Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-09
Tommy and GrizelS at Liebig's.
DO you smoke the Middle West?'
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. rs East Main

L. L. Bethke, cancer and tumor spec.
ialist, No. South Third street.
All silk yeivets SIPS a yard and 81.
for this sale, 75 cents Bee Hive.
One dollar and thirty-nine cent flu
sale tomorrow. Read "ad.' Arcni
Parker.
Why do baking at home when yo,
can get finest bread, pies and cakes a
Sundells cafe?
Silk sale at the Bee Hive. Your choic>
| for so cents a yard. see in west win.
dow. Bee Hive.
| Our roller screened soft nut coal is
/ the best on the market. Brown Fue
and Lime Company.
If you drink beer for a tonic order q
case OF Export or Private Stock from
Gust Bierman, North Center street.
Ladies mediums weight underwear
for early fall wear. made of Egyptian
yarn. all sizes, 40 cents, at Whitton =
Whitehead's.
Wednesday night the spiritualists
the one last week having given such
general satisfaction.
Miller Creek lump or mine run is
the best grade of Iowa coal for winter
use. Cheap and free from stone. Brown
Fuel and Lime Company.
officer Charles Hurd. of the city po-
lice force, is off duty owing to a severe
.f1liction to his eyes. 1t may be neces-
sary for him TO take an extended vaca-
ton.
Messrs. e. l.. Stoltz and A. ]. Abbott.
of the Armour & Co. local plant, went
to E!dora Monday evening to superin-
tend the loading of car of poultry to
be shipped to this city today.
Members of the W. r. c. will meet
at Trautmann's store at Pr m. on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Miss Ethel Yeager at the Methodist
church. Louisa Johnson. president.
The first meeting of the year for the
Political Equality Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. j. l.. Ingledue, 304
West State street. Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The officers of the club
will have charge of the program.
Miss Flora Nichols, of Des Moines.
arrived in the city this evening to be
present at the wedding of her cousin.
Miss Lucy Nichols. on Wednesday
evening. Miss Nichols will be the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Flora Cole, during her
stay In the city.
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has been in the city ten days visiting
friends. left for her home this morning.
Mrs. Edgar's daughter, Miss Anna. will
make her home in this city during the
winter With Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes on
East Linn street, and will attend school.
Mr.. C. S. Woodwork, of Pine Ridge,
Texas. who came to the city last week
on account of the illness OF his father,
the late w. c. Woodworth left for his
home Monday evening. Mrs. Wood
worth, who accompanied her husband
to this city. will remain for q short
stay with relatives.
Rev w. Fl. Scott went to Toledo this
where. this afternoon. he
the funeral services over the
remains of the late Mrs. Wheaton. sis
Ter of Mrs. Bunce. living south of the
city. Mrs. Wheaton has been i'll for
several weeks and her death was not
cality.
Mrs ]. II. Smith and Mrs. C. T.. Tall
man entertained Saturday evening, at
the Smith home, the members of the
local society of Gideons and their wives.
The evening was Very pleasantly spent
with music. and refreshments We're
by the hostesses at its close. AS
tiers We're used to decorate the dining
room. and golden rod and ferns in the
parlor.
Mr.. F. Aubry Smith arrived home
evening from a most delight
full trip Of six weeks spent on the Pa
cific coast Mr. Smith went to San
francisco as delegate to the supreme
session of the d. 0. K. Il. that met in
San Francisco from Aug. II to Il. Mr..
Smith visited while he was away in
Los Angeles, Seattle and Portland and
other points of interest along the Pa
cific slope.
There were great many disappoint-
ed passengers on the Central's SOUTH
bound train Monday evening. The train
was compelled to wait one hour and
fifteen minutes on the NJ. & st. l.. at
Albert Lea, for the st. Paul and Min
neapolis connection, and as a result
missed the Wabash at Abba, the train
not arriving at Abba until 11:3G For
ty-f1ye Wabash passengers were COM
PEELED to spend the night in Abba be-
fore getting train south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes enter
tanned at tea Monday evening at their
home. sol South First avenue, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. r. Nichols, DIR. and Mrs. II. H.
Nichols and daughter Lauretta, and
Miss Lucy Nichols, of this city; Mrs.
George Goodnow and son George, of
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Cox, Jr., of New York. The affair was
in honor of Miss Nichols, whose mar
riage to Mr.. B. r. Long, of Logansport,
Ind, is to be celebrated tomorrow even
ing.
The remains of Mrs. j. D. Lacey, an
old resident of Gilman, passed thru the
city this morning, en- route from Omaha
to Gilman for interment. Mrs. Lacey
died in Omaha Monday and the funeral
was held this forenoon. The remains
we're in charge of the deceased's neph- i
CIV, Stephen Joyce Mrs. Lacey was
one of the first settlers of Greencastle
township, having lived on farm one
mile southeast of where Gilman now
before there was scarcely any
thing that resembed even village.
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