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

, Upper Circle Pressing Club. Kirby
, building.
0 large line of sterling silver to Sc
lect from at Aliens.
, Expert piano tunling always, A. J.
. Morley, Harlan's music store.
For rent four room cottage at 51t
North Center street. See DR.. Wilson.
Ensminger's orchestra will play dur,
Ing the dinner hour at the fremont to-
| morrow.
Empire Qilinois lump coal is an ex-
cellent fuel for stoves or furnaces. Or
der only from Gregory Brown Coal
Company.
Mrs. A. L. Gay arrived home this
morning from Chicago, where she has
been for the past six weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
The "owl' scent cigar offers greater
value for the price than any other cigar
ever placed on the market. LaShelle &
Cook, wholesale distributors.
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.
1 The production of Quo vadis that
comes to the odeon next Tuesday is the
original big production. There are thirty
people in the company and they carry
all the stage settings complete
i Miss Clara Miller of Muscatlne, a
student at Cornell College, arrived in
the city this morning from Mt Vernon,
and will remain for an over-Sunday
visit with Misses Mildred and Bertha
4 Horton.
How does this strike you A fine farm,
at a reasonable price. on easy terms, in
che of the finest farming regions of the
northwest. Excursion to this country
Tuesday, Nov. 10. Will II. Hill, 107 East
Main street,
! There are doubtless many in this
city who throw away good clothing,
| If 1t is soiled or faded. Flitton &
| Ogan, the dyers, can make an old suit
! of clothes look as god as new, and for
q very reasonable price. See them at
"a West Church street.
We take pleasure in showing the peo-
PIE our line of meerschaum and briar
pipes, because we have the largest and
finest stock ever seen in retail cigar
store. Everything that smoker wants
at prices that are always right. See us
and be convinced. LaShelle 4 Cooks
popular cigar store.
| A good quarter section, we'll i'm
proved with good buildings and well
fenced. Plenty of good water. All
can be cultivated except about two
acres. Will rent for 1926 per acre.
Land lays rolling, but is a good pro-
ductive farm. Two miles from market.
Price $3.50 per acre. Will II. Hill,
agent, l01 East Main street.
A. Lodge, colored, was before Mayor
Jones yesterday charged with the theft
of coal from the yards of the Iowa
Central. The arrest was made by
Special Officer George Hixson, who
has been employed by the coal dealers
and the Central to guard their yards
lat night. Lodge was sentenced to six
days work on the stone pile
Miss Margaret Lynn. who has been
teaching the Marietta township school
No. 5, closed her fall term Friday after
noon and this morning left for Iowa
City, where she will visit during the
vacation period with her father. Mr.. G.
T. C. Lynn. and family. Miss Lynn
may decide not TO return to this county
to teach, but her plans are not def
Initeiy determined as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Keefer, of Sterl-
ing, H., who We're married only a week
ago. arrived III the city Friday evening
on the Colorado special and will remain
until Sunday morning as the guests
of the formers uncle Mr.. d. NJ Keefer,
and wife, and of Miss Marie Kaufman.
Mrs. Keefer was formerly Miss Lottie
Bursholder, and has visited Miss
Kaufman in this city n number of
times. Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer go from
here to LuslS. Mo, to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Keene, of Vienna |
township, have moved into their re-
Gently completed home. two miles north |
of Green Mountain, and on Friday eve
ming entertained a large company at a |
house warming. The residence is |
equipped with all modern convenisnces, |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Keene's neighbors |
and friends entered into the spirit of the I
occasion with zest. An elaborate sup
per was served. A number from this
city expected to attend, but with the ex.
ception of Mr.. Sam McCirew, they
abandoned the trip because Of the dis
agreeable weather.
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Mrs. Frank Hoyt and daughters,
Helen and Leila, of GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
who have been in the city six weeks,
called by the illness of the formers sis
ter, the late Mrs. Wilbur II. Evans,
went to Eldora Friday evening. where
they will visit at the homes of Mrs.
Hoyt's sister. Mrs. Burt Buchanan,
and brother, Mr.. Otto G. Frohm They
will also visit in Owasa with Mrs.
Hoyt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Irohm, before returning to GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Otto Frohm, of Eldora, who has
been in the city since Mrs Evans
funeral, returned home Friday evening.
Tom Healy, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Marshalltown Grocery Com
pany for the past year as a travelling
salesman, with northwestern Iowa as
territory, has resigned his position and
on Monday will assume the duties OF the
state agency for the Washburn- Crosby
Milling Company of Minneapolis, with
headquarters in this city. Mr.. Healy
takes the position held since 1894 by Mr..
P. Il. Hickey, of Chicago, who has been
promoted to city agent, at Chicago. Mr.
hickey spent Friday in the city with