Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-07

The Rubdry towels and Aer Gel wash
cloths are the best. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mems work gloves, the best value
you have ever been shown, for SO cents
at the Bee Hive.
Supply your needs in electric lamps
at our special sale Wednesday. Branch
Jones. Electric Company.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. r.
Nj. will meet with Mrs. Harry Ulmer,
204ia South Fourth avenue, Wednesday
afternoon.
Do not pay big price for steel
and malleable range when you can buy
one warranted for five years for SAP.
ID. j. Bullock.
Mr.. Harry Hole, of Eldora, arrived III
the city Monday evening, coming to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Frank
B. Townsend, of Peoria.
Special shirt sale at Stern's Wednes-
day morning from to II a. M, so doz-
en- colored shirts at 3S and IS cents,
worth from SO cents to sl.25.
Coles original hot blast heater-will
settle the fuel question: ton of soft
coal will go as far as a ton of hard
coal. Schmidt's hardware store.
Harry Stoddart's condition is so
much improved that he was able yes
terday, for the first time, to be dressed
and down stairs for short time.
Mr.. James Dunno, of Chicago, propri-
etor of the Northwestern line eating
house business, was in the city over
night Monday looking after his inter-
ests here.
Mrs. Edward HELEN. wife Of a
wealthy French farmer living four
miles southwest of ST. Anthony, who
has been very critically i'll for few
weeks with a complication of troubles,
is greatly improved.
The Bee Hive is making q big hit
with their underwear this fall; you can
buy suits OF underwear for 6 cents for
children to silk tleeced for gentlemen
for 50. Do not forget this when in
need Of your fall underwear.
We have received the second fifty
dozen towels of our 100 dozen import
order. These towels are % x43 inches
and the regular price is 371la cents. We
will sell them Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday for rs cents each. NJ. r.
Andrews.
The regular meeting of Chapter BIB.
of p. E. O., was held Monday afternoon
with Mrs. A. B. Conway, 80 East Main
street. Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland read a
paper on "Madonnas," and at the con-
clusion of the afternoons work the
hostess served light refreshments.
Miss Mary Hoyt, OF Grinnell, a for
ner student at the Christian Workers
Training School of this city, left Mon
lay for Cleveland, o., where she will
snter the Malone Training School and
Bible Institute. Miss Hoyt is fitting
herself for evangelistic work in the
Friends church.
Central freight No. 81, In charge of
Conductor Nuser, experienced slight
nishap Monday at the new work near
Lacey. An empty car was derailed
while passing over the work slowly, and
tipped over. Traffic was somewhat de-
aged. The wrecker was sent south
rom this city on 50 to pick up and
light the car.
Senator w. F. Hartman, OF Hamp-
on. was In the city Monday, being on
lis way to Des Moines. where today he
attended a meeting of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition commission, of |
which lie Is a member. A secretary of
he commission is to be named and
clans will likely be adopted for the
owa building at st. Louis.
The first meeting Of the Hawthorne
Club was enjoyed by members Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. c..
written by Superintendent w. ]. Crane,
# the city schools, on Study of His
DRY" was read by Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher,
md was greatly enjoyed. Refreshments
we're served by the hostess at the con-
.lusion of the program.
A Bigelow, Mimi, paper announces a
pleasant family reunion held at the
nef residents Of this city, now Of that
lace. The four sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall, Professor c. w. Hall, Of Rush
more. Mimi; w. o. Hall, of Pocohontas.
nd e. O. and o. o. Hall. of the Oregon
railroad & Navigation Company. Port
and, Ore, We're present, for the first
ime since all had been married. The
fair was Of especial interest on this
ccount.
The Wells County News, Fessenden,
Y. D., says: Miss Winnie Small, of
Iowa, who has recently
cen teaching here in Wells county, has
cen engaged as assistant principal of
he Fessenden schools. The duties of L
he principal have recently Increased to
UGH an extent that it is impossible for
ne person to handle them. Miss Small
3 lady of high attachments and will /,
rove a valuable acquisition to our
chools." The same issue Of the paper
nnounces that Miss Verne Small. Of +,
his city, has accepted position with
ne Fessenden Land Company.
Park M. Bentley left for Minneapolis
his morning, where he will again enter
abroad work. Mr.. Bentley will take
he chief clerkship In the Office OF SUI
of Motive Power and Ma
hinery George D. Brooke. Mr.. Bentley
ras formerly Mr.. Brooke's chief clerk
hen he was master mechanic. and
.ent from here to Oskaloosa to take the
hief clerkship in Superintendent Da-
is office. His health failed him and
Or the past several weeks he has been
way from active work. His health has
improved sufficiently. however, as to