Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-17

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sterlins silver sets at Aliens.
pr. jams. surgeon and physician.
Babies winter bonnete The Hawk
eye.
Fresh oysters 10 every style at SUM
dell's cafe.
Fleece lined underwear. so cents. at
Farrand & Chords,
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
ct Flitton's. 24West Church street.
Mr.. p. U. Emery left for Chicago last
night to purchase fine line OF china
for the Iowa Tea Company.
Another big lot Of street hats worth
up to Especial sale price, $1.59. ,Dou-
bic the amount in trading stamps.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mrs. Maude BATHS left this morning
for Sioux City, where she will attend
the annual convention OF the Iowa
State Library Association.
The rest OF this week we will make
special prices on onellot Of eiderdown
dressing sacques. 80 cents being the
price. The colors are blue, red, pink
and gray They are pretty and very de-
sirable. Wilton & Whitehead.
Miss Ella Moffatt returned this
morning from Toledo, where she has
been for few days in attendance at
the state convention OF the w. c. 7. u.
no "a 1nfe <,eot v1
to be present at the convention of the
Mrs. e. E. Jones, of Omaha. who was
called to the city several weeks ago
with her husband, who died shortly
afterwards III Dubuque, and who has
been visiting since his death with rela-
5tives in Dubuque and Chicago, left this
morning for her home, having been here
for a ten days stay with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Calhoun.
N. Norman, Chris Hennig and Glenn
ent Johnson, three old soldiers, and
Charles Kennedy, G. w. Holmes and
Harry Miles, lahorers, all arrested by
the police with the exception Of john
son, who was arrested by Merchant Po-
lice Mcclure, were before Mayor Pierce
this morning, charged with intoxica-
ton. All We're sentenced to six days
labor.
The Des Moines Leader Of this morn
ing has the following notice concerning
a young lady who has visited here a
number of times with Miss 1gerna
Getz and who was the recipient of
much admiration on account of her
singing: The marriage Of Mr.. Edgar
Clayton Cory and Miss Anna Marie
Kirk will occur Wednesday, November
Z, at s O'Clock. "A wedding reception will
be held from $3.50 to 10 o clock.
"A very pleasant farewell surprise was
given in honor of the Misses Louise
Van Ness and Esther Fisher at the lat
ter's home, $40 North First street, Tues
day evening. Like presents We're given
them for tokens of remem brance. A
Very enjoyable evening was spent with
games and refreshments. Those pres
sent We're Misses Nora Wheat, Mabel
Maulsby. Myrtle, Laura and Hattie
Cation, Amy Culley, Grace and Ivajean
Ruth, Florence and Ethel simson, Ber-
tina Morgan and Maggie Ford.
Mason City Globe-Gazette: It was
evident from the sincere expression OF
delight from a large congregation at
the Methodist church both morning and
evening that the bishop and cabinet Of
the recent conference did not commit
any error In assigning to the pastorate
here DR.. ]. G. Van Ness. DR.. Van Ness
preached two masterful and helpful
sermons yesterday both so wholly un-
like that he demonstrated not only a
surprising depth Of philosophy, but also
a Wilderness of literary research and a
versatility of expression that bespeaks
for his congregation something new
and interesting and charming each
Sabbath In fact the doctor corrobo-
rated in his initial discourse what the
Globe Gazette has already vouched for
that he is one Of the very best II not
the best, pulpiteer in this conference
and will prove an extraordinarily good
pastor as we'll.
The citizens of the ordinarily peaceful
little town of LeGrand had excitement
galore for a short time Tuesday, when
an alarm of fire called out nearly every
man, woman and child to Thomas Glib
son's grocery store, where q blaze hac
started from chimney that led from
4 1.-The store thru an upper hallway, thence
Ito the chimney. The pipe became over
heated and ignited some of the furnish
slings of the hallway and for a time i
Hooked as if the entire block, III which
are located harness shop, Bratt's gen
4 eral store, Barclays barber shop. DR.
4 Mills Office Arnold's store and Bratt''
8|hay barn, was doomed. The business
linen who were nearest the store whel
1.-THE fire was discovered turned out Will
"a will and, forming bucket brigade
managed to subdue the flames befor
s|they spread TO another building. TIL
i loss is small and the damage was con
fined principally to the hallway Of tn
i Gibson building.
i The Marshalltown delegation to thu
international conference OF the railwa,
department of the Young Mems Chris
i tian Association at Philadelphia, wht
lare representing also the Iowa Contra
4 railway, which maintains, to great de
@lgree, the association here, took occasion
while in the Quaker city to call upol
Mrs Russell Sage, OF New York. who
with Miss Helen Gould, was in attend
lance at the conference as workers in tn
international auxiliary. Mrs. Sage!
a presence was the signal for any atten
4 tion that the Iowa Central men coult
Il display. owing to the high regard ii
4 which Mr.. Sage is held by all Iowa Cen
trail employees. Mr.. Sage has Away