Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-31

Ounces and sweet apples at Gull
ley's. 10 and IL South First avenue.
c. +. Smith. the eastern auctioneer
New phone, $50; 545 North Third
street city.
Great clearing sale of silk waists
worth UP to 81 each. Your choice fol
$3.50. f. r. Lay.
Culleys has dressed chickens, young
veal. nice mutton and the best of beef
at Culley's sanitary market.
II you can use any kind of towel in
your office store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, $40.
The third of the series of dancing
parties given by the travelling men will
be held al the Pilgrim hotel on Friday
evening Nov. 6.
Are you registered? You must attend
TO it If you wish to vote Tuesday. pro-
viding you have moved from one pre-
/ cinct to another. Tonight will be YOU
last chance.
John S. Hixson, OF St. Anthony, sold
at the Britain & Co. yards Friday af
| ternoon load of prime mixed hogs,
/ which averaged go pounds. Seventy
one head comprised the lot.
/ Sixty six was the maximum tenn
| perature Friday, and the minimum for
| the day was Al. The precipitation for
| the twenty four hours ending al :
O'Clock this morning was OF OF an inch.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Paul.s
/ ,,.iN ~
meeting al the home of Mrs. E. Law
renee. $40 West Main street. Monday
afternoon at $50. Tea will be served
at 5.
! \ new time card viii go in effect On
| the Northwestern at O'clock SUNDAY
afternoon. AS published 1t shows no
| changes either in the passenger or To-
cal freight trains which carry passen-
gers
The expert eye and ear specialist, Dr.
Wood. is recommended by the ables.
specialists in England and Germany,
under whose tutorship he spent three
years. If possible make appointments
before calling.
The grand jury adjourned Friday
convene again until next "Wednesday
morning. The jury drove to the county
poor farm this morning for its regular
trip OF inspection.
Mrs. L. c. Medearis, who was oper-
ated upon Tuesday for appendicitis, at
the St. Thomas hospital, was able 70
take little nourishment for the first
time Friday. Her condition gives
every evidence of an early recovery
The fair given by the Ladies of the
Maccabees opened in the Maccabee
hall Friday night with a big crowd III
attendance. Booths for the sale of ar
tscles had been erected about the room.
The evening was given over to dane
ing.
A party of Ames teachers, composed
of Misses Flora Paddock, nellie Cole,
Flora Boss, Kate Fenton and Bertha
Summer. spent Friday in the city visit
ing the schools Miss Paddock will re-
main over Sunday as the guest of Miss
Nellie Stewart.
Election night Tuesday. Nov Bird, the
farce comedy, Two Married Men," will
be the attraction. 1t is a clever comedy
and affords the introduction of many
specialties. Complete election returns
Will be read from the stage. Bargain
prices have been arranged, 10, 20, 80
and so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Diesing enter
tanned several of their friends at their
home on North Center street Friday
night in honor of their father, Mr.. Louis !.
blessing, who celebrated Friday the !
sixty eighth anniversary of his birth !
Supper was served a Z: 30 by the host
ess, assisted by Miss Clara blessing.
Some most excellent scores were
made at the weekly trophy shoot of the
Marshalltown Gun Club Friday after
noon. Out of the 100 targets thrown,
in the trophy race for twenty-five tar
gets, ninety-four We're broken by the
four shooters. Silver bars were won by
Abbott. Densel and Cook. Abbott and
Densel both broke twenty-four and
Cook and Keller each got twenty three.
AT Cripple Creek" new melo-
drama by Hal Reid. author of Human
Hearts," will be presented by an ad-
mirable and evenly balanced company
of players Monday evening. 1t is a
thrilling story of life In the great
west, thru which is delicately inte.wov
en- the brightest comedy and scenes of
exquisite tenderness and beauty. Spec
ial prices have been arranged, 10, 70, 35
and so cents.
General Superintendent M. Sweeney, |
Of the Iowa Central, arrived in the city |
from the south Friday night, and spent
the day here inspecting the property. |
Mrs. Sweeney has been on the south |
end of the line for two or three days I
He will leave tonight for Minneapolis |
Mr. Sweeney stated that business on |
the line was very fair, and very good |
indeed in comparison with the summer
months. The earnings of the fall |
months he thought would be about the
same as that of last year.
The idea of Halloween, With It's dec
OF fall flowers and emblems, |
was carried out most prettily at the
home of DR. and Mrs j. l.. WINERY,
who with Mr. and Mrs. James Cam
mack entertained the members of the |
Souvenir Cinch Club and a number of
friends Friday night. The house was
lastly decorated with autumn leaves,
ripened corn and chrysanthemums.
Upon the dinner table stood yellow
filled to Overlooking with
purple grapes. The place cards bore
hand painted clusters OF the same
'ruit. Dinner was served at s. 80 o'clock
by Misses Louise UtZ Agnes Bur-