Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-23
DR.. lans,. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.

DonSt throw away your vote by fall
ing to register.
oysters served In any style at Gift
ford's restaurant.
Try pound Of Hoyt's % cent coffee
and be convinced.
Repairing done. at Flitton's dye works.
"a West Church street.
New straight front corsets; latest
French designs. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Look at the pictures in our window
and ask how 10 obtain them free. Idso
& Wilhau.
Lock at the new line of winter goods
before you buy, at the Economy Shoe
Store, 1o4 West Main.
/ IL you have not arranged for your
Winter coal see US at once and we can
save You money. Gregory Coal Co.
| There are some things8i it viii do to
watch Mrs. Morriii.s hats. for Instance
az theS are always the latest styles.
4 We have a new and handsome line of
i pictures that are very handsome and
tdesirahle;; also a new invoice Of oval
mirrors Call and see them. D. C.. Will
bur.
Have load of Black Diamond lump
put into your cellar for your furnace
before it gets cold and every one wants
it at the same time. Gregory Brown
Coal Co.
Every Voter must register this year
or lose his Vote. The boards will be in
session at the respective ward polling
i places on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
Eday of this week. Don't forget this
| esLs
Football enthusiasts of the city, mem
beers OF former college teams are talking
Iup the organization of team for
a Thanksgiving day game TO be played
4 IN this city. The first meeting will be
Eheid tonight at Thurber's store, al
which time the arrangements Will be
talked over.
Vice President and General Manager
L. e. Day, OF the Iowa Central. accom-
Enalisd b. Mrs. Day and little daughter
and Mrs. Days maid, arrived in the
tcitS this morning on the Hawk Eye
from MINNEAPOLIS. Mr.. Day will remain
/ "a few days. during which time he Will
Hook after the business matters in con-
neetion with his position with the road.
Grand Benefit sale-C ommencins
ussaay morning and continuing every
4 day this week we Will give So in trad
ing stamps for a 81 purchase in our
dress goods and millinery departments.
\ Also 81 IN trading stamps, for dollar
/ purchase turnout the balance of the
dry goods cloak, Jacket and shoe de-
partments. Hoyt's Department Store
| The Literary Clan met with Miss Lib
bic Hall Monday evening and pleas
ant evening was spent, the enjoSmen;
being enhanced by the presence OF
guests. Mrs. Joseph Egermayer, Misses
catherine Arnbruster, Grace Van
jsOrman and Jessie Hall. A two course
luncheon was served after the hostes 5
| had read an interesting paper on an ar,
tsubjsct.
MIR. Louis Fisher and family left yes
\ terday evening for their new home in
i Hampton. where Mr.. Fisher has pur-
Ichased and Will conduct a butcher shop,
a business With which he is familiar
Mr.. Fisher and family We're counted
lamong the substantial and worthy
Presidents Of MarshaltoWn and have
many friends here VINO Will wish them
\ Well in their new home.
The funeral of the late John Noyd
Twas held Monday afternoon at the
Swedish Lutheran church. the pastor,
/ Rev, Pearson preaching. Messrs. p. Z.
Wanberg and George Nyden sang and
1.-THE paiibeafers We're Messfs. p. Han
son. G. +. Carlson. John Heestrom A.
I5Almbiad, b. Malm. and Henry Olson.
The car shops. in which Mr. Noyd had
been employed while he was able to
work, were closed during the hour of
! the funeral to show respect To him and
i 10 allow the employees to attend the SER
vices.
In the Office of County Recorder
i Packer on Monday was flied the lease
tot the United States government with
H DR. William b. kibtey for the rental Of
4 the present postoftica quarters for an
stother term Of five years, beginning Nov
H. Charles Emory Smith, postmaster
general of the United States, acts as
3lagent for the. government and the rem
ital value is $1,000 payable quarterly. A
i specification Of the lease, and an im-
4 Eortant one, too. is the privilege of the
Il government, under the lease, to cancel
4 the contract at any time when the post
i office quarters may be removed TO a
4 government building.
1 The funeral Of the late c. H. Blossom
4 was held at the residence Monday af-
4 ternoon. Rev. G. p. Boardman having
the services in charge. The music was
isung by Mesdanles 3. "A. Morgan, f. r.
Lay and f. l.. Meeker and Miss Leora
4 Crabrree. The pail bearers We're
Aiessrs. b. A. Morgan, N. "A. Carmean
4 G. A. Turner. r. S. Balch, w. j. Fort
land James Hall. The Masons had the
services at the grave in their care
Those who We're in the city from out o.
town for the funeral We're Mr. and Mrs.
Kirk Smith, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs
Mayne and daughter. Mesers.. Herman
and Chester Dixie, of Mason City, and
Mrs. F. d. Wethcrill. Of Des Moines
- Observation-Disclosures
4 Contractor j. G. Dunn will begin on
i Wednesday morning the work of plac-
ing an underline cable for the Marshal
! Telephone Company. The wire, which
4 is encased in a wooden covering, is tc
4 be laid eighteen inches below concrete
on streets that are paved. and thirty
Y inches below the grade level where
4 there is no paving. The work is to be.
gin on Center street between Main
street and the first alley north, on MAR
street east to the alley between, SeconC