Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-23
Enriau Esda Grtnher q 1902

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New York grapes at Olson's, III
West Main.
Culley has fresh oysters, celery and
the best of crackers.
Get fitted to corset by our lady ex-
pert. Barnatyne & Lay
Friday only. SIPS underskirts. all
lengths, as cents. The Fair.
The dispatches announce the appoint
ment of Edward Medhus as postmaster
at Dunbar.
NJ. r. Andrews returned from chi
cago this morning. where he has been
buying ladies' garments.
The best bargains in suits you will
find at the Hawkeye. Sale continues
the balance of the week
Herman White, arrested for intoxi-
cation by Marshal Nicholson paid his
costs in Mayor Jones court this morn
ing.
Those nickel, round burner stand
lamps, are the best for everyday use.
For sale at Culleys, 10 and II South
First avenue.
Twenty dollar mems suits at Sl2.5O;
SIG suits at SO; s13 suits at IS, and $40
suits at So, Friday and Saturday at
IOBrien & Co.'S.
Blind Boone at the NJ. p. church TO-
morrow night. Admission 20 cents,
children under Is years. Is cents. Tick
cts at Alexander's drug store.
The case of John Golwitzer for fast
driving was called in Justice Burritts
court this afternoon and change of
venue was taken to Justice Clark's
court.
Edward Walsh, an invalid veteran
OF the Soldiers Home, who has been
in Cedar Rapids spending fifteen
days. furlough with relatives, returned
to the city Wednesday evening.
Capt. Isle w. Brown, Lieut.. Clarence
Froelich, Sergeants Leon Wescott and
Guy Everist went to Dubuque Wednes-
day, where they will represent Com
pany II at the regimental team shoot
being held in that city today.
The special sale prices on tailor
made suits given at Henry Pappe's
ladies' clothing parlor tomorrow and
Saturday are absolutely the best val
ues ever given in Marshalltown. Buy
tomorrow or Saturday. Sale closes
Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. C. Brown entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Womens
Relief Corps at her home, S041a West
State street, Wednesday afternoon.
Light refreshments We're served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. L. Hoag
and Mrs. A. Higgin.
The Walter Hodge damage suits
against the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company and the Western
Union Telegraph Company were called
in Justice Burrftt's court this morning.
Owing to the non-appearance OF the
plaintiff the cases were dismissed and
the costs taxed to the plaintiff.
Remember the Munsing underwear is
for sale only by NJ. F. Andrews.
Another suit for divorce has been filed
in the district court for the october
term. Clara r. Yetley is the plaintiff
and Samuel O. Yetley the defendant.
They were married In this city June
90, 1901. Cruel and inhuman treatment
is alleged as the grounds for action.
The plaintiff asks that she be restored
her maiden name, Nelson.
In the neighborhood Of twenty-five
or thirty young men met at the Y. nj.
C. A. rooms Wednesday evening for
the purpose Of organizing classes In
bookkeeping, arithmetic and mechan-
ical drawing. Each class will meet
one evening each week on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Phys
ical Director Schroeder has already
100 in his physical classes and is maxi
ing arrangements for taking care OF
100 more. The business mems class
is an especially large one.
The Hawthorne Club held it's regular
meeting with Mrs. E. r. Lay. North
Second street, Wednesday evening.
This meeting was the occasion of the
monthly banquet for the husbands OF
the members of the club. The guests
of the club, other than the husbands,
We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. McCreary, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e.. Smelling; Mrs. George F.. Brownell
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Harrison Will
liams, of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Sipher, of Monmouth ILL.,. and Mrs
Bartlett, of Los Angeles. Mrs. d. T..
Denmead and Mrs. A. G. Click were
chosen as delegates to attend the Fifth
district meeting Of Womens clubs to be
held in Tama next week.
Buy apples at Culley's. He has the
best assortment.