Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-26

Or. hay. Woodbury. block. n
Good hour u per sack at Culley's.

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Good tiour = per sack at culley's
oysters served in any style ct Gif- L
ord's restaurant.
Come and see the elegant display Of
nina at the Iowa Tea Company's open
ng tomorrow.
Unexcelled marsh mallows. the 40
cent quality. only 20 cents tomorrow at
Fellner's. opposite court house.
Try a pound OF our 25-cent coffee. IT
Is equal to any 35-cent goods sold in
the city. Hoyt,s Department Store.
Try pound of our Mocha and Java /
coffee. 1t only costs you IS cents q
pound. Sinclair's Tea and Coffee House.
Thanksgiving will soon be with u.s.
You certainly want a new hat or bonnet
for the occasion. Mrs. Morrill, has the |
latest styles.
A few friends who like to meet every |
now and then and enjoy an evening Of |
whist, were entertained Thursday eve
ming at the home of Professor and Mre |
F. E. Willard.
Register tonight or tomrrow IL you
have not already enrolled your name
on the great book that shows you are
entitled to exercise the invaluable
right Of franchise on Nov. 6.
H. w. Shove, representing the Arm Of
Jewett & Sherman. Of Milwaukee. will
serve coffee next Saturday from $3.50 q.
m. to $3.50 p. m. at the store OF Idso e
Wilhou. It will be free to all.
A representative of large eastern
cloak and suit company will be at
Hoyt's Department Store Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Oct. 30 and 81. Special or
ders taken for jackets and tailor-made
suits.
People may differ as to the use OF sill
Yer in our coinage, and political parties
may war over it, but every one who has
seen the new silverware at Hellberg's
will agree that silver has been put to
proper use there.
Mr.. G.. N. Patrick says he was given
too much credit in the notice OF . Sc
lection played. before the meeting of
the Women's Club, and that he did not
compose but only arranged for mando-
lin and guitar the instrumental num-
Der, The Lord is My Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tigges and FAM
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bush and fam
lily. and Mrs. John Paul and family, all
of whom have lived near Laurel for
years and been among the most promi-
nent residents of that locality, left
Thursday evening for Colorado. where,
they will make their homes They Will
settle near Snyder.
AS Thursday was the anniversary OF
the birth of Miss Blanche Robinson.
large number Of her friends were en-
tertained at her home in the evening.
Music and games and selections from
phonograph furnished plenty of amuse-
ment and a fine supper was served by
Mrs. n. "A. Williams and Mrs. George
Robinson. Miss Anna Edgar a,so as
sisted in the evenings pleasure. An out
of town guest was Mr.. Harry Yeager,
of Grinnell.
On Oct. 16. %, and 80 the Iowa Central
Railway will sell settlers' excursion
tickets to points i'll Montana, Idaho.
Washington, Oregon and British Colum-
bia at Very low rates, as follows: to
Helena, Butte, Great Falls and Kalis-s
5pell, one way s23; round trip $40. To
| Spokane. Portland, Tacoma, Seattle.
Il
round trip s45. For full particulars call
on Iowa Central ticket agents. or ad-
dress, Geo. S. Batty, G. P. e T. A., Mar
slialltown, Iowa.
The Halloween social given to the
clerks of the city by the members of
the Railroad y. NJ. c. A. and Ladies'
Auxiliary. held at the association
rooms Thursday evening, was we'll at
tended and highly enjoyed. About $50
i5clerks and their friends were present.
IAmusements of various kinds were fur
4 nished. but the principal pastime was
4 that of indoor foot ball. with an empty
4 eggshell as the ball. carried from one
side of the blackboard field to the other
4 by the breath of the players. Cocoa
and waters were served by the ladies
4 gduring the evening.
The party of Central officials CONF
4 posed of Chief Engineer II. g. Kelley,
4 General Auditor T. l. WATSON and Di-
vision Engineer Z. G. Macy, that had
been to Abba and points south on the
,iine of business, arrived in the city this
y morning on the Iowa. General Road
. master NJ. n. Shelley and Division En-
Igineer White, Of Oskaloosa, accompa-
MED the officials north from Oskaloosa
:. Mr.. WATSON and Mr.. White stopped here
land the remainder Of the party. accom-
8 panied by Division ROadmaster p. Har.
Irity left for Mason City, where Mr.
Kelley will leave for Minneapolis.
4
The Witenagemote Club met Thurs.
!, day afternoon in regular session Will
T Mrs. S. p knisely. For time tn.
!. ladies will be engaged in reading 9TH,
Coming People" They are pleased a
! a reunion!which promises to be last
4 ing one. for Mrs A. c. Abbott has re
Z turned from her long stay in the west
> Mrs. "A. l.. Palmer has returned to he
old home, after an eight years resi-
!. dence in West Superior, Wis. and Mrs
i B. F. Kierulff, who has been in Califor
i MIA for many years, is in the city agail
i to make 1T her home. All OF tlles
. ladies were for years members Of til
e club and it is a great pleasure to hav
: them Of the number. which has met 70
1 so many years every Thursday to real
e land discuss and visit.
= The Minneapolis Journal Of Thurs
!. day evening says of A. B. Plough's con
! dition: "A. B. Plough. formerly vic
president and general manager Of TIL
!. st. Paul & Duluth, who has been in Il
: Health for several months, is no,
! alarmngly i'll at his home, 745 Fair