Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-09

! ~. . coma DOOR west OF poStOtlce.
| Miss Wolcotts classes in china paint
| Ing and water colors over 116 East Main.
| Sunbonnet Christmas cards and sun
| bonnet dinner cards. Liebig's, { West
Main street
| New corduroy in colors and black,
/ also fancy yelvetines for waists at
| Newcomers.
Adamson has the slsxsls Falcon No. 2
Eastman kodak, retail price S. that he
will sell for So.
Culleys fancy dishes are up TO date.
No back numbers in his stock. Red
trading stamps.
Paley pays spot cash for his goods,
gets big discounts, and gives his ousto-
mers the benefit.
Have you tried the owl cent cigar.
All the leading cigar stands have them.
LaShelle & Cook, wholesale distributors.
Mr.. A. w. Eberhart. travelling agent
of the Chicago & Northwestern. was
in the city looking after business mat
ters Friday
On account of an engine failure on the
Galena division No. g. the Northwestern
Pacific express. was delayed into this
city an hour this morning.
The show window at Reynolds, Wat
son & Co.'s is displaying fine line OF
breakfast foods, maple syrup, pancake
-four etc. etc. Please notice as you
pass.
DO you intend to build that house
this fall? If SO, then see the Irwin
Lumber Company. Your chance for
good lumber at ridiculously cheap
prices is good now.
Turkish, Russian and electric baths
and massage at the Getz Hospital and
sanitarium. Days for men, Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays; for women,
Mondays and Thursdays.
To refute all malicious talk we wish
to say that the green stamp store will
be here until Jan. I, 1903 (another YEAR,,
with stock of high grade goods Ave
times larger than ever before carried.
Chicago Trading Stamp Company.
Presiding Elder George w. Mullen.
of the Cedar Rapids district of the
United Evangelical church, was in the
city Friday night. being on his way
from Nevada to West Union, where he
vii hold quarterly conference today
and preach Sunday.
You'll soon be looking for holiday
gifts Nothing would make more ap
proprate gift than one of our beautiful
pipes, or a box of our popular cigars.
Green trading stamps with all cash pur-
chasss. Everything a smoker wants can
always be found at LaSheile & Cook S
wholesale and retail cigar store.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kilborn, who
were married in this city on the 30th
ult., will leave tonight for Chicago, and
after brief stay there will visit Buffa
10, Rochester. New York and Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Kilborn has number Of rel +!
atives thruout New York state, and af-
ter completing their visit will SO to
Washington, d. c., to reside.
The church of Christ, Scientists. has
purchased the north eighty feet OF the
lot on the southeast corner of Main
and Fifth streets. for $1,000. Negoti-
ations for the purchase of the lot, or
n portion of 1t, have been under way for
some time. and 1t is the intention of
the Scientists to erect church edifice
thereon. Mr.. II. H. Beaman, from
whom the lot was purchased, retains
the south eighty feet.
Mr. j. L. Rracken, of Tama, spent |
Friday afternoon in the city. coming to +
meet and accompany home his daugh- /
ter, Mis,s Alice who is studying music |
at Iowa College, Grinnell, on Fridays. /
Mr.. Bracken is considerably pleased
over a contract that he has just signed /
with a lecture bureau for the securing I
of Gen. o. 20. Howard for lecture in
Tama on March Is. Mr.. Bracken served
under Gen Howard during the civil war
and was with him on the march to the
sea, from Chattanooga to Atlanta, or
until Gen. Howard was given charge of
the army OF the Tennessee, after the
Crabtree, Of this city. has been
invited to sing in Tama on the evening
of the lecture.
party of Royal Neighbours members
of Lotus Camp, No. 81, spent Friday
night in Iiscolnb as the guests of Iowa I
Valley camp, which had initiatory work
and invited the Marshalltown neigh
bors and those of Morning Star camp, of
Albion, to witness it. A banquet was
served following the work. Those at
tending the meeting from this city were
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Soules Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Weaver. Mrs. George Probst, Mrs. l.. S.
CAN'T, Mrs. Charles Thayer, Mrs. Lou
Clemens, Mrs. G.. II. Boston, Mrs. Sam
uel n. Harter, Mrs Ross Sheets. Mrs.
Joseph Stormes and Mrs Harry Det-
rick; Misses Myrtle Boston, Cora Reed
and Maude and Blanche Winters, and
Mr. J. W. Hudgins.
A Marshalltown gentleman, who re-
Gently made a business visit to Rock
Island, ILL.,, had a pleasant visit with
Mr. H. r. Hayden. formerly principal!
Of the Marshalltown high school, under
the late G. p. Rogers. but now superin
Iendent of the Rock Island schools.
Mr. Hayden is doing Very nicely indeed
IN Rock Island, has built up the schools
80 that they are considered to compare
Eavora bly, with any system In the west.
He has ten fine school buildings under
ais supervision. which includes new
nigh school building worth $4,000. re-
Gently erected to take the place of the
building that was burned. In his work
n the Rock Island schools he is backed
BY progressive school board, which
the superintendent In all
lis plans.