Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-18
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Dr.. 1anss. surgeon and physiclan
oysters In every style It sundel,'s
Cafe.
Peoria ranges lead. Bullock sells
them.
Flitton dye works. q. West Church
street.
Greatest values ever offered In India
linens. Bannatyne & Lay.
Pancake flour. all the best kinds. at
Reynolds, Watson & Co. 8.
Boy Marshalltown Light.
Power & Railway Company.
DR.. l. H. Fry, eye, ear. nose and
throat surgeon. Glasses fitted.
See our great line of latest weaves in
black goods. Bannatyne & Lay.
Large variety Of collarettes, storm
collars and scarfs. ME-. Andrews.
Hammond & Benedict are selling flour
cheaper in five and ten sack lots than
any store in town.
The store room on Main street adj
Joining the City National Bank will be
for rent Nov. i. City National Bank.
Mr.. C. c. Gilman who has been in
the east looking after his railroad cons
tract work. arrived home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs N. b. Hoyt left this.
morning for Odebolt, which is to be their
future home, and where they are to con-
duct a hotel.
Good dressers should visit the tailor
ing parlors of Wall & Rails and see the
new fall and winter styles just in. Can;
make you a suit or overcoat on short
notice. Give Jig trial.
Professor Charles f. Phipps. the cel-.
Eebrated palm whistler and mandolist,
has been engaged for the concert to
be given by the Eastern Star Friday
night, Oct. 10. Admission, % cents
Stoves, stoves stoves! To cook or to
heat, for wood, for soft COAL for hard
coal. The finest assortment ever shown.
We can please all in quality and price.
Schmidt's hardware store, lO2 West!
Main street.
Mrs. j. G. Brown went to Newton this
morning, where she will attend the state
convention of the Congregational Home
Missionary society. Mrs L. r. Lay is
the other delegate from the Congrega-
tional church in this city. The conven-
tion began this afternoon and continues
over tomorrow.
Mr. Earl Speer, who has been en-
ployed by the Central as timekeeper in
HuntinstoT's office, has
resigned his position and VIII leave the
latter part of the week for Chicago
where ne has accepted a position with
Nelson, Norris s. Co.. packers. Mr..
Archie r. Ratekin. Who has been clerk
to Trainmaster Il. Z. kerwin for the
past few years, will take Nh. Speer's
position.
The Ksokuk Gate City of Wednesday,
in publishing an extensive account of
the doings II the grand lodge of Iowa
odd Fellows. produced the portraits OF
Grand Marshal III. w. Mundhenk and
Grand Representatiye-ele elect +. H. Hib-
ber, of this city, also that of Grand
Conductor w. Fl. Nelson, formerly Of
Marshalitown, now of A1nes. Mr.. Peter
Mayer, of this city, was also in attend
ance at tie grand lodge, a delegate
from Goethe Lodge.
A mornings hunt for squirrels in
l.dulged in Wednesday by Drs. Lierle,
Hurd and Hynds. was rewarded with a
generous supply of the bushy tailed
l8creatures. They proved their generosi-
lsty to be on a par with their proves,
for they entertained at squirrel dinner
lat Gifforas party of gentlemen
! friends, whose wives We're enjoying
themselves al a card party. The sup
per was an elaborate one and the even
ling was spent withseards.
4 On Oct. 16. %, and 80 the Iowa Central
1 Railway Will sell settlers. excursion
| tickets to points in Montana, Idaho,
Washing ton, Oregon and British Colum-
jbia al Very low rates, as follows: to
/ Helena, Butte, Great Falls and kalis-
pell. one way s2ss;; round trip $40. TIC
4 Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
\ Vancouver and Victoria. one way s2S:
round trip s45. For full particulars call
Lon Iowa Central ticket agents. or adj
dress, Geo. S. Batty, G. p. & T. A, Mar
shalltown. Iowa
4 Mr.. Will Shoemaker son of Sheriff
and Mrs. T. j. Shoemaker. arrived homs
"Wednesday evening from Ames, where
4 he has been a student at the Iowa STATE
4 College. sick with typhoid fever. Mr.
George Lundy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. N
4 w. Lundy. who is also a student at the
Il college, has been sent home also on &C
5Icount of illness with the same disease
Fortunately neither of the students
i from this city are very i'll as yet. bu
4 lowing TO many other cases in the schoo
4 they We're sent home, where they coule
receive better care.
4 The members of the Conrad high
q school football eleven were in the cit,
4 "wednesday night, being on their way
{. home from State Center, where the,
met the State Center high school team
4 in a game in the afternoon and were de-
. feated % too The personal of the Con
3 rad team was as follows: Rooney, cen
ter: Cakerice and Clement, left ant
4 right guards: Clark and Wiley, left AM
j; right tackles: Conrad and Mitchell, lef
and right ends: Ford. quarter: c. G
Fritzel and Binder, left and RICH
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