Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-14
See Whitton & McConnell's ad.
DO you smoke the Middle West7"
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician

u Or. JaNSE, surgeon ana physician
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician
4 The Making of Statesman at Lie
hig's.
Read our "ad' on this page. Archie
i Parker.
i Take your laundry TO Flitton's for
I Iirst-class work.
"Graustark," story OF the love be-
hind throne, at Lieblg's.
The Literary Clan met with Miss Mil
Idred Horton Monday evening.
!. One case Off 1914 cotton blankets at
AZ cents a pair at the hawkeye.
A new line of twcise-slze watches at
w. c. osman,s, the low price jeweler
The Ladies' Reading Club met with
Mrs. j. +. Tallett Monday afternoon.
The prices Henry Pappe is making on
i ladies underwear are astonishing the
ladies.
i Helms evaporated horseradish.
Something new. Olsons grocery, West
Main street.
4 The MCGEE adjustable yoke under
skirt is the best fitting skirt nlanuiac-
tured. NJ. f. Andrews.
/ Henry Pappe's ladies' clothing parlor
can show you the most eomnlete line of
highly tailored coats in town.
i The Hawthorne Club met with Mrs
A. f. Balch Monday afternoon at her
home, lo6 North Second street.
The w. C. T. u. will hold special
meeting at the Soldiers Home Wednes-
day afternoon. A program has been
arranged for the afternoon.
At Henry Pappe's ladies clothing
parlor it is not how cheap but how
good" for The lowest possible money
u your coat ought to be. Visit the par
lor.
If you failed to get in your hard coal
/ we will rent you one of our famous
4 Coles original hot blast soft coal heat
ers for the winter. e. f. Schmidt, Mar
shalltowns reliable stove dealer.
Mr.. Kaufman, representing II. Block
& Co, manufacturers Of the Wooltex
garments, will be at Melvin, Soliday &
] Co.'S tomorrow to take orders and hold
a special sale. Everybody invited.
! The sale of lots in the new town OF
4 Olaf, Iowa, on the Iowa Central rail-
road, west of Belmond, Iowa, will take
place Monday, Oct. 20, 1902. For par
ticulars write ]. N. Johnson & Co.. Bel
mond, Iowa.
Rev. Rufus Garrett. Of Minneapo-
1 lis. who spent four years on the South
American mission field, will deliver a
i lecture on South America, illustrated
4 by stereopticon views, at the Friends
church, at 1880 this evening. No adj
/ mission fee will be charged.
The funeral of the late Joseph
Matschie was held from st. Mary's
1 church this forenoon at 1890 o'clock.
4 Many of the employees of the Iowa Cen
! trail shops attended, also members of
! the Maccabee Lodge. No. rs, attended
/ in body. The interment was made in
Riverside.
William NJ. Alister, Of Chicago, is
plaintiff in an action for garnlshment
filed against L. L. PutzGl, receiver OF
Paley & Phelps. This Is an echo of all
old case tried In Chicago whereby MIR.
Paley confessed Judgment in an action
brought by the B. +. Norris Alister
/ Company.
The Philanthropy and Applied Chris
| tianity department. of the Womens
!, Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at
so with Mrs. G. H. t. Boardman. at
1 which time the members of the depart
nient will hold Symposium. An lnvl-
4 tation has been extended to the mems
4 bers of the various other departments
! of the club.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Springer, OF
ST. Anthony. have decided to take ur
homestead near Lakeside, s. D., Mr.
Springer leaving the city Monday night
in charge of the livestock and the
family's household effects. Mrs. Spring
err and daughter Lulu will follow Thurs
day, visiting in the meantime as the
guests Of the formers sister, Mrs. w
~. Irvine.
A 1874 cotton blanket for IS cents at
the Hawkeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams and son
Clifford, of Eldora, arrived in the city
Monday evening and Will remain until
/ Wednesday morning as the guests of
IL -
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams are on their way
to Boulder, Col, where they expect to
make their future home on account OF
the health of their son, who is af-
fiicted with severe catarrhal trouble.
Sergeant j. H. Mitchell, of the United
i States regular army, detailed for gem
eral service, has opened recruiting
station in this city for the purpose of
enlsting young men who desire to join
the regular army. Messrs. John Drew
and John McManus have enlisted and
will leave the latter part of this week
for San Francisco, where they will en-
ter the army training school at the
Preside, and after spending several
weeks there will be assigned to infantry
regiments.
s Ladies' and childrens underwear at
one-half the price you are accustomed
{ to pay. Of course, at Henry Pappes
ladies clothing parlor.
When dentist excuses his own exor-
bitant prices by telling You that we use
! cheaper materials in our work than he
!, does in his, he simply advertises the
fact that honesty is the least of his
considerations. The fact that there is
only a few cents difference between
1 the poorest and the best materials
makes the theory ridiculous. Most of
our competitors have become wise