Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27

ceived at the .Hawkeye''.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter Clifford.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. d. Diseases of
and children speciality.
Twenty-Five pieces OF new black dress
goods today. Hoyt's Department Store.
The millinery display of the season
will open at Miss Gilmore's on Satur-
day.
Wanted-F Four or five good bricklay-
ers. j. F. Atkinson, Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Mrs. A. Seymour, clairvoyant and
physcomatrist, hours 8 a. m. to p. M,
306 North First avenue.
3 We want to get heavy draft team.
We will take them and keep them and
pay for their use. j. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
j. H. Gribble will be at our store Mon
day. Oct. 1, with a complete line ct fur
Jackets. capes. collarettess and scarfs.
NJ. f. Andrews.
Come to Mrs. Tuffree's millinery par
lors Saturday. September %, and see
some of the most beautiful French pat
terms ever shown in the city.
Mr. Henline will be at our store to-
morrow with a fine line of jackets, capes
and golf capes and we will take special
orders on same. Lee q Benedict.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
y
Mrs. W. w. Doolittle and Mrs E. p.
Fox at the home of Mrs. Doolittle. ON.
South Third avenue, Friday afternoon.
The grocery department. of the Bee
Hive will be continued by c. Hairigan
and III. A. Holman and 1 will close out
everything in the other departments al
Wholesale price or less as i wish TO get
it closed out by Jan. list, on account
of my health j. +. Harrigan.
Mrs. Margaret Travis. mother of Mrs
Is. a. Swanson. of sos East State street,
.whohas been i'll for the past Two months
aa the result Of a carbunce al the base
oil the brain, is very much improved,
and ia able to be out Mrs Travis con-
clifton was considered quite serious at
one time, and necessitated the perform
ing Of ar operation.
The w. r.. c. was honored Wednesday
by the visit of Mrs Belle Il. Roedell,
department Inspector The entire
Work of the ritual MAS eXemplified for
her and she expressed herself as much
pleased with what the ladies had ac-.
epmplishea. a social hour was Their.
spent and the ladies dined together at
a restaurant This afternoon the La
dies Aid Of he corps has been holding
its regular meeting al the home of Mrs
u. Bigelow, south . the city
The remains OF the late Mrs. Many S.
Kelly, of Dcs Moines We're brought 10
this city "Wednesday and inferred in
Riverside, as announced in thess col
aumna on Tuesday The body was ac-
NJ. w. G.. Kelly, daughter, Mrs Charles
Gea1ge II. Kelly. of Omaha Mrs. Kelly
svas a resident of Marshalltown for -four
Years, between 1852 and 1886. and will
be remembered by many friends here
Her death was the result of the eighth
stroke of paralysis, suffered within the
past four years.
Some idea of the magnitude of the
production of Sporting Life can be
gained when IL is stated the company
tCarries Two immense cars of scenery
Inlecnanical and electrical effects, theil
own running horses, with FIVE maclin-
lists and sta sc carpenters to handle the
fourteen complete sets of special seen
IasrN alone. A Accompany Of forty-two PEG.
l5ple. besides forty local tsupers" are re.
l.auired 70 present the play. The curtain
lis ali of Tbs C)deoE scenery used 1t is
LINE big city production that ran in Chi.
5ghr most elaborate meio- drama We
staged in this country. Don't miss The
mammoth production al the Odeon to
morrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w Shannon. VIII,
leave in a Short time for their new HON
Tin Albany. y. Y, and their guest. Mis-
1 Cora I1undy, of Argyle. N. Y, were tn
lkonorsd guests at card part.
lat which DR.. aud Mrs. S
4 lIynds entertained a number o
fEfliends on Wednesday, evening. TIL
|playing of the evening WAS fine as wa
attested by the fact that both Of tn
head prizes We're cut for. Mrs. A. Jan
Inew was the lucky Ia dy to win from Mrs
Shannon and Mrs. w. c. Payne and MI
4 Charles Hull received the gentlemen
I.priZa after tying With DR.. C. w. Payne
4 1.-THE consultations We're not SO eagerl
sIsought and We're given to Mrs. A. I
i Conway and Mr.. William Sandoe. A
5lelegant luncheon was served by tn
lhostess.
4 Mr.. George H. Smith, Of Cedar RaI
4 ids, one of the court reporters Of thl
a district, who but recently returne
y from a "trip to Alaska, arrived in tn
7 city this morning TO assist in the wor
of the present term. Mr.. Smith, a
y previously stated in these columns. wa
not at all pleased with the outlook I
a Cape Nome and advised the syndica1
/, which he represented not to make til
contemplated nves tment in the froze
u north. Mr.. Smith says that F. A. Bel
u jamin and Capt. G. S. Aldrich expe,
} to leave Nome City about the middle /
II October for this city. Their venture
}, the bakery business has been a cost
], one, but it is thought they will CON
out even and perhaps little 10 II
\ good. Land and buildings a the tin
!, Ithey purchased We're at premium ar
! commanded exorbitant prices while
: month later they could have been pu
) lchased for at least half what had bee
: paid for them.
!. Sheriff Shoemaker with Constable