Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-25

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For purity. flavor and strength try the
Iowa Mocha and Java.
Grand opportunity to buy add lace
curtains at one-third off. Bannatyne g.
| Lay.
Eleven and half cents for lucent
quality of neeced flannelettes. Banna-
tyne & Lay.
Mrs westlake, clairvoyant. medium
and palmist, at the Stoddart. Room 2.
Afternoons.
Take advantage of the cheap rate on
| the Great Western to Minneapolis on
Friday, Oct. %.
Ter pounds of graduated sugar for so
cents with purchase of 81 in any de-
partment. Bee Hive.
A handkerchief and cake sale for
sweet charity will take place Saturday
afternoon at Mrs. ID. I. Denmead's.
Boys and girls, don't forget the bar of
toilet soap given free Saturday morn
ing between and 9 o'clock. Iowa Tea
Company.
Visit Minneapolis and see the foot ball
game on Oct. &c. Fare for the round
trip, via the Chicago Great Western. IS.
Good to return Oct. IS.
Governor S. B. Packard arrived home
this morning from Kansas City, where
he has been in attendance at the annual
cattle. show of Herefords.
Attend the foot ball game at Minne-
apols on Oct. 26-s5 for the round trip.
Return limit of tickets. Oct. %. Over the
Chicago Great Western railway.
Observation-Disclosures. boiler makers.
blacksmiths and helpers at the Chicago
Great Western railway shops-o elwein.
La. For particulars apply to agents.
The Bee Hive Will sell on Saturday
only ten pounds of the best granulated
sugar for SO cents. Must be with pur-
chase. of 81 in other goods in any depart
ment of the store.
The good people who have promised
donations for the handkerchief and cake
sale at Mrs. D. T. Denmeads Saturday
are requested to keep the date in mind
and not fail to appear.
James A. Williams, brother of Elan
Williams, OF Taylor township, and sol
of the late Alfred Williams. is the re-
publican candidate for county Judge
of Frontier county. Nebraska.
John Schnelbacher. of Galesburg. ILL.,.
a former resident of Marshalltowa and
at one time printer Of this city, in the
early days of the Beobachter, where he
was employed, is here for a few weeks
stay, for the purpose of taking treat
ment for trouble to his ears, with q
local specialist.
Mrs. w. e. Statler and daughter Mar
garet, of Des Moines. who have been
in the city since the marriage of Mrs.
Statlers niece, Miss Mary Welles. TO Mr..
George r. Bergman. on Tuesday eve
ming. returned to their home Thursday.
Miss Margaret Statler, of Nevada, who
was also here to the wedding and has
been the guest of friends since the
event, returned home Thursday eve
ming.
j. q. Myers and daughter. Mrs. C. F..
Bersbor OF Liscomb, spent Thursday
in the city, going in the evening to To-
ledo. where they will visit their sons
and brothers, Messrs. w. B. and F. l.
Myers. who, in company with their
father, are interested In hardware bus
mess at that place. Mr.. Myers, now
that his home has been broken by the
death OF his wife, expects to remove to
Toledo, us does also Mrs. Biersborn, who
will keep house for her father and I'M
married brother. r. l. Myers.
x1,n r1olftt-
cal Equality Club was held at the home
CT Mrs. Lizzie Smith. west of the Sol
diers' Home, last evening In the abb
sence of Mrs. Huffaker, who was to pre-
sent the topic of the evening. DR.. Town
send spoke briefly on legislative and
state work in Iowa and a general discus
sion followed. During the evening the
members listened to recitations by Miss
Everts, Miss Weston. Miss Robinson and
Miss Egan. The next meeting N.ill be
held at the home of Mrs. Sutton.
Dan w. Holland. for two years day
and night operator for the Great West
ern in this city, prior to several months
ago, but more recently in the employ of
the Northern Pacific at Cornell. Wash.
is in the city for a weeks work at his
old position, substituting for Walter
Gibson, night operator, who left for Chi
cago Thursday night to be fitted for a
new artificial foot. Mr.. Holland was
called from Washington to Des Moines
a few weeks ago, on account of the
serious illness of his mother, who has
since. died.
Asiire alarm rung in from box No. 31s,
corner of Boone and First streets. called
the IRE department to the south end OF
Second street shortly after 9 O'Clock this
afternoon. A small frame house owned
by r. W. WEIGH, situated Immediately
north of the Great Western tracks, had
caught fire in the roof, presumably from
shark from passing engine. The
blaze mad been extinguished before the
fire companies arrived. The damage
was very slight. In an effort to ring. in
an out alarm, second alarm was
turned in, making it appear that the
blaze was serious one.
L. F. Hockersmith left Thursday eve
ming for Cripple Creek. Col, where he is
Interested in gold mining project on
claim recently located by himself and
son-in-law, Elmer Grove. Mr.. Hooker
smith is going to develop the new prop
erty. which already gives prospect of
good results. the first assays going from
sl6.4O to SIS per ton. Mr.. Hockersmith
was accompanied to Cripple Creek by
d. u. Babcock and G. r. Haas, who will