Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-12
Dr. Nichole, ytician and surgeon
Auction q schobert's Saturday even

street.
Fresh oysters IN every style q Sum
dell . cafe. :s s.,
II YOU need a coat or JACKIE, call al
schobert 8. s;sas
Headquarters for sofa pillows and
tops. Bannatyne & Lay.
We are ready to supply good buck
wheat flour. Marshalltown Mills.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's. y West Church street.
Have received another invoice OF our
chic pebble suiting. Bannatyneg& Lay
Have you seen those nobby top coats
at Q. ii. Hole & Bros? They are the
right thing.
Iowa Valley Lodge No. 1856. "A. +. and
A. NJ. will work on the third degree
Friday evening, October 10. All Masons
are invited to attend. I. K. Atherton,
w. NJ.
Lou ROGUE tried to run Chords res
taurant for short time Thursday
while intoxicated and was arrested by
City Marshal Jones after a struggle for
mastery. He was placed in Jail and this
morning was given q hearing before
Justice Burritt. He was assessed the
costs.
Special Sale Saturday morning We
place on sale fifty dozen Of the latest
style ladies' street hats, worth 81, $3.50.
50 and $3.50. Your choice for sl.59. The
greatest bargain ever offered. We give
In, x1f.
chase in trading stamps. Hoyt's De-
ipartment Store.
Mrs. w. j. Irvine and Miss Martha
Ferguson left Thursday evening. for
Kansas City, where they will be in at
tendance, as delegates from the First
Methodist church of this city. at the
annual meeting of the Dee Moines
branch OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. The sessions OF the
meeting began Thursday morning and
continue over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e.. Greet and family.
of IIldora, passed thru the city Thurs
day evening on the Central, en- route to
California. where they will spend the
winter on account of Mrs. Greef's
health. she being afflicted with seri-
Gus affection of the lungs. Just at what
point MIR. and Mrs. Greet will locate for
the winter is not yet known, but they
will go where the climate is best suited
for the welfare of the invalid.
Just one year ago Thursday night Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. MeekeI were married.
and a number Of friends thinking 1t q
bad precedent to establish to let such
an anniversary pass by unnoticed, sur-
gprised them in the evening by marching
in on them at the T. j. Fletcher homs.
where they are stopping for the pres
ent. The supper which was served and
much enjoyed wac brought by the
guests. who also had with them a hand
some picture. which was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Meeker as an anniversary gift
and reminder Of a pleasant evening.
Grand Master T.. L. Brown, Of the Iowa
|Colored Masons, returned Thursday
from his ten days trip to eastern and
southern. Iowa cities, where he has or
ganized rough rider clubs among the
colored men to work for the election of
Mckinley and Roosevelt. Mr.. Brown
says that the enthusiasm he found man
Tested among the coiored people was
something remarkable, and in nearly
every city large clubs were organized.
II every state, Mr.. Brown says, has
Iitscolored men in line for Mckinley and
prosperity. az has Iowa today. there
will be a solid vote cast for the republi-
can nominees at the election next
month
In no activity of the church during
their residence here have DR. and Mrs.
| U. G. Van Ness been more Interested and
more popular than in the choir. Mrs.
| !. g. Van Ness has been the soprano
solcist during the three years that she
has been here. and che will be greatly
missed in all the musical work. Realiz-
ling this, and desiring to show their ar
4 lection for the departing ones. the NJ E.
irhoir and a few friends numbering in
al about twenty-five, SURPRISED the pas
tor and his wife Thursday evening a,
their home The evening was very en-
Ijoyable, enlivened with music. "A hand
some berry spoon was the gift OF the
igueststoth the host and hostess
An Informal Afternoon, spent with
a music was the treat which the guests
I#of Mrs. w. $. Robbins enjoyed Thurs
day The guests We're not many ant
4 the affa.:.7H9as given as q compliment i,
visiting ladies Mesdanes Will Allen. 81
i Mason City; N. w. Rubel, of Chicago
Carrie Jacobs Bond, of Chicago; q. s
i Lusk, of Fond du Lac, Wis, and Mis-.
Edith House. of Lawrence, Kan. Th,
Il instrumental parts OF the program
4 We're given by Miss Bessie Parker, VII,
a playeastwo of her piano numbers. Mrs
a Allen, who is becoming q favorite witt
Il MarshalltoWn people on her frequen
visits here, and Mrs. Bond, whom ii Il
i always a pleasure to hear, sang. Mrs
Bond also recited some OF her poetry
: kefres hments We're served by he host
ess. bringing to a close very happ,
q entertainment.
q 1t will be noticed by the transfers o
realty, published in these columns to
day, that John T. Lamar the l,arbe
q who is in JAN awaiting a hearing be
4 fore the grand jury on an adulter,
\ charge. and VINO may have to answej
4 to another charge, that OF seduction
i preferred by his victim. Miss Maud,
II Whitney. of Jefferson, has filed Wit
a the county recorder a warranty d.
transferring his interest In Melbga
4 city property and farm land In E61Al
4 township to his attorney. The ttahsfel
4 IL made to cover the attorney feeH.anS
4 the consideration named -is 80. 1t is;