Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09
Read Henry Pappe's ad.
Buy cordwood of j. r. Meeker.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physiclan.

short order counter. Clifford.
Cotton blankets in all sizes, colors
and prices at NJ. r.. Andrews.
All new music, % cents while it lasts
this week. Harlan's Music House.
Outing f1annels in light and dark.
from 5 cents yard up, at Newcomers.
The genuine French nougat, as we'll
as the honey nougat, Is made at Fell
ner's.
Paune velvets for waists and trim
mings in all the new shades at New
comers.
Low prices on sheet music tomorrow.
Adamson sells new popular music from
5 cents up.
Now is the time to fix UP Cor the win
ter. We have got what you want. J..
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
The ladies are surprised when they
see what they get free with a 5O-cent
can of Iowa baking powder. Iowa Tea
Company.
Solicitor George W. Sewers. of the
Central, was looking after company
business in connection with the general
offices today.
Our 25-cent combination coffee will
please you better than any of the 500
called Mocha and Java coffee n the
city at the same price. Iowa Tea Cons
pany.
Mckinley leads over all competitors.
Why? Because the best always wins
Everett planes lead. Why? Because
they beat the world. Harlan's Music
House.
Remember that we give 50 in trading
stamps for every dollars worth in dry
goods, blankets, underwear and shoes:
So in stamps for dollar purchase in
dress goods and millinery. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
If you are in need of suit we invite
you to- examine our stock, as we have
more and better clothing than ever be-
fore. We can fit you out with either
business or dress suit and at very rea-l
sonable prices. Farrand & Clifford.
r. j. Stonebraker, an old soldier from
Iowa City, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening, accompanied by his in-1
valid Wife, and will enter the Soldiers
Home. Mrs. Stonebraker will be as
signed to the hospital. as she has been
helpless for the past two years.
Rev. j.. H. Niblock was summoned to
Cedar Rapids Thursday afternoon by
a telegram announcing the death of a
friend. Mrs. Mary Seghorn, and re-
A1.., =. On ~.
al Mrs. Seghorn was an aged lady.
and was former parishioner of Rev.
Niblock when the Latter was q pastor
in the Parlor City.
The Cemetery Aid Society will hold
a bazaar and apron sale in Odd Eel
lows Hall Thursday evening, Nevem-
Der Is They will also have about 5000
palms. ferns, chrysanthemums an6
served. Admission 10 cents. The pub
lie cordially invited. Afternoon and
evening.
Ed Barlow and Henry Berns two
young men of this city, are home from
Alaska. where they Went early in the
yearwith Messrs. F. a. Benjamin and C..
S. Aldrich. Of this city, to do the baking
in the bakery operated by those gentle.
meniat Nome CitS.sNeither of the young
men are very much elated over the Alas
kan prospects. and do not expect to re-
turn, saying Marshalltown is good
enough for them. Mr.. Barlow remained
in Alaska only about five weeks and re-
turned to Seattle, where he has been
tern Moved until rarepfiv ~
Professor and Mrs. Adrian NJ. Newens
Of Anaes, arrived in the city today and
are the guests Of Miss Lulu Huffaker,
who wasa classmate Of theirs during
their college courses at Drake Univer-
sity. Professor Neewens. who has been
since his graduation the head of the or
3atory department at the Iowa State Col
%lege at Ames, will appear before the
Twentieth Century Club this evening at
the home of Miss Mertie Halbert. when
he Will give his reading of THE Singu-
lar Life, the book by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps which created such furore a
Year or 80 ago among literary men and
theologs as Well.
Messrs. Duncan Kilborn and Rich
ard Ballou. who came to the city a
week ago III OEQeT TO De at home on
election day, when they could cast
their straight republican votes for the
present administration, vii. leave Sat
urday night for the capital city. Both
of the boys have done we'll in Wash
ington and have been promoted two or
three times each. The best part of the
promotions are that they were not Sc
cured thru any political influence but
because their work merited them. Mr.
Ballou Is now foreman in the bindery
Of the census department and Mr..
kilborn has charge of some OF the
work of fine finishing in the bindery
I of the government printing office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Goodman were
host and hostess Thursday evening AZ
their home, COS West Main street, TO tn.
members Of the board of directors 8,
| the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. The boarc
held its regular monthly meeting ant
was in business session until 10 o'clock
when all sat down to delightful refresh.
| ments. served by Mrs. Goodman. Sew.
eral points of encouragement We're OF.
fered in the reports of the evening, no
i5ticeable among which were that abou
eighty members were in attendance a
the weekly evening educational classe,
conducted by Secretary Fellingharn ant
100 new members had enrolled in TIL,
association since August 1. The board
voted during the evening to grant t