Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-25
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ly. Second door west Of postoffice.
The Paragon puts up the best oyster
stews in the city. Everyone says So
Buy your cloaks at our; special sale
Friday and Saturday. Bannatyne 4
Lay.
If YOU buy your hosiery and under
wear at the Hawkeye you can save
money.
Too much warm weather for cloaks.
Special sale Friday and Saturday.
Bannatyne 8 Lay.
We sell groceries as cheap as any one
IN the business and give you trading
stamps. Idso & Wilhau.
Twenty-Five new jackets arrived this
morning and our prices are as low as
the lowest. Lee & Benedict.
Mr.. Ernest Dam has been appointed
by the court as administrator of the es-
tate Of the late Addie E. Abel.
Mr.. Gene Binford, Who has been con-
fined to his home for the past eight
weeks with fever, is improving slowly.
The literature committee OF the
Twentieth Century Club was enter
tanned this morning al the home Of Mrs.
j. B. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. E. Shorthll are in
Gardner, Kan, where they We're called
by the illness of a Mrs. Gilbert, an aunt
of Mr. Shorthill.
New pillow tops. These are the lat
est designs and are beautiful when fin
Iished. Have several of them now in
stock all complete and invite your in
spection. at Newcomers.
II. w. Shove, representing the firm of
Jewett & Sherman. of Milwaukee. will
serve coffee next Saturday from $3.50 a.
| m to $3.50 p. m. at the store OF Idso &
l5HNiihou. 1t will be free TO all.
| Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley, General
Auditor 7. I. WATSON and Division En-
llgineer E. g. Macy, OF the Central, went
Ito Abba Wednesday evening on the
Iowa" where they looked after COM
ipany matters today.
Mrs. j. L. Mofrett and daughters,
| Mesdames Z. Brown and Frank sFenner
and Miss Gertrude Moffett, and Mrs. T.
| G.. Owings. We're in attendance at the
funeral of the late John Hawk, which
was held from the family home, four
miles northwest OF Liscomb, this after
| noon.
Mrs. L. II. Addition. one of the ma
tional lecturers for the w. c.. Il. u.
who has been in the city this week, adj
dressed two audiences Wednesday, one
in the afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
g. II. L. BoarGman and the other in
irSr5 t.f
Both addresses We're we'll received.
Mrs.19W. S. Roby, of Grinnell, was ii.
the city today TO attend the meeting Of
Spinning Wheel Chapter, Daughters of
1.-THE American Revolution, this after.
moon. Mrs. Roby was the guest of Miss
Mabel Woodbury. during her stay in the.
city, andsa at the meeting of the chapter
gave a character sketch Of Diecy Lang
sion.
+ D. Lamb. NJ NJ. Sinko, D. O'NeilI, j.
] Shea and j Brennan, all strangers. ar
rested By Officer Weaver Wednesday.
might. and i Graham and ]. Murphy.
ARRESTED by Officer Clark Wednesday,
afternoon, answered to an intoxications
charge. Shinko and Shea paid the costs
and the others We're committed for six
days work
The first meeting of the year Of the
1 City Federation will be held Friday aft
/ ternoon at 2:3O at the home of Mrs. T.
u. Fletcher. No. 5 South Fifth avenue.
4 The presidents of the various clubs
comprised in the federation have been
asked TO tell some one of the nesds of
I the city which the ladies might be able.
to remedy and also how to accomplish
BIT.
III. G.. Dean. member Of the Soldiers
i Home and the institutions tailor for a
number of Years past, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening from the north
land now expects to remain in the Home
for the winter. Mr.. Dean recently went
Ito LACROSSE and Sparta. Wis. with the
4 intention OF making his headquarters
There for the winter. but after locking
lover the field in his line concluded to
return TO the Home.
Mr.. Fred Beider, who resides on the
i Brennecke farm, three miles west of
! Marietta. lost three valuable cattle
"Wednesday in a peculiar manner. Mr..
Beider was driving bunch Of fattened
animals to Marietta for shipment and
4 three of the number valued at 5000,
We're overcome With the heat and died
\ Lack of previous exercise was probably
Il the indirect cause. The loss falls lleav-
lily on Mr.. Beider.
The ladies OF the Cemetery Aid soci-
Lefty, with few guests, numbering all
told more than fifty, We're entertained
Wednesday, afternoon at the Horace
Arson home, Mrs. Arson and Mrs Hell
len Clark acting as hostesses. The par
lors We're frightened with autumn
flowers and the chicken pie supper that
Il vas served would discount Mrs, Rorer's
best. The society recently joined the
5lCity Federation of Women's Clubs and
Ico-operate with that organizat ton in its
work
ctaim Agent Marquis Barr, Of the
A Central, was in the city Wednesday
afternoon between trains and effected
q settlement with Engineer Ed Davis,
OF the Central, who was injured few
days ago by having the toes OF one foot
crushed by the falling Of part OF the
coal chute upon them. Mr.. Davis is
improving nicely, and Is able to be about
on crutches. He expects soon to resume
his run on engine IL which has been
taken, during his enforced absence
from work, by Engineer Ed Brown.
The Muscatine Journal, in its report