Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27

Elegant new sideboards at D. G. Will
bur's.
Flitton dye works. q West Church
street.
Big line of black petticoats at New
comer's.
Fresh oysters in every styie at Sun.
Big line of silkolines in light and dark
at Newcomers.
Ten thousand yards of India linen on5I
sale at The Fair.
wanted-Two boys at the office Of the
Marshall Tailoring Company.
Flanellets outing hannels. cotton
blankets, etc, at Newcomers.
Hundreds of new and up-to-date
trouserings to select from at Hopkins
Fur sale at Lee & Benedict's next
Monday. Special orders taken for furs
of all kinds.
the best 25-cent Mocha and Java cof-
fee in the city at Sinclair's Tea and
Coffee House.
A pound of crisp cocoanut corn will
add much to your happiness. Reyn-
.olds, Watson & Co.
No overstock or old carried-over
cloaks, but new jackets, capes and
skirts on sale at The Fair.
1t is immaterial to Flitton what your
politics are. He will do Your laundry
work in good style if you pay him for 1t.
Special sale Of artistic statuary at
half price Monday from to o'clock
at Boston Ice Cream Parlor, East Main
street.
Mrs. f. c. McLeland and son and
Mrs. Mary Garwood spent the day at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Hole,
at Marietta.
Dr. Dobson, eye, ear, nose and throat,
in DR.. Bryant's Office. DIR. Dobeon has
taken thorough post graduate work in
this line and is competent
A prize given with every 25-cent
pound box Of Electric baking powder
this afternoon and evening till 10
o'clock. Idso & Wilhau.
The Friday Night Whist Club, recent
~ organized and which met this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willard, Is
composed Of the following members
Messrs and Mesdamee j. B. Simmons,
+. p. Willard, A. g. Johnson, j. L. Car
ney, 6. F. Kennedy. z. r. Lay, r. E.
Sears Merritt Greene and A. Janney.
Mrs. A. L. Mead, of Clinton, wife of
Roadmaster Mead, of the Northwest
ern, arrived in the city Friday evening
and will remain over Sunday as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. j. H. Voor-
hies. Mrs. Mead and husband will leave
next week for Los Angeles. Cal. where
they Will attend the annual convention
of the American Association OF Rail-
way Roadmasters.
A young man, one Of a party OF six
that has been in the city for several
days doing some advertising for mer-
camille firm, stole an umbrella at the
depot yesterday that had been left in
the care Of Baggageman "A. NJ. Worries.
An employe Of the baggage room witt
messed the theft and informed Officer
Clark, who arrested the stranger with
the umbrella in his possession. An ami
I3cable settlement was made with Mr..
Worries, to whom the property was re-
4 turned.
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Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Allen were
most and hostess to large company of
friends Friday evening. entertaining in
8honor of Miss Grace Conlee of Gales
4 burg, ILL. and Miss Florence Mathers.
of Moberly, Mo. Between thirty and
forty guests were present and spent the
evening at the card tables. For the
j ladies Mrs. F. G. Pierce secured the
l n fire de- 4 1,a
second. while gentlemen who were
4 given honors were Mr.. Max kruskopf
and Mr.. G.. w. s1cNeely.
4 Mrs Chloe Bloomfield entertained
4 Friday evening attea a party of ladies
who were friends of her sister. Mrs H
4 ". Gehrn. Of ST. Louis before her mar
Iriage took her away from the city. The
tea was an elegant one of four courses
q land was served at little tables. the host
ess being assisted by her mother, Mrs
Julia Epson, and her sister. Mrs. Harry
3 Stoddart. The guests We're Mesdames
C. A. Seely, c. c. Gilman, j. c. Dunn
n D. w. Marston. "A. A. Moore. s. NJ Rog-
jers, n. a. Garmean, ]. W. Rhoades, Ma,
Chapman, E. L. Hoag, L. S. Peckham
I NJ. NJ. sKruskopf, w. B. Hawkins. w. S
Robbins. B. w. Sinclair, F. L. Meekar
: A. G. DAILY, w c. Payne, d. C. Wilbur
j. l.. Ingledue and H. H. Beaman
Misses Mollie Allison, Anna and Matens
! Nelson, Mildred Shears. Mae Neil, Mar
! garet caswell, Carolyn Gilman, Juli;
Kennedy, Nettie Ingledue and Ethelyl
s Cooper.
Mr.. b F. Foreman, who has bee
spending several weeks travelling in tn
east, was in Chicago Wednesday nigh
t and attended the great banquet of tn
Marquette Club, which was addresse
, by Mark Hanna and at which 9, 900 peo
}. pie sat down to the tables. Mr.. Fore
: man, in letter to the T.-R., says h
has seen some pretty big things in hi
J life, but never anything that equalle
that gathering, which made one fec
proud to the tips Of his fingers and toe
: that he was an American citizen, a
2 there We're the representative men q
s brain and capital of the great wester
{ metropolis giving logical reasons to
Q their fealty to the grand old republica
: party. Mr.. Foreman says that after h
( has Witnessed the prosperity parade
ion Saturday. headed as it will be by
live elephant on which will ride tw
!. Chicago doubles Of Mckinley an
: Roosevelt, he will be ready to say, lik
: the patriarch Of old. Now let tn
!, servant depart. as he hath beheld th