Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-17

city. Hewt's Department Store
Our semi annual display Of high grade
millinery Thursday and Friday, at Miss
Middlekauff's s.
Cameras from $3.50 to s25; camera
supplies, new goods turnout. Adamson,
116 West Main.
r.. Howe Taylor Canton No 2s will.
give a series of dances for the winter
commencing Oct. IL. 1900.
1t is time to quit buying at the soda,
fountain and instead fill your bin with
coal. J. f. Irwin Lumber Company.
lsgies. We have over 100 tha$ must be
closed out before November 4. Ketchum
& Johnston.
We are selling nothing but bright,
clean Lehigh and Scranton coal. We
have sold all our old coal. j. u. Irwin
Lumber Company.
| Prohibition candidates for president
and vice president will speak here FRI
day Reduced rates on all railroads.
Remember the date.
Miss 1gerna Getz left Sunday for
\ Milwaukee, where she will enter Dowil-
er College. Miss Getz expects to take
a two years course there, which with
her work done at B,.yn Mawr and while
abroad, Will enable her TO graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Propst went to
lGrinnell Saturday evening in answer to
q message stating that Mr.. w. A.
Propst, the formers father, was very
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land it is feared that he will not have
1.-THE strength to recover from this at
Itack.
l.emen Bros. circus train passed thru
the city at 3 o'clock SundayFmorning, en-
route from Eldora to Montezuma. The
management was prohibited from Civ
ing an exhibition in Eldora Saturday
4 night on account Of the cold and stormy
weather, which lnadegit unsafe for pat
rons to be in the tents One of the side
show tents was torn to pieces by the
wind quite early in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kline returned
saturday evening FROM six weeks trip
thru the east. A part of the time was
spent on the great lakes and Montreal
land Toronto We're visited in Canada
The beauties of Niagara and the his
toric places of Boston We're seen and
then a visit was made to friends in
Woodstock, VT, the old home of Mrs.
Kline, which she has not visited for
seventeen years.
A party OF Masonic brethren from
]this city, composed of Messrs. w. S. De-
vine, e. G. Mcmillan, c. H. Smith, c.
4 W. Mason, G. D. Lyon and George
Treffry attended the melting of
Damascus Lodge at Albion on
Saturday night and witnessed the
sconferring of the third degree on two
Jcandidates. Following the work the
members of the Albion lodge served a
banquet. Masons We're also present
from Clemens Bromley, LaAoille and
lother points.
Thrifty housakeepers are coming to us
every day. supplying themselves with
furniture to beautify their homes. and
lsare thankful for these money saving OPP
a portunities.. Many competitors Say NC
. are losing money because we sell sc
cheap. Let them think so. Let shen
{ talk about it. 1t does us good. and while
q they are chatting and holding up theil
4 hands in helpless surprise we will Civ.
4, you the bargains, win your frien1shiI
81 and get the business We buy in cal
81 lead lots and can afford to sell cheaper
than others. Marion Gard.
Il Twelve married Indies and twelve
young ladies We're the guests at the
card party given Saturday afternoon
q by Mrs. Ii. r. Willard in honor OF Mrs
q j. Hartjens, of Scranton. Pa. vino is {
81 guest of her sister, NJ RS. c.. NJ. Coleman
:, and Miss Eleanor Shockney, of Indian-
s apolis, who is visiting her sister. Mrs
s f.. r. Binford. The decorations of thu
s rooms We're allsof green and white AMI
, the three course tea was served in til.
s. same colors. The first prizes at card
went to Mrs. T. p. Evans and Mis-
!. Bessie Oliver and the seconds to Mrs
t E. F. Binford and Miss Mae Sherman
]. Assistant Secretary Charles Wassmel
: lsof the Railway Y. NJ. G. A., has pre-
: pared a neat sign that has been place
ION the building occupied by the genera
roadmaster and yardInaster of TIL
VI Central, which calls atten ton to the fac
. that the association rooms are locate
: one and one half blocks north of the de
: pot, and that a welcome is extended t
= every one The idea of the ASSOCIATION
!. is to.afford a resting place and readin
( room accommodations for passenger.
q strangers in theEcity, who may be her
between trains and who may desil
some quiet place to stop until the ar
!, rival Of their trains. The idea is a vef
good one and will no doubt attrao
! many strangers to the rooms VIII
would not otherwise know of their ex
istence.
s State Mastering Officer villa. Brow
e of the Sons of Veterans. past com
mander and Iowa delegate to the nine
teenth national encampment Of tn
I Sons of Veterans, held last yeelS a
= : Syracuse, n. Y. arrived home satur
!, day. Mr.. Brown says the encampmer
was q successsin every particular, an
4 especially from an Iowa standpoint, a
4 this state was especially interested j
!, securing for Mason City the Sons
: Veterans National Military Colleg,
Iowa had full delegation present. REP
tkIlresenting thirteen votes, and the head
e quarters of the state We're even finer an
!. more popular with the delegates a
q large than the national headquarter.
S Mr.. Brown brought home with him
e beautiful souvenir of the convention
!. the delegates gold badge, gold plate
8 affair and one OF the finest ever given a
any convention.
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