Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
Plenty Of butter at Culley's.

Plenty Of butter at culley'ss
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Go to sundelrs Cafe for the best
meals.
The purest candy in town u that made
at Fellner's.
Cook stoves. steel ranges and heating
stoves at Bullock's.
You can't buy impure spices OF us.
Iowa Tea Company.
Try the new candies at the Paragon,
11s East Main street.
sauerkraut, 5 cents a quart; also new
dill pickles at Culley's.
Big line of fleeced wrappers from s5
cents up at Newcomers.
Special sale tomorrow on furs, collar
cites and boas. Wilton & Whitehead.
Big line of cotton blankets from light
weight to very heavy mes at Newcom-
er's.
Buy you muslin undergarments while
you a get them at the sale price. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Try a pound of our Java and Mocha
only % cents a pound. Sinclair Tea and
Coffee House.
Three dollars in trading stamps for a
81 purchase in millinery and dress
goods. Hoyt's Department Store.
The w. r. c. Will give a chicken pie
supper in the German Odd Fellows
Saturday night. Supper IS cents.
We have several barrels of those fan
cy New York Baldwin apples left. The
price Will suit you, and go will the ap-
pies. 1dso & Wilhau.
Mrs. May kinsey. who has made her
home in this city for some time, went
to Nevada, her former home, this morn
ing, and will reside there in the future.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid will have
or sale a choice collectionSof palms and
ferns for a few rays at Skegg's store.
They invite all to call and see the plants.
Local ice dealers are already planning
for the harvesting of the annual crop
which will be of good quality this year
owing TO the high stage IF the water
and its unusual clearness.
The members of the Still College foot
ball eleven, from Des Moines, We're ii
the city this morning between trains
en- route to Eldora, where this after
noon they met the Eldora Athletic Clut
team.
Supreme Commander Markey and
Mrs. Hollister, of the Maccabees, will be
the guests of the local orders Saturday
afternoon. All members of the order and
citizens Of the city are invited to meet
them from 3 to 5 at X. OF. M. hall, 1O5-
West Main street.
Friends of d. f. O,Connor, OF this
city, who went to Hartville, Wyo, sew
weeks agoon account Of his health,
have received word to the effect that
O'Connor is very much improved in
health and That a continual, steady Inn
provement in his condition is antici-
pated.
MI. Samuel Newhouse, of Salt Lake
City, who recently SOLD his great mining
interests. pays the Mutual Life Insur-
nee Company of New York a single
premium of 1928, S2S for a $500, 900 paid
up policy, and $4,000 annual income. The
Mutual Life is the worlds greatest
financial institution. with f~fty-seven
years Of unprecedented success. w. A.
Little, special agent, fremont, Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
The enjoyable supperwhich is served
once a month by the ladies' of the Haw-
thorne Club to their husbands, and a
few friends, vas spread Thursday ev-
sening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j..
Hoyt, the guests being Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles Hull, N. A. Car
mean, j. L. WINERY and P. S. Balch;
Mesdames NJ. NJ. Ackert. J.SW. Rhoadss
an6, G. F.. Brownell, of New York; and
Miss Ida DugHn. The amusement OF
the evening was found in playing .63,'
at which the prizes were gwen to Mrs.
Brownell and Mr.. s. NJ. Rogers.
Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley, Of tho
Iowa Central, arrived in the city this
morning from the north. on the Iowa,
accompanied by General Superinten-
dent C. w. Huntington, General Road
master NJ. H. Shelley. Superintendent
Of Bridges and Building j. F. Boileau
and Division Engineer E. C. Macy. The
officials all left the car here excepting
Superintendent Huntington. Who went
TO Oskaloosa, accompanied by Genera
Passenger Agent George S. Batty. Mr..
Kelly's visit will be a few days In
length, during which time he will look
after the progress Of the work in his
Department.
Peoria papers announce that capital
lists of that city are talking of building
a glucose factory for that city that will
be entirely independent of the immense
factory already operated in Peoria by
the Glucose Sugar Refining Company
The proposed factory is to be a very
large one and the Peoria papers say
that If it is built the new factory will be
in a position to make the old concern
much trouble. Altho this may be true
the Glucose Sugar Refining Compan,
has a reputation of doing business re.
CARELESS Of competition and without
doubt, IL the new plant is built, vii
keep on with it's work as IL the newe,
concern were not in existence.
"A very pleasant afternoon was spen,
by the ladies of the Witenagemote Clut
Thursday, when they met with Mrs. A
C. Abbott. The daughters Of the host.
ess. Mrs. A. G. Click and Mrs. G. F
Brownell, Of New York, were presen
with Mrs. L. C. Abbott and assisted ii
entertaining and in serving refresh.
ments. Mrs. Brownell, who was one o.
the favorite musicians Of the city wheI