Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-12
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Il NStANsEs, AtNG OI sOlaCk FU1e - HOUUDsS
BannatynssA Lay.
oyeterA sserved IN any style q ourII
snort order counter. Clifford.
S Il you are In need Of q nobby suit
come ~ and let 9. H. Hole g Bro. at
IS Wanted--A boy to deliver packages
and shire shoes. Marshall Tailoring:
s. The Paragon restaurant, 11sss East
Main street, carries a fine line Of choc-
olates and variety OF choice candies.
The Maccabee harp orchestra was In
Melbourne Thursday night, where 1t
Furnished the music for the Woodmens
The Des Moines College foot ball
team passed thru the city this MORN
ing, en- route to Toledo, where they met
the Western College team tl1is after
noon.
The Paragon restaurant does not pre-
tend to have as many fancy dishes or
want q good wholesome. home-cooked
East Main street.
The Sioux Falls Candy Kitchen makes
fresh homemade candy every day. Any
kind OF candy can be found at the Sioux
Falls Candy Kitchen. Prices 10. Is, 90,
Is and 30 cents per pound; % and 10
cents for choice pound boxes. Fresh
chewing candy Saturday night Free
samples.
Mr.. =. G. Wallace arrived home this
morning from Ottumwa, where he has
been In attendance at the annual tour
ing the past two days. Attic the com
excellent shooting and was second high
average man during the two days.
Our Banner flour, corn meal. graham
and rye flour are manufactured from
the best cereals that can be obtained.
We are making an effort to put the best
there !s on the market for the benefit of
the public, and in order to secure the
best always ask your grocer for Ham
mond & Sons -four. made by Hammond
& Son, LeGrand.
Miss Mary q. Hay of New York, ma
tional organizer OF the Women's SUN
rage Association, and DR. Frances
Wood, OF Des Moines who were in at
tendance at the rally of the Marshall
town Political Equality Club Thursday,
went to Brooklyn this morning, where
this afternoon they attended the Powe-
shiek county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rohrbach, OF Britt,
who were married at Hampton Thurs
day and have been visiting in this city
since Thursday evening, returned to
Hampton this morning. Mrs. Rohr-
bach was formerly Miss Charlotte
schlessinger. of Hampton, who has Wis
tied in this city number OF times as
Miss Florence Greenbaum's buest.
Nevada Representative: Mr. Carl C.
Anderson and Miss Ella K Edwinson
were united in marriage Thursday Oct.
4, at the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Ole Edwinson, Rev. "A. B. Shrader
|ofIiciating. Many friends and relatives
joined in congratulations. An elegant
wedding dinner was served. The young
people will reside In Marshalltown.
where they will be at home after Oct. 10.
The old soldiers Of the Home INDUCED
Dewey Thursday, Commandant Horton
giving permission to catch more OF the
builheads that are In the lake. In the.
Ineighborhood OF 200 were caught alto.
getller. some Of them very nice ones.
eleven and twelve inches long. Another
! fishing day will be given soon. in order
that the bullheads may be caught be-
fore the water freezes.
Is
In honor OF their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. w. Rubel, of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Putzel entertained at progressive
cinch Thursday evening a few friends.
| Prizes for the cares Were given to Mrs,
! G.. p. Powers and Mr.. w. S. Robbins
hand the consultations went to Mrs. A. NJ.
! Parker and Dir. w. F. David. informal.
lily reigned thruout the evening, help
/ ing to make it as enjoy,.h'A as 1t was.
\ Afterti games a dainty luncheon was
served BY the hostess.
Splendid values in 25-cent silks BAN
natyne & Lay.
Charles Rogers, veteran OF the Sol
diers' Home, while Intoxicated, fell
upon the depot platform Thursday ev-
4 enlng, striking his head upon an iron
chisel that was being used by work
men in repairing The platform. Rog-
ers sustained a severe cash on the
Ihead above the right eye. After the ac-
4 cident aScomrade tried his best to per-
suade Rogers to take car for the
Home. but he refused and short time
afterwards. on account OF his helpless
4 .ness, was locked up in the Third ave-
nue. station and retained until this
4 morning.
Latest style Jackets and furs Ban
4 natyne & Lay.
business opportunities on the line Of
4 the Chicago Great Western railway In
4 Illinois Iowa, Minnesota and Miseouri.
4 First -class openings in growing towns
for all kinds OF business and for manu-
featuring. Our list includes location.
for blacksmiths. doctors. dressmakers
furniture, grain and live stock buyers,
d general merchandise. hardware, harness
tailors, cold storage, creameries and
canning facfories. Write fully in regard
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