Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-22

"a lss,es a ssysS
3 Everything 10 new and up-to-date ct
the Iowa Tea Company's.
Girls wanted at the packing house 10
work In the sausage room. Apply to-
Britain d Co.
Marshall Lodge No. 1Os. a. r. and A..
NJ, will have work In the second degree
tonight. All visiting Masons invited.
C. w. Mason. w. NJ.
This mornings Des Moines Leader
announces the death at Purcell, I. +, OF
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
q. Lowery. Mr.. Lowery is q nephew of
Miss Ella Gilmore, of this city.
Miss Laufer Weller, of Fort Dodge,
who came to DR.. Wilson, the eye and
ear specialist, almost entirely deaf Nov.
8. returned to her home last Saturday
entirely well, her hearing being perfect
ly accurate.
Are you one OF those fellows who have
done without an overcoat until now, all
tho in need of 1t? We have the largest
and best tine to select from, and when
YOU know the price we ask you will
wonder why you did without go long.
Come in and let us show you what we
have. Farrand & Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Inman. OF Primghar,
who have been in the city few days
visiting at the home OF the latter's
brother, Mr.. Elmer 3McCool, went to
sMontour this morning for a few days
stay with Mr.. and Mrs I; s. McCool.
parents OF Mrs Inman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Inman are en- route to Portland, Ore,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Cronk, Capt. and Mrs. j. e. Rouse,
Misses Lois Stevens, Lydia Wall. Lottie
Wallace, nellie Wilcox and Dora Fantz.
and Messrs. George Ross, Harry and
Arthur Harvey, Hendrix and r. Z.
Young, all of Montour, formed a thea
ter party that attended Way Down
East" Wednesday night.
Mr.. Fred Prang, young buggy jobber
Of Des Moines, spent Wednesday In the
city on business and while here pur-
chased carload Of fine vehicles. Mr..
Prang lie the son Of Mr.. F. r. Prang.
president OF the New Home Sewing
Machine Company, Of Orange, Mass.
Mr.. N. j. Clark. OF Belmond, another
buggy merchant, visited the city
"Wednesday also and made an extensive
purchase Of vehicles.
Mr. James Mahoney, of Belmond, was
in the city over night on businese leav-
ing for his home this morning. Mrs..
Mahoney and Aiiss Lora left Belmond
this morning for Chicago, where they
expect to remain until after the holidays
visiting Mrs Mahoney's sister, Mrs. F..
c. Hall. Miss ahoney's visit to Chicago
is made particularly for business reas-
ons, as she will look after the publica-
ton of several new pieces OF music that
she has recently composed
Runaway teams seem to have spite
at the mail boxes at the City National
Bank corner. A new box was recently
placed there to replace the one broken
ten days ago by a team. At 2:30 this af-
ternoon the team of w. Thomas. of
Green Mountain. started to run near the
Pilgrim and came down Main street at
a rapid rate. All Center street the team
ran into the iron post on which the mail
box islocated. The light wagon to which
the horses were hitched waR broken, the
tongue being demolished, and the har-
ness was broken, but the collision stop
ped the team. A quantity OF butter and
other articles were scattered along Main
street. The driver was standing by the
side OF the horses when they started and
was thrown, but was uninjured. Neither
the letter nor paper mail box was ma
terially damaged.