Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-07

Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
| Special price. for short time only, on
| dinner sets, at Racket store.
| No finer oysters can be found than
those you get at the Paragon, 119 East
Main.
See those fancy dishes at Culley's. A
new lot of japanese ware, direct impor-
tation.
Dr.. MARS, osteopathic physician. over
| @idelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
| Buy your coffee and teas of Culley and
get double the amount of your purchase
in red trading stamps.
The Organized Charities will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. D. 7. Den
mead, 306 East State street.
All Masons are invited to visit Iowa
Valley Lodge Friday evening. the Sth.
First degree. Per order w. NJ.
The success of three seasons-"Two
Married Men''-at the Odeon this even
ing. Special prices, 25, So and so cents.
You will find souvenir spoon in
every sack of Cream of Patent flour. 1t
is sold by all grocers and at the mill. n.
j. Benson.
1t is plenty of time to start that new
house or barn and get 1t completed
before winter sets in. Get your lum-
Der at the Irwin Lumber Company.
Grand opportunity to buy good bug
%a, y, ;,-&x. 1,,:v,
dred and seventy-five jobs to select
from. Must reduce stock Prices
slaughtered, Ketchum & Johnston Com
pany.
Invitation to you, your aunts, uncles,
cousins and neighbors. Come and take
chicken pie supper with the w. r. c..
ladies Friday evening, Nov. S. You will
be one to help swell the fund for our
needy German Odd Fellows Hall.
Price, 25 cents.
Charles Lake, an old soldier, arrested
for intoxication by Officer Hurd last
night, was before his honor this morn
ing and discharged upon payment of the
costs. Thomas Lowery, colored. arrest
ed on similar charge by Officer Han
son Wednesday afternoon. also paid
out.
Capt. Adrian c. Arson and his crack
team of bowlers will pass thru the city
tomorrow morning at S:5s o'clock, en-
route to BoonE where they meet the
celebrated Boone team in two match
games tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. Captain Arson may stop here for
an over Sunday visit with his father.
Hon. Henry Arson, on his return trip
to, Chicago.
General Passenger Agent George S.
Batty, Of the Iowa Central, arrived home
on the Colorado special Wednesday
evening from Chicago. where he has
been for few days looking after COM
pany matters. He also visited Minneap-
oils during his absence, and upon re-
turning to the city was called to Oska-
loosa. where ne spent today looking after
business matters.
Mr. j. L. Harrington. of Iowa
Falls, and M D. NJ. Grove.
of Nevada, president and secre-
tary of the Iowa Implement
Dealers Association will be in the city
Friday evening and are desirious of
meeting the local executive committee
at that time for the purpose of discus
sing plans for the forthcoming conven-
ton. which will be held in this city
three days commencing Dec. I.
George w. Blanche. of Conrad. spent
Wednesday afternoon in the city. be-
ing on his way to Ames, where he is
student at the Iowa State College. Mr.
Blanche had been home to vote and to
assist in the work for his townsman, j.
w. Pepperman, the democratic candi-
date for sheriff in Grundy county. who
was defeated by very small majority
by William Morrison, Of Grundy Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Michaels received
this morning letter from Mr. ana
Mrs. +. A. Benjamin, at Seattle, Wash.
who announce that they had arrived
from Nome, Alaska, on Oct. 3D. Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin state that they
came out on the last boat and With
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. t. Barbour.
formerly of this city. Gilman Abbott
and Fred Hanks arrived in Seattle on
the 22d, and Capt. Aldrich will remain
In Alaska all winter. Mr.. Barbour has
disposed of his billiard hall business
at Nome to Mai. Roth.
Mrs. l.. c. Abbott and Mrs. F. q.
North were hostesaes Wednesday after
noon to the members of the Leisure
Hour Club and a few friends, at the
home Of Mrs Abbott, No Z North Third
street. The Leisure Hour Club Is one
Of the more recent social organizations
of the city, having been formed last sea
son. Progressive euchre is the clubs
pastime the games being played until
o'clock, following / o'clock luncheon.
This was the first meeting of the year
and the program was carried out as the
rules of the organization specify. Guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. w. V.
Couchman, Of Hamburg, Germany;
Mrs. Gluten, OF Jefferson City, Mo-;
Mrs. C. A. Seely, Mrs. Louis Jarrett,
Mrs. Ralph Mcbride and Mrs. Arthur
Jackson.
Mrs. H. A. Church was hostess
Wednesday afternoon a. her home, cor
ner of Center and Grant streets. to $50
lady friends, invited to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph O. Church, of Gill
man. The decorations of the house were
of green and white, chrysanthemums
predominating. The lights were soft
ened with green shades, lending very
pretty effect to the Scene. The hostess
and honored guest received the guests,
who were later shown to the dining
room by Mrs. William Sandoe and Mrs.