Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-13

DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
wedding presents at Hellbergs.
j, ,resh oysters at sundells Cafe.
mr. Janss. surgeon and physician
80 ->->---
DR.. \ ,rotter. physician and surgeon.
The be-, laundry work is done b,
Flitton.
The hest 80 cent corset in the city.
Lee g. Benedict.
Remember the big cut in music rolls
this week at Adam son
Ensminger's orche Stra the best ii
southern Iowa. Write Tor terms.
Big lire of fancy RIB, ms for only II
cents a yard at Newcomer g.
Bossemeyer's water color drawings al
Liebig's, West Main street
The military fair starts Monday
Don't fail to go to the opening.
DR.. Mairs osteopsthic physician. over
idelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
These chilly, damp evenings nTske
the old man hunt up chips all over tss.
yard Better get 4 cord of wood at the
Irwin I.pmber Company.
Miss Vei'uie Speer went to Oskaloosa
this morning. where she Will remain
until after the holidays. having ac-
cepted a temporary position in the T.
X. Smith jewelry store in that city.
Before starting on that intended trip
buy an accident ticket IN the Standard
Life and Accident Insurance Company.
of Detroit See or telephone me for
rates. c. L. Duffield.
Mr.. J. c.. Burkhart and Mr.. Reece, of
Gearing, who are interested In the
creamery at that point, were in the city
this morning, being on their way to Du-
buoue to attend the state dairymen's
convention.
Arthur Gurnea has taken a position
with the Central as a passenger brake
man on Nos. and 2, and is running
with Conductor w. n. Voorhies. He
takes Ben Boyce's run, the latter hav-.
ing entered the engine service as fire.
man.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago
Great Western railway for the first
week of November show an increase OF
S27, e25.64 over the corresponding week OF
last year. The total increase since the
beginning of the fiscal year, July !. to
date, is 1926, 22724.
Mrs. Irving Sargent, of st. Paul, VINO
ras been in the city since the death OF
her sister, the late Mrs. w. H. Evans.
left this morning for her home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Buchanan. Of Eidora. who
have been here since the funeral, re-
turned this morning to their home
Special sale OF Fliesher yarn: Ger
man knitting yarn per pound. IS cents.
per skein. 20 cents Shetland floss per
hound, 10 cents; per skein, cents An
CORA wool in grey and white, > cents
bali. lee wool, large ball. per ball .
cents. These prices for this week only.
The Fair.
one Of the best 100 acre farms IN
Iowa. Good improvements and Wen
fenced. deep well. one and one naii
miles to market, This is one OF the
richest and best farms IN the state.
Price ss5 per Scre. For particulars
see or write Will II. HILL, agent,
107 East Main street.
Owing to the great rush at our mana
kerchief sale yesterday we regret .ha.
some OF the numbers offered we're cioseu
by noon We hape, however. 10 oe ieni-
forced with equal valves Delol s
and will then give the disa, soesii.eu on ~
an opportunity to get the onls senuA ~.
handkerchief bargains ever offe- gu ~
Marshaltown. Bannatyne & Lay
This week Is the annual week of pray
err for young men eS observed by the
Young Mems Christian Association
world wide AS 1t is fifty yeas since
the first Y. M. c. A. was organized :"
the United States, the local railroad as
ISOLATION will observe tomorrow as Jul
lbilee Memorial Day" A special service
will be held at 7:45 in which ministers,
and members of the association and
Bible Study Club will participate.
Physical Director Mitchell will have
part in the service and at its conclusion
will conduct thirty minute drill CT his
regular Thursday evening class, which
all may remain to witness.
The second lecture on William Morris,
the Englishman OF prominence, was
given Tuesday evening in the east court
room by Professor Charles Zueblin, of
the University OF Chicago 1t was illus
trated in such a way as to bring out
Morris taste IN art and skill in a me-
ohanical way, and his great versatility
in designing stained glass. wall paper
and other ornamental work to fill in
blank spaces. Morris was a man of
great mind and healthy body who en-
tered into his work with brain and
hands in such way as to ennoble labor;
who was not mere theorist but prac-
teal and successful business man.
The Waterloo Reporter Of Tuesday
evening says: THE Iowa Camera AZ
ISOLATION will hold its regular state
meeting tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming at the Logan House in this city.
This association embraces a member
ship in each of the twenty canning COM
panies in Iowa, and also includes two in
Nebraska and two in Missouri Matters
of special interest to the members only
will be discussed, and the meetings will
be held behind closed doors. Officers
will be elected When asked this morn
ing regarding the recent report that the
association was about to join the trust,
a local member said that talk was all
bosh. The conference at Marshalltown
took no action to that end. and he did