Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-17
Or. Nichols physician and sursson.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NAA
Or. Nichols physician and sursson.
Or. Nisheil. surgeon and physieian.
Work baskets aud baby baskets Ut
Have your shoes shined at Rails tai-l
loring parlors.
Lettuce. celery, onions and apples at
Watson " Co.'s.
Pretty line Of babies bonnets and
long and short coats at Newcomers.
We will have another case of cheap
prints ready for Monday mornings
sale. N. F. Andrews.
To close out quick, twenty thousand
100000 feet 2-inch dimension at $40 and
s12 per thousand. A. A. Moore.
wanted-Ten or fifteen teams at
sewage plant at once. Pay s. for nine
hours. Apply to Ed LaPlant at plant.
Elegant ebony combs and brushes on
display at Aliens. the jeweler. I'M
thing very desirable for Christmas
presents.
Mr.. Henry a.. Hurlbut, Of New York,
took out q $4,000 policy in the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York
on the life plan, from which his heirs re-
ceived $4,000 in 1899. w. A. Little, spe-
cial agent, fremont, Marshalltowul, Ia
The unreal Of thelate Christiana Hem
ry was conducted Friday afternoon at
9 o'clock from the Henry home. 514
North Second avenue, and was private.
Rev. w. H. Scott conducted the service.
The interment vas in Riverside, and
Msssrs. John Banzhaf, F. s.. Widl, u.
Armbruster, George Sewer. B. E. shirk
and George Miller. all well-known and.
old German residents of the city. acted
as pail bearers.
The Caraway Erchre Club met In.
regular session with DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Choate Friday evening. The head
prizes We're given to Mrs. F. G. Auringer
and Mr.. G. M. Carr. and the lone hand"
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Putzell. The
guests of the club We're Judge and Mre.
%. Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. g.. Auringer, Mrs. Con-
nor and Grace Bloomer Smith of Chica-
go.
The general passenger and ticket de-
partment OF the Iowa Central railway
takes pleasure in announcing reduced
rates on account of Thanksgiving day.
Tickets will be sold on November %
and 30 to points within $50 miles OF SELL
ing point at the rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip, limited
for return passage to and including Mo-
vember 80. 1900. Ask any Iowa Central
ticket agent for full particulars.
The last of the series of parties given
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Wiley was that
of Friday evening and was similar to
the dinner n cardparty of the even
ing before. Mies Margaret Anderson.
Of Toronto, was awarded the ladies
first prize after cutting with Mrs. A.
Higgins and Mrs. j.. w. MCPHERSON.
Mr.. Co.'s was the lucky gentleman. For
the consolation Mrs. l.. r.. Willard was
the doomed one, and Mr.. G. H. Ruth
received the g~entlemen's after cutting
with Mr.. 6. w. Bartmess.
The largest claim paid by the New
York Life Insurance Company, OF New
York, in January of the present year.
was SAP. 800 on the life of Henry Lewis,
of Philadelphia, Pa. There vas one
claim paid for $4,000; two for $4,000;
and eleven for $4,000 or over. On the
lives of eight women, eight claims.
amounting to ss.as3 81. were paid-an
average of about $1,000 for each. Eight
claims. amounting to SIG, 800. were paid
under the term extension privilege: and
the privilege of a months grace in the
payment of premiums saved three poll
cies, worth $1,000. to the families of de-
ceased policy holders. 6. j. Smith, spe-
cial agent, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Mrs. r. NJ. Garwood and daughter
Miss Mary, departed this morning for
Pasadena, Cal, which is to be their fu-
ture home. They will visit en- route at
Surprise, Neb., with their son and
brother, Mr.. Harvey Garwood; at York,
Neb.. with Mr.. William r. Nichols and
family; at San Francisco with Mrs.
Garwocd's sister, Mrs. Milton Elliott,
and at Stanford with Mr.. Ralph Ar
mold, a nephew. Miss Garwood has
been employed in the Offices of the Mar
shall Vinegar and Pickle Company and
before her departure for h west all
the employees We're assembled and Man
ager Doolittle presented her with q
handsome travelling bag.
Mrs. George B. Albert entertained
several of her lady friends at her hons
Friday evening. the guests being invited
to hear Miss Harriet Birdsall, Of the
Arnold school, tell OF her recent triE
thru Europe. Miss Birdsall's story was
very interesting. and was illustrated
with views that she had collected on hel
travels. Several pretty souvenirs Of the
cities she visited were also shown. ant
at the conclusion of the talk the guest:
presented her with q large bouquet o.
chryaanthemrms. "A peanut hunt wa!
enjoyed after Miss Birdsall's address!
for which Mrs. Jessie Liston was giver
the honors and Mics Maxine Kelly thu
consolation prize. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Albert!
guests were Mesdames Theodore Johns
ton and Jessie C. Liston: Misses Harri'
ct Birdsall, Maxine Kelley. Grace Sulli,
van. Matte Bach, Carolyn Anderson
Leila Loudon, Marie Ash, Carrie Dur
rant. Leona Caswell, Harriet Miller
Emma Curtis. Grace Farrand, Idells
Winery, Dora Smith, Lillian Werner
Kate Price, Kate Moore, Mary Hostel,
tier, Flora Rothschiid and Eta Langon
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