Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-29

Fresh oysters IN every style at Sum
dell's cafe.
3 See the New Hamilton piano at Har-
lan's Music House
Extra strong llorehound candy 10 cents
a pound at Fellner's.
Fancy Turkey red prints sl1s cents
yard. Lee & Benedict.
H. E.Simkins undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice.
Mr.. Henry Pincus, general agent of
the lines Band. was in the city today.
Undertaken II. f. simkins was IN
Quarry today, where he had in charge
the funeral of the late Mrs. Dostal, who
died Tuesday.
The j. r. Irwin Lumber Company
sells Boone. Centerville, Illinois. Jas
per county, Sunday creek, Hooking and
all sizes of hard coal.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mesdames II. I. Mairs
and E. L. Hoag, at the home of the lat
ter on West State street.
A few suitable presents for Christmas
are fruit knives, teaspoons, orange
spoons, nut picks or single articles III
silver, fancy novelties and q hundred
other articles at Hellberg's.
The University OF Illinois foot ball
players. from Champaign, Ill, passed
thru the city Wednesday evening in a
special coach. attached to the Colorado
special en- route to Lincoln. Neb, where
this afternoon they meet the University
OF Nebraska eleven.
Superintendent w. E. Tomlinson, of
the county farm, was in the city
"Wednesday, being on his way to La
Noble from Saylor, Polk county, where
is located the Polk county hospital and
farm. Mr.. Tomlinson has been spending
a few days at the county institution, OBJ
tanning new ideas regarding the care Of
county charges.
Ease and comfort are two of the in-
portant features of a trip to California,
and there are no better routes offered
the 1900 tourist than via the Iowa Cen
trail railway. Only four days en- route
TO Los Angeles, leaving sMarshalltown
at $40 p. m. every Wednesday. New
tourist cars with every convenience and
comfort of the standard sleeping car,
including wide vestibules and Pintsclll
gas. Ask the nearest Iowa Central tick
ct agent for full particulars.
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In the series of mothers meetings be-
ing held in the various rooms of the.
Second ward, the second was given
Wednesday, afternoon when Miss Eva.
Wild.nan and Miss Zada White and
their pupils entertained. About sixty
guests We're present and from to 5
o'clock observed the regular work of
the little people. Papars on subjects of
interest to both teachers and mothers
We're read by Mrs. H. r. Sloan, Mrs. l..
r.. Willard and County Superintendent
Judd Morrissey. During a social hour
that followed refreshments We're served
by the hostess teachers. assisted by
Misses Acis Wescott, of Spencer, and
Edna Wildman.
Mason City Times Herald: DR.. Van
Ness preached a very strong temperance
sermon at the NJ. e. church yesterday.
I Many who heard it pronounce it one Of
the strongest of the kind they ever
heard. He has decided views along this
Zine and expressed them with vigor
and earnestness characteristic of the
man. In the evening he preached the
fourth sermon in a series of sermons to
the young people, the theme being good
4 literature. He carried into the pulpit
and exhibited some of the cheap trash
\ in circulation and this made a decided
impression upon his audience. DR.. Van
Ness is opening Very satisfactory and
4 aggressive pastorate and will do good
work for the Methodist denomination OF
a this city.
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