffry, Will Dickey.
Guy Barber. Burk Lyon, Will Placek,
Will Wolff and Charles Johnson. A
merry time. such as only girls and boys
can enjoy. was spent with games and
music, and before the evenings close
Refreshments We're served.
Nevada Journal: The double track on
the Northwestern between Nevada and
Chica go was completed and turned over
TO the operating department Saturday.
Trains are now using both tracks from
Chicago az far West this city. An ad
ditional force has been provided at the
depot as the double track ends here and
makes extra work. Another day oper-
asor. and another night operator and an
ass. slant baggage ard freight man have
been added. 1t is thought that the dou-.
bic track will be opened to- Boone in a
few weeks. The contractors expect to
get the depot here finished about the
first of the year.
The Backman Comedy Company
played to small audience Friday.
evening when, the members presented
Ger the second time in the city the So
sciety drama The Senator's Daughter
This is one Of the best numbers in the
scpnpanys repertoire, admits of good
plot and some clever work. Miss Lillian
Griffith, in the leading part among the
ladies. put more life into the character.
of Lucia than did Miss Nelson, upon
the presentation Of the piece here early
in the season. Mr.. Mckee. in a poll
ished character of an English noble
man, and Mr.. Long as French mar
gus. We're excellent. Miss Barrett and
Mr.. Barker appeared in specialties.
Everybody drinks sinclair's % cent
Java and Mocha.
A business conference of the stock
holders of the Let's Fletcher Company
I was held this afternoon in the Offices
of the company. Messrs. H. L., "A. p.
and G. n. Spencer, of the II. L. Spen-
iscer Company. Oskaloosa; Mr.. George
isP. Smith, of the Let's, Spencer. Smith
4 Company, Mason City; Mr.. John C.
" Let's. of the Let's Spencer Grocery
Il Company ST. Joseph, Mo-: and Col. f.
&c. Let's. of Chicago. were present,
aside from Manager II. f. Sloan. Mr..
# w. S. Robbins Of this city, and Pres
tsident C. NJ. Carr, of the A1arshailtown
/ Grocery Company. The conference was
Estrictly for business purposes Mr.
Lets will return to Chicago tonight.
Ladies fur trimmed Juliets all sizes.
SO cents The Fair. Monday only.
Maj. II. a. White, who for tha past
ten years has been at Hot Springs, s.
D., and other points in the Black Hill.
country. has returned to MarshailtoTn
and entered the Soldiers, Home. Maj
White was at onetime a member Of / he
institution and was surprised at the
substantial Improvements made in
Marshalltown during his extended sta.
( in the west He served in the same
company with Maj. Henry O7Connor
whose death occurred a few days ago
and was drum major OF the Eleventh
! iowa band for time. He intended
coming to Marshalltown several
months ago but concluded to remain In
\ South Dakota in order to assist in rid
ding that state of populism and Petit
i grew.
Drink Sinclairs % cent Java and No
4 cha coffee
Art Livermore, of Clarion, who has
been working as barber for a mar
named Boucher. at Eagle Grove, was
arrested in this city by Officer Cochran
land on Friday was taken to Eagle Grove
by Marshal Fisher, upon whose tele-
gram the arrest was made. 1t seems that