Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-21

When yoN start out to select your
Christmas presents remember that we
have some handsome pieces In cut glass.
Allen, the jeweler.
Attention, Court of Honor-we will
meet in the X. P. Hall, over the City
National Bank, Thursday evening, Nov.
90. S. j. Tinker, w. G.
The Bee Hive is, showing one OF the
largest lines Of kid body dolls in the city
and selling them al a discount of % per
cent. all sizes and prices.
When the ladies wish the best quality
obtainable in teas, coffees. spices, bak-
ing powders and extracts they telephone
their orders to the Iowa Tea Company.
Attention members Iowa Legion of
Honor. Regular meeting tomorrw night.
Our grand president will be present.
Supper served and good social time.
All members requested to be present.
Hans Erickson, secretary.
The suit Of the Marsnalltown Light.
Power & Railway Company against the
city was called in the federal court at
Des Moines Tuesday. The restraining
order preventing the city from putting
into effect the rate ordinance under con-
tention was continued and the hearing
set for Thursday morning.
On account Of the Ernest Seton
Thompson lecture at Grinnell on Nov. 8
the Iowa Central railway will sell tick
cts from Marshalltown to Grinnell and
return at the rate Of so cents for the
round thip Tickets to be sold for train
No. 2 leaving Marshalltown at $40 p.
M and limited to return not later than
No. 1. leaving Gr.nnell at $40 a. m. on
Nov. "a.
Our stove salesbook shows 1870 stoves
sold 80 far in 1900. Undoubtedly a fine
record and proof that quality and price
must be right. Our maleable steel range
is the best stove made today; has no
equal for appearance, finish and dura-
5bility. Our Cole Hot Blast has been the
leading soft coal stove for four years
and will prove a splendid investment.
All are invited to look over our fine az
sortment Of stoves fine granite and
nickel ware and hardware novelties.
Schmidt g hardware store.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church have made name for them
selves, and the enjoyable socials they
give at regular intervals Tuesday night
one of these pleasant gatherings wes
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A..
Newcomer. and wac we'll attended. The
committee in charge was Miss Helen
Burnell. Miss Mary Elliott. Mr.. George
A. Anderson, Mr.. T. J. Sanders and Mr..
Finley Iseman. An old-fa shioned spell
ing match was very amusing. Miss
Leopard was the one who proved her
self the best speller and she was given
a copy of The Sky Pilot" Miss Edna
BARLEY vas the only one in the party
who. IN specified time, was able to
Write down the books of the Old Tesla
mcnt in their order, and her reward was
a Bible. Refreshments We're served be-
fore the party separated.
In reply to the statements made by
the representative Of the Iowa Central
football eleven. a committee from the
Rhoades-Carmean teams says: I'VE
would like5to get the dates on which the
Iowa Central team defeated us two diff
ferent times. If we are so easy and are
not in the same class should think the
Central boys would be only too glad to
play us for 500 side. number Of the
Central team admitted after the game
4 that they We're outplayed, but that We
played in hard luck. Any outsider who
saw the game will tell YOU the same
thing. Their manager also made the
statement when our challenge waa is
sued the last time that he did not think
the boys would play, az they knew they
were outplayed in every point of the
game. As for the Central not being in
the same class with us we admit ii. If.
we thought they We're we would not be
go willing tolose our money on the next
game
The funeral of the late Supervisor A.
"A. Robinson was conducted Tuesday
afternoon from the home II the de-
ceased's son, Mr.. n. A. Robinson, 4o7
North First street, and was very :arg4
ly attended. Rev. F. w. Parsons had
the services in charge and the music
was by Mesdames /. F.. Irwin and r. IS.
Patten and iMessrs Walter Green and
F. Aubrey Smith. The floral offerings
from friends of the family and the
many relatives were very beautiful.
Associates of the deceased in business
way also expressed their appreciation
OF the friendship of days gone by with
remembrances in floral way. The
county bridge workers sent a handsome
fiat piece of American beauties and the
county officials broken wheel, From
the officers Of the Bank OF Arms trons,
OF which Mr.. E. F. Robinson, brother
OF the deceased. is president. there was
large gates ajar and the. officers and
employees Of the Marshalltown State
Bank gave a pretty panel OF roses and
carnations. After the remains were
borne to Riverside for afnterment Wor-
shpful Master c. w. Mason. Of Mar
shall Lodge No. 1903. A. F. and A. NJ.
assisted by the lodge, conducted the
burial service according to the sacred
and Impressive ritual. Members OF
Damascus Masonic Lodge, OF Albion,
formed portion OF the Masonic body
The pail bearers were Supervisor w. b.
Williams. Auditor F. w Hargraye,
County Bridge Superintendent j. H
Jayne. Treasurer C. n. Smith and
President "A. F. Balch, Of the MARSHALL
town State Bank.