Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Or. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
George j. Allen. scientific optlcian.
Or. Trotter, office with DR.. AIighell

Oysters in every style at sundell's
Cafe.
Just received 90 new Jackets. Lee
& Benedict.
Remember the concert tonight at the
Presbyterian church.
Only cents for staple check ging-
ham. Bannatyne & Lay.
| The best ladies' union suit in the city
for 90 cents. Lee & Benedict.
| Four thousand yards of staple check
ginghams at cents a yard. Bannatyne
g. Lay.
Take advantage of the cheap rate on
TIE Great Western to Minneapolis on
Friday. Oct. Is.
Dr.. MARS, osteopa,nic physician, over
Fidelity bank, practictd over three
years in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pickett, of 4oa
South Ninth street, are entertaining a
new son at their home
Read Farrand & Chords ad on page
II you are interested in children's
clothing. Farrand & Clifford.
| handkerchief and cake sale for
sweet charity will take place Saturday
afternoon at Mrs. d. I. Denmead's.
The registry boards convened this
morning and will be in session this even
irg until o'clock and all day tomorrow.
| Monsieur Duval. of Chicago would
l like n Y,1nat al ~, tho
OF French at the Pilgrim hotel Friday
evening.
| Iowa Valley Lodge. A. f. & A. NJ,
Will confer the third degree Friday
evening, Oct. 25th. All master masons
Invited. w. NJ.
Attend the foot ball game at Mime
apolis on Oct. 26--s5 for the round trip.
Eeturn limit of tickets. Oct. %. over the
Chicago Great Western railway.
The organized charities will gladly
REEVE clothing of all kinds for distribu-
ton among the worthy poor Telephone
Atrs. E. Whitehead, new phone 49,
Mr.. Fred A. Wood, general agent for
the St Louis Electrical Supply Com
pany, has moved his family to Mar
shalltown from Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Wood
has leased the residence at No. z West
Grant street.
Messrs. B. F. Cummings and G. n.
Van Law will go to Bangor this evening
&c address the people of that portion of
the county on the political issues. A
meeting at LeGrand has been arranbed
for Nov. 2, when Messrs. j. NJ. Whitaker
and George NJ. Lyon will deliver adj
dresses.
Mayor l.. B. Jones spent the day in
1lana, where he was in conference with
the city authorities and board of health
physicians concerning the outbreak of
smallpox at the Iowa Sac and Fox res
ervation, between Tama and Montour.
The principal object of Mayor Jones'
visit was to satisfy himself that the
authorities there and at Montour We're
doing everything possible to guard the
camp and prevent the Indians from
leaving while the sickness among their
numbers is prevalent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Cline of Mon
mouth. Ill, spent Wednesday in the
city az the guests OF Travelling Fireman
i. L. Morphy. of the Central. and wife.
Mrs. Cline left this morning for Min
,ieapolis, where she will remain for a
ten days visit. after which she VIII re-
turn to the city for a short visit with
AR. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cummings and other friends.
Mr.. Cline, who is round-house foreman
Tor the Central at Monmouth, leaves to-
night for Monmouth.
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A few of the more prominent Elks Of
the city received invitations yesterday
20 visit Waterloo on Nov. /, and be the
guests of Waterloo lodge, No. 800, B. P.
20. E., which is to be at home in honor
of their brother, Charles E. Pickett.
who was recently elected to the position
Of grand exalted ruler Of the order in
the United States TIE Waterloo Elks
are preparing for fine time and have
issued invitations to the most promi-
nent men in the order in Iowa. The re-
ception will be at S o'clock on Friday,
and the banquet will begin at 10.
The current issue of the Abba Union,
in speaking of the recent reunion OF the
Eighth Iowa cavalry, at that place,
says: Capt. Shurtz, of Marshalltown,
was here to attend the reunion and his
visit was made especially pleasant for
he was the guest OF ]. NJ Robb. And
thereby hangs tale When in the bat
tie of Shiloh Mr.. Shurtz was struck and
eleven bullets found their way into his
body. He fell and Mr.. Robb picked him
up and placing him on his shoulder car
ried Shurtz to place OF safety. Mr..
Shurtz is shy one arm and he is growing
old and somewhat feeble. but do you
think for minute he would miss COM
ing to Abba for reunion?"
Altho the warm weather OF the pres
ent month has not been such as to in
spire the bowling enthusiasts to very
great extent, practice is being INDUCED
in nightly at the Clifford alleys, prepara-
tory to game with the Des Moines
team, arrangements for which will soon
be definitely made. 1t is expected to
get the Des Moines men here for the
evening of Nov. 5. The local bowlers are
working hard at their practice. with
view of getting on the team that will
be selected to meet the team from the
capital city. Capt. Adrian c. Arson. of
Chicago, whose bowling team is to meet
the crack team of Boone tomorrow
night, has been in correspondence with
local bowling enthusiasts with view
of bringing his team to his native town.
The Chicago bowlers We're granted free
use of alleys and all the gate money, IL
they would come, but even those in
ducements were not sufficient.