Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-17

Window shades at the Hawkeye
store.
will be in my office evenings. d..
MARS.
Smoked Hallbu.. D. S. Good Gro
Gerry Co.
Hospital fair ana festival at Finkle :
hall tonight.
DR.. Steiner at Congregational church
Friday evening.
Duchess apples. so cents bush
while they last. L. R. Idso.
all sizes. is cents. Cheap at 20 cents
Il. r. lay.
1t is never too cold 10 order KEN
bie,s flowers. Ou' wagon is heated am
insl,res their saft. delivery.
II you cam use any kind of towel in
your office. store pr shop call ~ DERBY
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, $40
We desire to thank the friends AMI
neighbors who sD kindly assisted us
during the illness of our son. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Dell Rails.
Just received at the Hawkeye store
rs new coats, the latest styles, also
Mr.. Simon's sample line Of coats which
we will sell at a bargain.
Dep andable. economical to say moth
Ing OF the comfort to be had in wear,
ing one OF those handsome overcoats
Hopkins Is making. Hopkins the pop
ular tailor.
Mrs. L. C. Metearis. who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis couple OF
weeks ago at the st. Thomas hospital.
is not so we'll today. Pleurisy has SET
in, wnich has complicated the case.
Mrs. James Brackley. living south OF
the city. who was, operated upon at the
ST. Thomas hosr,!tal several weeks age
for conRenltal hernia, has been dis
charged.
TIL. Winninger Bros. company vii.
open Ave nights engagement at the
Odeon this evening. The comedy drama
The Chimes OF Notre Dame" will be
che bill. Specialties between each act
Prices 10, 20 ami 80 cents.
Mrs. Edgar F. Ellyson went to Cole
evening, where she is assisting
Rev. ]. NJ. Bami,ord, pastor OF the Uni
ted Evangelical church. in series
The revival services will
continue for about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barber. the for
,ner's sister. Mrs. Nett!e Smith. Mr..
Myrtle Melick and Mr.. NJ. g. Updyke
went to Union This morning to attend
The funeral Of the late Jacob Haggin,
one OF Hardin .ounty's old settlers.
Mr.. Jasper Fisher. who Is repre-
senting in 1owt. territory the United
States Playing Card Company, head
auarrers in Chicago. spent the day in
The city on business and was the CUES;
IF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher.
Mrs. Fred Crumbie still continues to
improve. and the Indications now point
o her complete recovery. As yet there
9 M, appearance Of any infection. and
very day lessons the danger from this
,our,e. She WIS able to leave her bed
or {. time Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Miller, OF Eagle
srove, who have been In the city visit
ng Mrs. Miller5s parents, Mr.. and Mrs !
" A. Miller, returned to their home
ionliay evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller |
ave but recently moved from Cedar |
,apids to Eagle Grove. where Mr. |
filler Is employed in bakery and con
store.
Chester Claus, who has been in the
ity for several weeks, left this morn
~ ,or Goodrich, N. D., where he will
emtln during the winter, caring for
he stock upon his fathers ranch. near
hat place JOHN Claus. his father, who
lesa here, but who moved to his pres
MT home about year ago. has re-
entiy PURCHASED hotel property in
'oot.rich, which he contemplates oper-
ting
Rev. A. z. Kiser, pastor Of the Pres
, the city Monday afternoon. being on
Is way home from Waterloo. where
= had been to attend called meeting
the Waterloo Presbytery, held to dis
DIV. the pastoral relations between
ev s. E. Ka-,ns and the church OF
Waterloo. Tht dissolution Is to date
.oui Decembe,. 81. Rev. Rooms does
OF expect to leave the Iowa field. and
Id not withdraw from the presby
Try.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Pence and son
re ale and the latter's mother In law.
[rs. H. l. Smith, all Of Gilman. arrived
! the city this morning and this ev-
1irg will leave for Pasadena, Call
here they expect to remain perma-
emily. Mr.. Pence recently disposed OF
Il 200 acre farm. lying Immediately
III Of Gilman. to James L. Wiley, "
laA place. THE consideration wa.
20, 900 or 500 per acre. Mr.. and Mrs.
ence are among the old residents OF
lie Gilman neighborhood, having re-
de d there Tor the last thirty six years
he change liz made on account Of Mi
nce's health.
Assistant General Manager r. H.
isaton, General Superintendent w. d.
artillion. Superintendent w. H. Wha-
n. OF the Iowa division, Superintend-
1t OF Motive Power Robert Quaile and
uperintendent Of Car Repairers
hroysr passed thru the city Monday
,ening on Mr.. Aishton's business car,
'tached to .'he Portland special be-
& on their way to Eagle Grove. The
hclals made one stop from Chicago
est, spending an hohr or 50 at Gin
n. between The arrival OF No. Is, on