Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-19

Mems 81 wool underwear, rs cents.
Bannatyne & Lay.
| Fine line of loose diamonds at AL
| lens, IA East Main street.
| For that cold of yours be sure and
get box of Mayors Cold Cure tab
| lets.
We exclude no one from our great
handkerchief sale tomorrow. Come one,
come ALL Bannatyne & Lay.
Beautiful and expensive presents
given away at Paleys jewelry auction
every afternoon and evening.
See our Stransky imported enameled
ware. Beautiful. high grade, fully war
ranted. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
The parliamentary circle of the East
ern Star will meet with Mrs. John
Fenner, South Second street Thurs
day afternoon.
The Harmony Aid Society of Electric
Rebekah Lodge will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Brenneck,
ITO South Center street.
The B. of L. F. will give ball at
Fnkle's Hall Thursday night, Nov. 90
Music by PARIS orchestra. Tickets rs
cents. Everybody invited.
Mr.. Ernest Baughman has taken
position with j. L. Carney as a steno-
grapher 1t is Mr.. Baughman's inten-
tons eventually to study law.
Ladies, judging from inquiries we are
led to believe that Pappes handkerchief
sale tomorrow morning viii be patron
lied very largely. Be on hand early.
Mr.. James Hall arrived home Tues
day evening from Yipsilanti, Mich,
where he was called a few days ago
by the death of his sister, Mrs. Sanford
easier.
Howard Hamilton, of Ames, who was
operated upon a few days ago in the
Singleton hospital for appendicitis, is
doing very nicely and is considered out
of danger.
A fine line of holiday goods to make
your selections from, and we will lay
them away for you. Red or green
trading stamps. Miller, the jeweler
los East Main.
Dr. j. D. Counternine, of Topeka
Kas., conducted special services this
forenoon in the Christian Workers
Training School, The services were
very much enjoyed.
A. 6. Kinsey is plaintiff in an action
filed FOR the January term of the dis
triet court, in which James F.. Sey-
mour, ct al. Is named as defendant.
The action is one to quiet title.
Deputy sheriff Seth Cause went to
Baxter this morning to serve paters in
a civil action in which parties living in
that place. but owning property in
south Marshall county, are Interested.
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John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony, mar
keted load Of fine hogs at the Brit
tain & Co. yards Tuesday afternoon.
The lot numbered sixty-one head and
weighed 1860 pounds, an average of
a little over 800 pounds.
Notice--We wish to say to the ladies
OF Marshalltown and surrounding coun
try that our complete stock of ladies
has been purchased di
rectly from the celebrated house of
Lindsay, Thompson & CO.. Belfast, Ire
land. No better values in America.
Tho Unity Club met with Mrs,
Charles J. Hoyt Tuesday afternoon and
the session was made social one in
honor of Mrs. N. A. Carmean who is |
soon to leave the city for California.
Guessing contests were INDUCED in,
which refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The condition of Mr.. w. T. Bailey, |
who has been seriously i'll for several
days, is much improved today and the
idea of having to resort to an operation
to afford relief has been abandoned.
Mr. Bailey's trouble has been obstruc-
ton of the bowels He is now con-
sidered out Of danger.
Ft. Dodge Chronicle: Dr. H. R. Bay.
branch of the American Medical and
Institution departed this
for Marshalltown, the state |
headquarters of the institute. From
he will go to Waterloo, |
where he will establish a branch office.
The Houghton- Mason sale of Short |
horn cattle and Berkshire hogs was
held at Albion today, and drew many |
buyers not only from this
city and other nearby towns, but also
from distant points. Those who were
in Albion today to attend the sale from
this city were Messrs. Charles Crazy, |
Wallace Arney, James Andrews, M. p.
Andrews and c. G. st. Clair.
Mrs. F. A. Gillette left Tuesday eve
ming for Ponca. o. T.. where she will |
meet her daughter, Mrs. Grace Gillette,
and accompany her to San Antonio,
Texas. The younger Mrs. Gillette is
suffering with tuberculosis of the lungs |
and went to Ponca Sept. l in the hopes |
of being benefited by the climaticI
change. She continued to improve UNI
til recently, but now the damp weather
Is beginning to affect her. and necessi
tates her seeking dryer and warmer
climate She will remain in San An
tonic all winter. but her mother will
return home after seeing her pleasantly |
located.
Mr.. L. s. Peckham arrived home
Tuesday evening from his hunting
trip of three weeks in the northern
woods. Mr.. Peckham accompanied
party of GAINESVILLE, Wis, friends, all
members of the Wisconsin Kenoshe
Club. The party camped on Pickerel |
Lake, in the extreme northern part of |
the state, where the country is wild |
and big game abounds in plenty. An
abundance of game fell to the camp of |