Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-16

- metal, ssftSS anu t7dtlSidu Hlsti Ole pa
per weight; at Liebig's. West Mali
street.
| New silkolines, new draperies, new
4 dress goods new Innings, new outings a
the Fair Store.
Wanted-An experienced shoe clerk
Must come we'll recommended. Brom.
| ley's shoe store.
The Harmony Aid Society will NEE
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Eliza
| beth Smith, west of the Soldiers Home
Largest assortment of golf gloves IL
the city. We start with fancies and al
plain colors, at 25 SO and 40 cents at tn
4 Fair.
Lcst-Fifteen jewel Elgin watch, No
6,0s9.4T7, between George cody's ant
Marshantown. Five dollars reward TO
4 return to this office.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap
/ fist church will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs Charles Baker,
residence, s02 East Church street
Messrs w. It. Hesse. Will Carleton
and George Rogers went to Lacey Tues
| day evening where they spent toda,
Hunting ducks in the Skunk river bot
| toms.
Excursion to Minneapolis on accoun
of the Christian church missionary con
vention. Only one fare for the round
i trip. Ask Iowa Central ticket agents fol
full particulars.
have for sale in west Marshalltowr
five lots in bunch, 60x1S0 feet; new
house and barn. Rents for 81 per month
Good well; cellar under house. This is
good investment. See me about it
Will H. HILL 107 East Main street.
The members of the aid society OF
Frank NJ. Thomas w. r. c., were hos
tesses at a social evening given to
about seventy-five members and
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Paterson Tuesday evening. The
high school orchestra furnished the
evenings music and refreshments were
served.
The fad of the season Is to select a
wedding present from the valuable
goods found in jewelry store, silver
ware always leading. The purpose is
obvious. Silverware and fine jewelry
is always very desirable and lasts a
lifetime, doing service for children and
grandchildren. Hellberg has the larg-
est assortment Of silverware in central
Iowa.
For Sale-one of the finest stock and
sraiE farms in Hardin county. One-half
mile to market and within an hours
drive Of the county seat. There are AN
acres In the farm, all nice level land,
except about 120 acres; fine timber pas
ture, which is rolling and some rough.
Improvements and fencing are first
class. Price. s55. Terms easy. VIII H.
Hill, 107 East Main street.
Mrs. S. Christian and children, of
Toledo. o., who have peen spending the
past two weeks at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. 7. Hansan. four
miles northeast of the city, left Tues
day evening for Denver, where they will
join their husband and father and make
that city their future home. The family
is compelled to seek western climate
owing to the i'll health of Mr.. Christian.
Senator Joseph Wallace, of Hardin
county. was in the city Tuesday, leav-
ing in the evening for Chicago. where
he will look after the sale of four car
loads of sattened cattle, which We're
shipped over the Northwestern Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Wallace has twenty
cars of cattle and three of hogs, which
are being shipped in four-car lots to the
Chicago markets. The cattle are of an
excellent quality and the three lots al
ready shipped have brought good re-
turns on the investment.
The hunting party planned several
weeks ago to go into the big woods of
northern Minnesota to seek deer and
moose IN the twenty days open season
beginning Nov 10, is to be augmented,
and aside from DIR. j. l.. Winery and
DR.. w. S Devine. who We're planning to
go together. Messrs. Oscar CARING
house, Charles Nelson and Gene Bin
ford will join them. The party will
leave Msrshalltown Nov, 8 and will be
on the gs.ound. near the head waters of
the Miss ssippi, near Lake Itasca, when
the shooting begins.
Few important suits for the November
term of court are being filed with the
county clerk, altho the term is near at
hand One suit just filed involves an
point. c. B. Quintard has
commented action against N. A. Car
mean to recover the value of a note for
s253S5. Quintard alleges that he traded
Missouri property for real estate in
Marshalltown, and in payment of the
difference in value accepted several
notes given to the Rhoades-Carmea
Buggy Company. Among the notes was
one for the amount claimed, given by
j Z. Thompson to the company. Thomp-
sen was an implement dealer at Min
burn. ard the plaintiff now claims that
at the lime he received the note the
maker thereof was bankrupt, and that
therefore the note was valueless.
Mrs. j. C. Dunn and father. Mr.. Henry
Forney, and Mrs. e. Cammack, who
have bean visiting in the far northwest
for a few months past, arrived home
Tuesda. evening. The party was ac-|
as far as st. Paul by Miss
Della yotaw, of Tacoma Wash. who
Went from there to Chicago, and after
ii brief visit of two weeks there will
come te Marshalltown for an extended
visit with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Cammack, and many friends.
Mrs. Dunn has been absent from home
ten weeks, having visited at the II. L.
yotaw home, at Tacoma; with her
brother, Mr.. c. II. Forney, and family.
at Chef ais, Wash, and With Mr.. and
Mrs. James 2. Millinery. at Centralia,
Wash. MI. Forney has been gone since
July and has been at the home of his
son, Calvin, during the greater part of
his visit. Mrs.. Cammaclls divided her