Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
sDr. Nichols. surgeon
Tailor suits. Bannatyne 4 Lay.

Tailor suits. Bannatyne & Lay.
Every day brings new fall goods at
stern's.
New neckwear just received at Hen
iry Pappe.'s,
Ladies rainy day skirts. Hoyt'r De-
partment Store.
comtorters and blanket. very cheap.
Banantyne & Lay.
wanted-Three or four good carpen-
ters u. r. Atkinson.
Henry Pappe's big clothing store is
filed to the brim in every department..
Buy Your Columbia yarns at Lee &
Benedicts, as they have the exclusive
sale of them in this city.
Seven hundred new Jackets, capes and
collarettes to make your selections
from at Lee & Benedict's.
Eighty six and 4s We're the extremes.
of temperature for the twenty-four
hours ending at q a. m. ThisiS a range
of thirty eight degrees.
General Trnhic Manager j. N, Title
more. OF the Central, went TO Chicago
Thursday night to attend a committee
meeting of the Western Trunk Line
Association.
Every citizen should attend the mass
meeting called by Mayor Pierce tonight
| in the east court room to take steps to-
wards assisting in the relief Of the Gall
weston storm sufferers.
Landlord Barker, of The Oaks, Clear
Lake which has just closed success
full summer season, spent the day IN the
city looking after business matters. Mr..
Barker Will soon go to Minneapolis,
where he is going into business for the
winter months.
The time has come for casting aside
the straw hat and putting on the stiff
lone. We are prepared for this event,
las We are for all seasons of the year,
land have a large line of new fail hats
We are leaders in fall hats. Farrand
& Clifford.
Mrs. Walter Thompson arrived in the
city Thursday evening from Oskaloosa,
and will make her home in this city, her
husband having accepted a position.
with j. II. Sundell as a baker. Mrs.
! Thompson was formerly Miss Helen
Lyon, of Oskaloosa, and was recently
married to Mr.. Thompson.
Engineer George Cummings, of the
Central, whose home is in Monmouth,
Mas in the city Thursday night, being
on his way from Hampton, where he
had been summoned as a witness in the
| Dillon-C Central damage case. Engineer
$50, -. ~. r.
1.-THE death Of MIR. Dillon, and was wit
ness to the accident.
Mr.. John "A. Tallman, who has been
lin the employ OF the Hartwell cigar
| factory for the past twenty and one
half years. has resigned his position.
Mr.. fallman has benin charge of the
factory as manager since the death of
the late H. Hartwell and now expects
to go into the manufacturing business
for the Wholesale trade.
Mr.. A. w. Kicker state organizer for
the Debs and Hartman, or socia! DEM
Eocratic, party, did not deliver his adj
dress in aIarshalltown Thursday even
ling. Arrangements had been made for
Mr.. Kicker. ~ make his address on the
1.court house park, but when he arrived
the weekly band concert was In prog
lress and he did not care to talk against
a brass band, so he abandoned his
Injecting here.
The members of Damascus Masonic
| Lodge. at Albion. are TO enjoy their an
nual banquet on Saturday evening. to
which members from Marshalltown and
Iowa Valley lodges, of this city, have
third degrees is to be exemplified upon
three candidates during the early part
lof the evening. after which the banquet
lswill be served. The ladies Of the East
4 sern Star chapter are to serve the feast
land assist the masons IN entertaining
q their cut of town guests.
Il The employees of Lee & Benedict, who
Il are given TO having picnics. spent
4 Thursday evening at the pleasant home
of Hon. and Mrs. ]. B. Classen. north
s of the city. A fine supper was enjoyed
s and the ride home after the moon had
come up was delightful. The picnic
was given in honor of Miss Title Kin
a sey, who has been in the store for 9
number of years. but who leaves5in Z
flew days for San Antonio, Tex. where
!. goods house in which Miss Viga Mich
Fl aels, formerly of this city, is clerking
Mr.. George Seager. of Gilman. was il
! the city Thursday for the purpose O
1 making arrangements for a. ball gam
!, between a picked nine from this cit.
i and the team for which he is manager
organized from among the employees @
1.-the China n Canning Company. The Gil
: man team Is a very strong one for al
amateur ganization, and has issued
I Estanding challenge to any base bal
Y team in the state. Many of its member
. are old base bail players, and humble
j nf them We're at one time league play
: ers. Mr.. ID. C. Wilbur agreed to accom-
rnodate he Gilmanites and organized
team to meet them at Finkle's Park to
: morrow afternoon. He promises an in
q teresting game.
/. The Des Moines Leader of this morn
9 ling says: THE Ideal Club met Tues
4 day afternoon with Mrs. Graves, lS2
g Twenty fourth street. Election Of Off
: GERS for the ensuing three months re
& suited as follows: President, Mrs. +
NJ. Sage. vice president, Mrs. A. u. No
{, lble, treasurer, Mrs r. n. Prime: secre
e tary, Mrs. NJ d. Graves. Mrs. Nobl
e gave an interesting account of he
E. ocean voyage ZEN route to Paris an
n lnthar #roinfs including astouching inc