Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-05
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.

SdiO DIS siollS DIS U1tey last todllUdIyUe q
Lay.
Our childrens hosiery at 10 cents a
pair are the very best values offered by.
anybody. Hoyt's Department Store.
DR. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and West Main.
Both phones.
For Rent-Two eight room houses in.
first class condition; one new, corner of
Third and Summit street. j. G. Brown.
3O6 Summit street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pemberton,
daughter. Miss Stella, and niece, Miss
Nina Pemberton, returned home today
from their enjoyable trip thru the west
Most of the time was spent in Salem.
Ore, with relatives, and a trip to the
ocean Was also much enjoyed.
Mr.. George Schneider, who has been
in Creston during the past five months
working az an electrician, arrived at
home Thursday night. and will remain
here indefinitely He returns to accept
his former position, that of assistant TO
his father. Louis Schneider, who is the
city's electrician.
Mr.. Will Redel returned this morning
from delightful trip of three weeks
duration. Denver and all the other in
teresting places in Colorado We're seen.
In the vicinity of Pixies Peak Mr.. sRedel
had an interesting experience. for while
out shooting with party of friends he
was fortunate enough TO kill fine
specimen of deer. The sights of old
Mexico We're seen also before his return.
ard all in all the trip was a delightful
one.
James Filler. owner of the ferguson
MOTEL destroyed by the tornado. was in
the city today for the purpose of secur-
ing the serving of a legal notice on
john Lovelady to Nacate the hotel
premises. Since the storm Mr. Love
lady, who conducted the hotel under a
lease, has been occupying a small build
ing that stood in the rear of the de-
stroyed building Mr. Filler. who is re-
building the hotel, desires possession of
this structure for the use of his em-
ployes. hence the disagreement.
Mr.. Lloyd r. Maxwell, formerly of
this city but more recently of Sioux
Rlloades-Carmean Buggy Company, of
this city, in the Dakotas, has come to
rthF city to again make his home, hav-
ing been az signed by his house 10 SOUTH
ern Iowa. with Headquarters here. Mrs.
Maxwell accompanied her husband 10
the city. Mr.. Maxwell reports that llis
father-in-law, Mr. e. +. Hood. until re-
Gently of Marshalltown but now en-
gagged in the retail buggy business in
Sioux Falls. is doing Very nicely in
deed
Business opportunities on the line of
the Chicago Great Western railway in
Illinois. Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri.
F'irst-class openings in growing towns
for all kinds OF business and for manu-
featuring Our list Includes locations
for blacksiniths, DOCTORS dresw;nakcrs.
furniture. grain and live stock buyers,
general merchandise. hardware. harness.
tailors, cold stora &c, e reanleries and
canning factories. Write fully in regard
to Your requirements. 50 that We may
advise You inteIiigently. Address w. j.
Reed, industrial agent. &C. W. Rail-
way, COL Endicott building, ST. Paul,
MINI.
senator William r. Allison was in the
city brief time this morning, en- route
from Gri!.nel, where he spoke Thurs
3e.ss " evening 10 a Large audience. The
senator is looking WE'LL Notwithstanding
that he. is engag ed in active campaign
work. Hesis hopeful of republican sue
cess at the coming election--in fact
does not believe that thinking, pa
people will do etherMise8than u D.
hold the policy of rile present admins
itration in its course in dealing With the
iaitticult state questions that have con:
fronted it Senator Allison is being
greeted by large audiences wherever hi
f has spoken.
/ lt's hard to tell the real value Of Z
piece Of furniture. Take a couch i
| may have the same cover and the sam,
frame and yet be a SO couch lnasquer
aiding as a $50 one. Apparently the ga m,
couch. But how about the filling, tn,
springs, the constructions? Will ii con
stinue Is look like a $40 couch? Will i
Wear as long? We've been in bushes
over Twenty-Five years We expect /.
stayin another twenty five. We have
REPUTATION. You know it. We Zee
| proud of it. lisa matterSof business
y ttti Oh IoitGe OF IuF
lsniture is $40 and so we tell you the trutl
! for we want to see you again, want t
l hold your trade. That's the bushes
part OF it. D. G. Wilbur.
The formal inspection Of Company +
| and the Forts-ninth regiment bant
was conducted at the arnory in For
ney's hall Thursday evening by Gen
| Olmsted, Inspector general of the low;
guard. and his assistant Mai. Rule, o
Mason City. The band, it is thought
1 passed an excellent inspection and vii
probably receive high mark. TIL,
company did fairly we'll. with the ex
ception of a few errors due to some o
the members who have not ATTENDED
drill as regularly as they should, bu
4 Lieuts. Moffatt and Brown are hOpinf
/ that the command will ranl
Well compared to the balance o
the regiment. Gen. Olmsted and Mai
Rule went from here to Oelweins to in
spect the company there. thus com
ispleting the work so far as the Forty
ninth is concerned.
The eyer-popular Emerson piano
Tuffree Music House
The first social of the year to b.
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of til,
r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. had been eagerl,
looked forward to by those who hav,
ins the seasons that are past enjoyed
fhaca DELIGHTFUL oncarinnc rrt,,,rc n /,