Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-16

See Allen for umbrellas.
Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
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DR.. Boucher 2os South Third Ave.
| George j. Allen, scientific optician.
| DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
| The best laundry work is done by
| Fiitton.
For Sale-A good mich COW, cash OF
| time, 207 West Railroad street.
| Miss Wolcotts classes in china paint
ing and water colors over l16 East Main.
f. II. Bates of Pickering, had an ugly
growth removed from his eye today by
! DR.. Wood.
| Glance into our show window, then
| follow the crowd and try that famous
owl 5-cent cigar Lashelle & Cook
Mrs. A. NJ Worries and son Carl went
to Tama this morning for an over Sun
| day visit at the home of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toedt.
Miss Nellie Becker, of Dunlap, spent
Friday night in the city as the guest
of her cousin, MIR. e. l.. Belden, being
on her way home from visit in Cedar
Rapids.
Miss Ada NJ. Webster. of Chicago,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony c. DAILY for a few days, left
this morning for Denver.
The firm that does not try to please
the trade is not deserving of your
nat ron 90 rrnl1 ~,
we will see that YOU get it as you want
it. Gregory Brown Coal Company.
Pat Carney. stranger giving Chi
cago as his place of residence. was SEN
fenced to six days work by Mayor
Jones yesterday. having been arrested
upon charge of intoxication by Off
Ger Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles H. Butler and
family. of Canova, S. D., arrived in tho
city yesterday and will be over Sunday
guests of the formers uncle, MIR. An
thony c. Daily, and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Butler are en- route to Hartford, Conn,
where they will spend the winter.
When in need of Il suit, overcoat or
trousers. look over our line of woolens.
We have a nice clean stock of the lat
est patterns. Don't be deceived by
parties that have few cotton back
suit patterns and advertise the largest
stock in central Iowa. Drop in and
see the kind of work we are turning
out and get our prices. Brenneck, the
tailor.
M. A. Ward, of Bromley, was in the
city Friday on husienss, bringing down
q load of hogs to sell on the local mar
ket. Mr.. Ward has just returned from
Chicago, where he accompanied
three car loads of cattle. sheep and
hogs. While there he visited his son,
Mr.. Earl Ward, formerly of this city.
The latter had just left the Lakeside
hospital after ten days confinement
owing to an attack of Sciatica
The members OF Chapter BIB of the p.
Il. o. We're hostesses to their husbands
on Thursday evening at o'clock five
course dinner, served at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland, on
North First street. The repast was
elaborate and the gentlemen guests
were made to feel grateful that they
We're the husbands of the society mem
bers. The decorations were carnations
and ferns and the favors carnations. An
impromptu musical program followed
the serving of the supper.
The Careaway Club members and a
few guests were entertained Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L
Stewart and Mrs Nellie Newcomer at
the Newcomer home on East Church
street. An elegant dinner was served at
6:30, following which the usual games
of progressive euchre We're played. Mrs.
l.. L. Putzel and Mr.. j. P. Johnson We're
extended the honors for the greatest
of sweeps, and Mrs. j. l.. Car
ney and DR.. w. M. Choate the prizes for
Guests of the club We're
Mrs. e. S. Ketchum, Miss Ella Gilmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutten. of Jefferson City, |
Mo-, and Mrs c. NJ. Carr. of Kansas
City.
Rev. C. P. Boardman and DIR. T. o..
the latter of Grinnell, as
chairman of the home missionary work |
of the Central Association OF Congre
gational Churches and Ministers, and |
secretary of the Iowa Congregational |
Home Missionary Society. respectively. |
spent Friday afternoon in Belle PLANE, |
where they met for conference DR.. |
n. A. c. Schaufiier of Cleveland o.,
of the Slavic work of |
the National Congregational Home |
Society, who has been
spending n few days visiting the Bo-
1emian churches at Nining and Luz
zerne. Dr.. Schauffler passed thru the
,ity on the Colorado special Friday
evening en- route from Belle Plaine to
Crete, Neb.
Mrs. e. w. Welles was hostess to
arge company of lady friends Friday
afternoon at her home on North Fourth
street, when Mrs. McA1urphy. of ON
aha, and her mother, Mrs. Dakin, We're
he honored guests. Invitations had
been extended to sixty ladies and there
we're few regrets. Mrs. McMurphy was
me of the Nebraska representatives at
he Pan-American exposition at Buffa-
o. and she gave delightful talk. Mrs
racts from q journal kept by her sis
er, who went to California overland in
$685. The recital of the experiences and
description of the country at that time
vas most interesting, especially that
portion dealing with the trip across
owa. Other guests from outside the
ity were Mrs. Cutten, of Jefferson
lily, Mo-. Mrs. c.. NJ. Carr of Kansas
lily, and Mrs. w. V. Couchman, of {
Germany. {
The Political Equality Club was en- !,
Friday evening by DR.. Town :
end and Mrs. w. j. Head and listened :
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