Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-03

Everest.
The Power of an Endless Life at
Liebis's.
Boys heavy fleece lined union suits.
soc. Archie Parker
just received. special value in ladies'
rain coats. E. R. Lay.
| A new lot Of flower pots, all sizes.
just received at Culeys.
See my line of heaters. All kinds;
all prices. ID. ]. Bullock.
! Get some o. snydsr's oyster cock
tail at the Ha,Nkeye grocery.
Ladies' extra. sizes in all the different
styles in underwear. Archie Parker.
i DR.. MARS; consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
Aer Gel hygienic wash cloths and
Rub-dry bath towels at NJ. f. An
drews.'
Tomorrow special-Ladies' silk lined
Mocha gloves All colors ST. Archie
Parker.
| Chamber sets End chamber articles
such as slop Jars, chamber pitchers
and wash basi.s, at Culley's
Before buying your winter supply of
earned fruits and vegetables get prices
from the Haw1keye grocery.
| The "a inch all wool tricots for waists
at e5 cents are cheaper than anything
offered this season. Archie Parker.
| My line of steel ranges Is still COM
| plete, our closing out sale is still in
| progress, prices are right. D. j. Bull
| lock-
| Two Married Men at the Odeon
this evening. Prices 10, 20, 80 and so
cents. Election returns will be read
from the stage.
| Make your house cheerful these
gloomy days by using camel coal in
your CRATES. Order of the Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime co.
We desire to thank all the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted us
| during the late Illness of my husband
Mrs. Benjamin Wilkey.
Unity Court No. 81. Tribe of Ben
Hur. will give a dance at the Odd Fell
lows hall Thursday night, Nov. 5. Fer
suson's orchestra Tickets so cents.
Mrs. John E. Lander went to State
Center this morning for visit of al
couple days with Mrs. Ben West She
was present at a tea party given by
Mrs. West this afternoon.
The Entire Nous Club held its regular
weekly meeting with Mrs. A. Janney.
Monday afternoon. Burton Holmes de-
scription OF the Paris exposition fur
nished the reading for the afternoon.
The Court of Columbian Circles viii
meet In the K. p. Hall Friday; Nov. 6. |
Supreme President will be with us. a !!
large class to take in. and refresh
ments served. H. F. Hoffa, Secretary.
We have yet to hear the first COM
p.aint on Empire ullinois) nut coal
either for quality or cleanliness If !
you want range or cook stove coa |
order Empire nut from the Gregory
Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
Jennie Hagan Browns grand and |
beautiful lectures. poems and word pic |
lures are each and every one absolute
" original and impfomptu. composed |
from subjects given by The audience
and delivered with fine eIocution. Att
the SpilituaMst church Thursday night
Ward & vokes bring their new
musical treat. "a Pair of Pinks" to the
Odeon tomorrow evening. The COM
pany numbers SIS people. 40 of them
girls. who are said to be the richest
dressed chorus on the stage. Every
To-, ,lr,
tire production is carried
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Ashford StonestMet, an aged resident
of Victor, was brought to the city
Monday evening helpless as result of
an accident sustained a week ago,
when a gate fell across his abdomen
He was taken to the home of his son,
j. NJ. Stonestreet, 81 Bromley street,
where he will remain Indefinitely.
George d. Brooke. who until few
weeks ago was superintendent of
equipment and motive power for the
Iowa Central and Minneapolis & st.
Louis, Is expected to arrive in the
city tonight for a short visit here with
his friends Mr.. Brooke has been spend
Ing few days in st. Louis on bust
ness
Miss Maggie Humlong, of Albion, ana
Miss Frances Miller. Of Gilman, were
in the city Monday afternoon, being
on their way to their way to their re-
spective homes from Boone. where they
have been attending the annual con-
vention of the Epworth League Miss
Jessie Catlow of Albion, who has also
been delegate to the convention, re-
turned Monday afternoon, and stopped
here until today with her sister, Mrs
John Hobbs.
Mrs. Mary Parrett. OF Pasadena, Cal,
spent Monday In the city as the guest
of Mrs. David Parrett, being on her
way to her former home in Glendive,
Mont, where she will remain for a
short visit. Mrs. Parrett left Monday
night for st. Paul, where she will stop
for brief stay before proceeding to
Glendive. Her daughter. Mrs. Sallie
Hollicker. and family, of Glendive, will
her to Pasadena, to spend
the winter.
The usual lull in travel, owing 20
election day, was plainly noticeable
Yesterday. The travelling men, as
general rule, were Off the road all day.
as they did not care to start out and