Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-24

Nar5l1allf n11t1l. 5n1nd Tue
George ]. Allen. sclentific optician.
Oysters In every style At sundell's
Cafe.
Something new In couches at Marion
Cards.
Repairing done Al Flitton's dye works.
"a West Church street.
Buy your cloaks at our special sale
Friday and Saturday. Bannatyne &
Lay.
The best 25-cent Mocha and Java cof-
fee In the city at Sinclairs Tea and
Coffee House.
The best silver polish In the world is
that sold by Hellberg, the jeweler. Stop
and get sample
Our 25-cent coffee is as good as you;
can buy elsewhere Tor S. cents. Hoyt's
Department Store.
The premium goods have been arriv-
| ing daily for the past week at the Iowa
Tea Company's store.
I Canned corn cents, yellow peaches
10 cents, apples S cents and yellow ta-
Bile peaches 10 cents can at Culleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Archer went to
.Des Moines Tuesday evening. where to-
day Mr.. Archer was in attendance at a
meeting of the Chicago officers of the
| Standard Oil Company With the mana
gers Of the state.
Today's dispatches from Cedar Rap
4 ids announce the death of Miss Adeline
isGeiger. a young lady who is quite we'll
4 known here. Miss Geiger visited Mrs.
George Martin in this city a number Of
| times when the Martin home was To-
scated here.
! Chief Engineer H. G.. Kelley. Of the
Central, arrived in the city yesterday
and will remain several days looking
after this important end of the road
mana cement. Mr.. Kelley is contem-
/ plating making a careful inspection Of
4 the road before he returns to Mime
apolis.
General Manager w. A. Scott, OF the
J5Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railroad. accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. L. r. Brooks, a prominent
grain man of Minneapolis, passed thru
the city this morning on his private car
ATTACHED to Central No. !, en- route to
St Paul from st. Louis, where Mr..
| Scott has been in attendance at the
meeting Of railway managers
Reduction Of stock in order to make
room for large stock of holiday goods.
We are going to sell our stock of wall
lpaper and musical goods at greatly res
4 duced prices. Our prices upon wall
/ pa per will be so low that it will pay
you to buy, even if you do not want to
use the paper until spring We are
making special prices upon window
1 glass and mixed paints. Geo. p. Pow
iers, druggist, IS East Main STREET
On Oct. 16. 90, and 80 the Iowa Central
/ Railway will sell settlers' excursion
1 tickets to points in Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon and British Column
bia at very low rates, as follows: to
/ Helena, Butte, Great Falls and kalis-
pell one way s23; round trip $40. To
Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle.
4 Vancouver and Victoria, one way s2s:
round trip s45. For full particulars call
/ on Iowa Central ticket agents, or adj
stdress, Geo. S. Batty, g. p. & T. A., Mar
Mr.. George B. Albert left this morn
ling for Fargo. S. D.. where he will at
tend a school of instruction of the Da-
kota deputies Of the order of Royal
Neighbors On Saturday Mr.. Albert
4 Will address the Dakota men
on ..our Deputy system, Mr..
4 Albert has received from the dis
.Etrict deputies Of Iowa, who recently
met here for school of instruction, a
fine gold watch. handsomely engraved.
which was presented MIN as a token of
their regard for his work among them.
Des MONIES Capitals: Mr.. A. S. Fuller,
i from the Soldiers Home at Marshall
town. a veteran of an Illinois regiment,
j was brought to Des Moines "Wednesday
land had large tumor removed from
4 weighed something like twenty-five
/ pounds. The operation was performed
4 at Mercy Hospital, and the patient Is
4 getting along finely. Mr.. Q. z. symons,
4 another veteran Of the home, who had
II his left leg amputated at the thigh
about a year ago, accompanied MS
q comrade.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cattell, who have
5livedin the city for nearly two years
spast. Will remove to Nashville, Tenn.
h about the first of December. Mr.. Cat
tell has been boakkeeper for the Let's
& Fletcher Company, taking the place o.
Il Miss Dora Hamilton on her resigna-
& ton. He has proved himself an excel
4 lent man and he and his Wife have
. made many friends, especially among
n the members Of the NJ. p. church, O
(which they are devoted members Mr.
ICattell has accepted a fine position u
q the southern city, as he viii have
4 charge of the Office and credit depart
4 ment of the J. f. Manix Dry Goods GOOD
Company. a large department store, u
q process of erection.
n $1,000