Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-17

Of silver at Aliens. the jeweler.
DR.. Getz will answer consultation
calls in country and surrounding towns.
Two by four to 2x12 low grade SO and
s12 per thousand, to close out. A. A.
Many novelties in jewelry just in this
week. When looking for the late things
see Hellberg's stock.
Shelled pecans, hickory nuts, almonds,
black walnuts and butternuts at Reyn-
olds, Watson & Co.'S.
Attend the great closing-out sal at
Hoyt's Department Store, commencing
Monday morning. Trading stamps.
Yarns in saxonys, Germantowns,
zephyrs, Shetland fiosses. Angora wool,
German knitting, etc, at Newcomers.
For Rent-Large front room, nicely
furnished; heat, light and bath. Rent,
sc per month. At 500 North First street.
We have a complete stock Of both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
The muslin underwear and embroid-
cries, are going out in large quantities
but we still have a large quantity of
each. NJ. F. Andrews.
Fine silverware such as Hellberg sells
is the most acceptable wedding present
one can give, for it lasts a lifetime and
is something people seldom feel able to
buy for themselves.
Miss Ina Goodale spent the day in
Grinnell in attendance at the inter
county teachers meeting. h was the
guest Of her friend, Miss Helen Battin,
a student in Iowa College.
Mr.. Sigmund Stern. a former business
man Of this city and a brother of MIR.
Moses Stern. recently celebrated his
silver wedding at his home in Ale
gheny City, Pa Mr.. Stern has pros
pered in his eastern home.
am correspondent for a company
having large gums to loan ct low rates
of interest, on long time n real es-
tate security: also l nave a friend who
for a short tine offers a few thousand
dollars on good personal notes. William
Battin.
Popularity in other lands Of the Mutu-
al Life Insurance Company of New
York. Received from an English CAPT
talist thru its London Office $4SO,O0O for
an annuity bond paying s4S,5 500 annual
ly. w. A. Little. special agent, Ire
mont, Marshalltown, la.
Many are calling at u store to see
the elegant sideboard that we are going
to give away to our customers Jan. j,
1901. Our Christmas goods are begin
ming to move and already we have laid
away articles for the holidays. Come
in now and make your selections. Ma
rion Gard.
Miss Zada White, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs w. l.. White, went to
.Grinnell Friday evening, where today
she attended the inter-county teachers
meeting. Miss White and mother will
remain in Grinnell over Sunday az the
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. j. d.
Goldsworthy. and family.
Dubuque Telegraph: Aparty of local
Knights Of Columbus will depart to-
night ever the Great Western for Mar
shalltown, Were they will meet a party
of Chicago knights. who are on their
way TO Denver t. participate in the in
stallation Of the first council Of the or
g%anization in Colorado. There are
sixty persons in the Chicago delegation.
which will be increased by a party from
Davenport. The persons making up the
Dubuque party are: Judge NJ. C. Math-
eve, Sheriff Conlin. John Weimer. Thos.
Phillips. DR.. Slattery, James Slattery.
James Hayes. DR.. Browneon and Frank
Murphy. The installation ceremonies
will take place Sunday.
Tn educational committee of the
Ratlroad Y. NJ. C. A, in charge of the
free reading room and the entertain
ment course, met Friday evening and
prepared a larger list of periodicals, in
order to make the reading enc of
the most attractive features. Among
the leading daily papers now on file are
Times Republican, Chicago Record and
Inter Ocean. The leading weekly pa
pers are Scientific American, Harper's,
Judge, Youths Companion, Saturday
Evening Post, Rams Horn and Axso-
citation Men. The best is also offered in
monthlies, including Leslie's, Nc
Cures, Cosmopolitan, Locomotive
Engineering, Ladies' Home Journal
and Recreation.
lm4II%a+ EE1l2
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Fletcher enter
tanned a few friends very informally
Friday evening for Mrs. G.. r. Brownell,
of New York. who has been in the city
the past week and who leaves Sunday
night for Chicago, where she will visit
her friend, Mrs. Rita Lorton-Scnmidt
and be met by her husband, who will
/ accompany her home. The evening was
a very pleasant one, made so especially
by its informally. The only anne OF
the evening was afforded by the pic
lures of babies to the number of about
forty pasted on the wall and the
guests were required to tell whether
they were boys or girls. The honored
guest was the successful one who could
distinguish the most and she was
awarded the prize. Delicious refresh.
ments were served during the evening.
Mr.. Frank Horton, son OF Command
ant and Mrs. c.. C. Horton, Of the Sol
dierG Home, who has been playing righ1
half on the Chicago University foot
ball team, is not in the game with Wis
consin today, being laid up with in.
juries. The Chicago Times-Herald, II
speaking of the injured players who arr
not fit for today's struggle. says
"Frank Horton, the right half back. II
go badly bruised that he is practically
olt Of the game, tho he was on Marshal