Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-19
Waterloo We. Marshalltown..

store.
Hand lamps, hanging lamps, bracket
and night lamps; also decorated stand
lamps, at Culley's.
We have new machinery and are pre-
pared to do all kinds of laundry work
on short notice. Flitton.
The store room on Main street adj
joining the City National Bank will be
for rent Nov. 1. City National Bank.
With Cream of Wheat You get
beautiful pictures of northwestern
scenery free. Reynolds, Watson 6 Co.
+ Il. D. Evans. city attorney. has re-
moved his office from room ., Binford
block to rooms and .. same building.
+ Fresh car of No. i apples received to-
day by the Cold Storage Company;
Greening and Kings. Ask your grocer
for them.
Fifty dozen of our ladies fleece lined.
ribbed top hose, two pair for 80 cents;
Others ask % cents a pair for them. Lee
& Benedict.
DIR. :Dobson, eye, ear, nose and throat,
in DIR. Bryant's office. DR.. Dobson has
taken thorough post graduate work in
this line and is competent.
Professor Charles L. Pnipps. the Gels.
ebrated palm whistler and mandolist,
has been engaged for the concert to
be given by the Eastern Star Friday
night, Oct. 10. Admission, % cents.
Nothing adds so much to the looks Of
a room as handsome couch. Marion
Gard has a very pretty line of them.
and some especially alice ones in leath-
ler. 1t will be to your advantage to call
and see them.
Frank krahn, a German who has been.
in more or less trouble of late, was ar
rested late Thursday afternoon by City
Marshal Jones for intoNication. He paid
the costs in Mayor Perca's court this
morning.
Mrs Wing apd Miss Wing, mother
and sister of Purchasing Agent Fred
Wing, of the Iowa Central. arrived in,
the city this morning from the east aft
ter an extended visit and Will make
their future home here.
Hon. Lyman j. Gage says no one
thing has contributed more to his sue
cess than the knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. obtained by taking an evening
course in business college. Dudley
Business College has a lot of we'll salts
fed students. Would it not be good
thing for you to join them?
The South Fifth street mission gave a
social evening Thursday evening. which
was We'll attended and much enjoyed.
Nria In,
nished amusement and Mrs. +. S. Hynds
recite&in her charming manner. Re-
freshments were served and those in at
a social season. which proved as enjoy
able as the first part of the evening had
Judge Kline Judge Robinson and
Hon. John cownie, members of the state
board of control accompanied by State.
Architect H. F. Leibbe. arrived in the.
city this morning from Eldora and will
spend today and possibly tomorrow at
the Soldiers Home, looking over the.
progress of the Work on the many new
buildings now being erected at the
Home. This is the regular semi-annual.
visit of the board.
Changing ministers from city to city.
siderable expense, break-ups of pleas
ant associations and attachments
However, they may ask to be changed
every two Weeks. as it will bring them
in closer touch with Hoyrs Department
Store, where 81 in trading stamps are
given With a dollar purchase in dry
goods, millinery, shoes, capes and
Jackets.
= 49,
1t is generally believed that only the
princes of fortune can eat strawberries
in any but the spring months. and then
Ionly IT they have access to the city mar
kets, but a Marahalltown family par
took of the luscious fruit, of which poets
sing and gourlnands rave, Thursday.
When Mrs. George Norris entered her
garden and found the berries she was
much surprised, but not too much so 10
Ienjoy eating them.
Mr.. J. FL Spencer, mayor of Joplin,
| Mo, is in the city, the guest of his
friend. Mr.. Archie NJ. Parker, and OF
\ Mayor u. q. Pierce. Mr.. Spencer. is en-
route home from a visit to Minneapolis
and having heard Of Marshalltown, he
concluded to see the city and his friend
He found no reason to be disappointed
4 inathe expectations regarding MARSHALL
town. Mr.. Spencer says that Missouri
will elect a republican governor this
year and the republicans have a fight
Ling chance of securing majority for
| Mckinley.
The Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. and the
4 Ladies Auxiliary were hosts and host
esses Thursday evening at the associa-
tion rooms to the Iowa Central train
4 men, their wives and families, to whom
Invitations had been extended. both in
this city and Oskaloosa. About fifty
We're in attendance, including number
of the wives, as many of the men were
prevented from being present owing tc
their work and being pur of the city on
their, runs. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all. Next Thursday
evening 1t is expected the association
4 and auxiliary will be at home to the
clerks Of the city
What has proved to be the most im-
portant cfancery case ever tried in
Marshall county for long time, the ac-
ton Of Thompson vs. Swift, adminis-
TRAITOR of the Babcock estate, that has
been heard before Referee c. H. Van
Law for the past two weeks, was COM
pleted Thursday afternoon, as far as
! the evidence is concerned. The argu.
ments are yet to be heard and will occiI-
/ py a few days Mr. p. G. Swift, the adj
ministrator in this county for the estate