Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-13

Liebig's.
See our golf gloves for misses and
children. NJ. F.. Andrews.
Sweet cider, just the thing for mince
pies, at Olson's, 121 West Main.
| Solid oak combination book cases,
from S13 up to $50. at d. c. Wilbur's.
| Do not forget the lecture at the
Baptist church Friday evening, Nov,
i4th.
Strictly home made mince meat AT
our market None finer. j. A. Awde,
| 100 East Main.
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore.
| Phones "A. Prompt delivery. D. S.
Good Grocery Co.
The celebrated Val Blatz private
stock and export beers are for sale only
| by Gust Bierman.
The New York milliners are going
out of business and you can buy any
thing ntheir line cheap.
Ladies, we bought a sample line of
fine fur boas at a price. Call and look
the line over. Lee & Benedict.
Call up 140 for a cord of our dry,
hard, chunk or split wood and kind
ling. Brown Fuel & Lime Company.
Manager Busby has arranged for a
special matinee of THE Deemster" az
.: 80 o'clock Saturday. Prices 10 and 25
cents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a business
meeting at the church tomorrow after
noon.
Special for tomorrow: Ladies and
misses union suits for 471a cents; worth
rs cents. Not more than four suits to
any one customer. Lee & Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Johnson, of 104
South Twelfth street, have issued invi-
tations for their golden wedding ami
versary, to be celebrated Sunday, Nov.
49,
Mrs. Ellen G. Lennox went to Ames
Wednesday evening, being summoned
by word announcing the illness Of her
daughter in-law, Mrs. Talbot Lennox.
Mrs. Lennox's stay in Ames will be in
definite.
Invitations have been issued by Guide
Lodge. No. 1876 b. of l.. F., for its an
nual ball, to be given Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 20, at Finkle's hail. A num-
Der from out of the city, largely of Os-
kaloosa, will be present.
Fireman Frank Brown, of the Cen
trail, who has been bothered quite a
little recently with rheumatism, affect
ing the shoulders, will leave within a
few days for Hot Springs, Ark, for a
few weeks stay in the hopes that the
baths will benefit him.
J. FL. Brown, railway postal clerk
who has been assigned to the Iowa Gem
trail runs on Nos. 3 and between
KeithsbIrg and Peoria, died Tuesday
and was buried at Freeport, H.,
Wednesday afternoon. Bright's dis
ease was the cause of the mans death.
Three former Marshalltown teachers,
Misses Grace Sullivan, Lillian Bridge
ford and Martha Beeson, are among al
party of twenty five Des Moines peda-
gogues which left the capital city
Wednesday night for Chicago. to spend
two days visiting The schools of that
city.
Articles of Incorporation of the Trib-
une Printing Company have been filed
with the county recorder, The principal
place of business is Clemens, and the
incorporators are Fl. p Clemens, r.
Barnes. w. A. Pollock, A. Brackney
and j. S. Mccormack. The capital stock
is $500, divided into shares of SIS each.
;e., VIZ hi y..l, &c I.,
obtained from small 15-cent For
Sale" or Want" "ad in the Times
Republican, Expert advertisers esti-
mate that $4,000 people read a single
edition of newspaper with circula-
ton like the. IRIS, and out of that
great number some one is always sure
to appear who wants the goods adver-
tised or can supply the want pub
lished.
District Passenger Agent Charles S.
Walters, of the Iowa Central, who form
erly made his headquarters in this city,
but who is now located at Peoria, was
in the city this morning for short
time, being on his way to Iowa Falls
where he is called by the serious ILL
ress of his mother, Mrs. Henry Walters.
Mrs. Walters has been a sufferer from
stomach trouble for several months, and
her condition recently has grown worse.
The patrons of the west Green
Mountain telephone line, wishing to
show their appreciation for the services
at the central office, stationed at Green
Mountain, met Wednesday evening, at
the central Office, where an oysterSsup-
per was enjoyed. The evening was most
enjoyably spent by all and the most
pleasant feature was that the patrons
became better acquainted. Those pres
ent were the families of Messrs. John
Elder, II. Diehl, e. Pegg, T. Brown, r.
Lane, J. Kleespie, w. Clemens, w.
White and f. Clemens.
A buxom colored dame, who says her
home is in Oskaloosa, was arrested by
officer Clark for yagrancy, it having
been found that the woman was at
tenlpting to lure men from the streets
into a resort in the south part of the
civ. The woman was taken before
Mayor Jones Wednesday and upon be-
ing arraigned said she wanted an attor-
rev. One was secured. but the lawyer
insisted upon seeing the color of her
money before taking the case. The
woman was given half an hour to at
tempt to raise the fee, and never re-
turned. Mayor Jones did not weep be-
cause she did not return, but If she
ehould he seen on the streets again she
will be arrested.
The home and education department