Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
Dr.. Nichols, physician ana surgeon.

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Or. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Bryant, physician and surgeon.
Flitton dye works. a West Church
street.
New half-ftting automobile coats at
the Hawkeye.
oysters served in any style at Gif-
ford's restaurant.
5 The largest assortment of candies is
made at Fellner's.-
Choice of ten rainy-day skirts Mon
day at $3.50 each. Lee & Benedict.
Mr.. Clay Clement and his THE New
Dominion" company arrived in the city
this morning from the south.
We have complete stock Of both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
ipany.
A pound Of Bells Mocha and Java
coffee gives better results than any oth-
ser on the market. Try one Reynolds,
Watson d Co.
Eighty thousand Of Coles hot blast
heaters sold last year. The stove that
3revolutionized the trade of soft coal
heating stoves. Schmidt's hardware
store
Mornings are getting cold. To brace
YOU up so 10 Sundells Cafe for hot
cup of the best coffee on earth with a
plate of buckwheat cakes with maple
syrup.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Organized Charities Association will be
held Monday evening instead OF Tues
day of next week at the home of Miss
Belle WEIGH, 500 West Main street.
Special tonight-fifty dozen fall.
shades in kid gloves, all colors. includ
ing white-every pair warranted and
worth 81. %, for s1-s2 in trading stamps
with each pair. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Miss Katie Pfeiffer left this morning
for Odebolt, where she will remain until
after Thursday. on which day Will oc-
cur the marriage of Miss Bertha Wetz-
stein, daughter of Mr.. Chris Wetzstein,
of this city, to Mr.. Fritz Schulz, of this
city. Mr.. Schulz is a bartender in the
employ of Mr.. Wetzstein.
The Woman's Club has made spe-
3cia effort to secure the finest musical
even. ever given in Marshalltown, and
think it has done go in getting the Ed
ward Baxter Perry piano and lecture
recital concert. Local musicians who
have heard him cay he gives a wonder
full and entertaining concert
Miss Lottie Reed lief, this morning for
Council Bluffs, where she will begin the.
work Of her second year as instructor
of drawing in the Iowa school for the
deaf and dumb. Miss Reed was accom-
panied by Pearl Stubbs, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stubbs. Who will
enter upon course of study in the
school.
Complete Geographic returns of the
election will be received by the Railway
y. NC. A.. Their building will be open
next Tuesday night as long as the peo-
pie wish to remain. There will be a
short program, games and a general So
cial time. Oysters served at the usual.
price by the Ladies Auxiliary from 9
till u. Everybody invited.
A letter from Mrs Christine Will,
who was called to Troy, o.. few days
ago. brings word that her brother. who
has been i'll for some time and whom
she went To see a few weeks ago, hav-
ing but recently returned from his bed
side. was dead. Mrs. Will will arrive
at home in a few weeks. Her son, Mr..
E. c. Will, arrived home today.
The members of the Iowa State Col
lege foot ball eleven. from Ames. We're
in the city this morning between trains,
rooters. being en- route to Grinnell to
noon. The Ames team is still crippled
and but three of the first team men
who began the season are in the game.
Green trading stamps are worth some
thing. A good bargain in buying your
flour is worth much more Being go git
uated that my rent and other expenses
are low. I can afford to give you both
the stamps and the bargains 1t will
pay you to investigate the merits and
price Of my Wanda brand when you are
buying -four. L. Derby, South Center
street.
Tommy Payette, son of Jack Payette,
ia former old-time engineer on the Gem
trail arrived in the city yesterday for
a weeks visit with relatives. Tommy
has been in Wyoming for the past few
month"; and has been employed as a
grademan on the Union Pacific between
RAwlins and Green River MIR. Payette,
his father, is also employed on the U. p.
and has charge Of a pumping station at
Bitter Creek.
Rev. John Montgomery, of Albion, is
another of the older Methodist clergy
men of Iowa to take exceptions TO the
statement that the late Rev Richard
sWearingen, Of Gladbrook, whose death
occurred in this city a few weeks ago,
was the last survivor Of the first Meth
odist conference in Iowa. Rev. Ingha,n.
Of Toledo, also took exceptions 10 the
statement and announced himself q
member, and Rev. Montgomery saws
that besides himself and Rev. Ingham.
Rev. Elias Skinner, Of Cedar Falls. was
also member of the initial conference.
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