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

Window glass at Mayors drug store.
Japanese day at Sinclair's tomorrow.
New York grapes at Olson's gro
i Gerry.
Fur sale tomorrow. Read ad. Archie
Parker.
Pure wool underwear at $3.50 per suit
O'Brien 4 Co.
E. L. Bethke, cancer and tumor spec
ialist, No s South Third street.
Seen window exhibit of our famous
Up. L." gloves. Bannatyne & Lay.
Fifty dozen as cent shirts at 80 cents.
and fifty dozen 81 and Slips kind at 70
cents. O'Brien & Co.
A Coles original air tight wood stove,
or a Barber oil heater will keep you
comfortable, all styles and sizes.
Schmidts hardware store.
We have received lot of desira bic
ladies outing flannel gowns made of
the very best outing flannel beautifully
trimmed. at the Hawkeye.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
put on sale Saturday many beautiful
and useful articles in Japanese ware
with each 5o-cent and 81 cash purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Patrick, of Dana,
who were called to this city by the
death OF their cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holt, left this morning for their home.
George Bristow, division passenger
agent of the Chicago Great Western
railway, headquarters Des Moines, was
in the city Thursday looking after bus
mess matters.
Miss Florence Philips, of Northport,
Wash, is in the city TO make her fu-
ture home with her uncle and aunt,
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes, and will
attend the high school.
Messrs. Henry Soloman and E. G.
Penrose. of Tama, were in the city
Thursday afternoon, coming to look
after matters pertaining to the securing
of an immense big smokestack for the
Tama Power & Heat Company's plant.
Tonight that ever welcome and IA
vorite Hoyt comedy "A Bunch of Keys
comes to the Odeon. 1t is clever
satire on hotel, and many pleasing
specialties are introduced during the
play. Special prices have been ar
ranged, 10. %, 35 and so cents.
Mrs. Tucker. Of Brooklyn. spent
Thursday in the city as the guest OF
Mrs. A. B. Conway, being on her way
home from Boone, where she had been
to attend the meeting OF the executive
board and standing committees of the
Iowa State Federation of Womens
Clubs. Mrs. Tucker is the badge COM
mittee of the federation.
The Iowa Tea Company's stock is
and they are prepared to fur
nish you anything you wish from the
article in china to the best
hand painted French, Austrian and
German china that was ever offered in
the city. 1t will do you good to call
at their store and take a look at the
finest and most up-to-date china in
central Iowa.
Quite large delegation of people
went to Anles this morning to attend
the annual Harvest Festival being held
at the Iowa State College today. Many
came from points both north and south
on the Iowa Central and transferred
here to the Northwestern. The Bethel
band accompanied the delegation from
the north. There We're fifty-eight tick
cts sold out of this city.
Mr.. j. Fl. Fellingham has received I
word from Rev. Charles Van Metre.
who was married to his sister, Miss
Alkaline Fellingham Wednesday in this
city, that he has been assigned by Bish
op Hamilton to take charge OF the |
church at Alden. Rev. Van Metre had |
been pastor of the Early /
church. Rev. and Mrs Van Metre will |
go to Alden as soon as their visit in I
Cedar Rapids and this city is con-
Guided.
Alfred Lavan railroad laborer, who
has been working for the Iowa Central,
applied to Poormaster Pemberton for
aid this morning, stating that he wished
help in reaching relatives living in Peo-
ria. Lavan has been working near this I
city for the past few days and Is threat |
ened with an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Pemberton decided ii would be bet
ter to send him to Peoria than To stand
the expense of caring for him in case
he became sick. He was sent south this
Japanese day at Sinclair's tomorrow.
A bunch Of five boys, tough as they
make them, whose names could not |
be learned, but who claimed thei:
homes to be in Omaha, created consid
cradle excitement on the 'levee" late
Thursday night. 1t seems the young
sters got into some trouble with a
ounger at the union station and pro-
ceeded to at once engage in battle with
him. Five to one were too great odds
For the fellow and he took to his heels,
but not until he had received severe
cut on the head and was considerably
bruised up. The lads made good their
escape before there was time to arrest
them.
Andrew Robson's Richard Carvel"
which comes to the Odeon next Mon
lay, Oct. Is, will go down into stage
history as one of the best romantic
since the days of AL
exander Salvini's "D'Artagnan'' or
Charles Fechter's "Ruy Bias" 1t is
A clean cut, well defined
md judiciously handled creation,
worthy in every way the many glowing
tributes of praise bestowed upOn him