Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-15


Remember the great 9S-cent hat sale
1t the Temple of Economy.
Trades ana Labor Assembly fair at
FInkle,s hall all next week
We are better prepared than ever -
do your laundry work. Flitton.
DR.. W. NJ Choate, dentist. over No
6 West Main street. New phone g..
Sheriff T. J. Shoemaker was in
Waterloo today, looking after business
matters.
The w. c. 7. z. VIII hold an ex-
change at Culleys grocery Saturday
afternoon, the 18th.
The funerals of the late Jacob
Dacher and Abel r. Jennings, of the
Soldiers Home, We're held at the Home
this afternoon.
When looking for the best cast range.
neat, heavy. fine baker medium in
price. a visit TO Schmidts hardware
store will please you.
The 9S-cent hat sale at the Temple of
Economy still continues. One dollar
and fifty cent. 81 and $3.50 street hats
are going at IS cents.
In buying blankets the size and quail
itN are to be considered as we'll as the
price. In these respects we can save
You money. NJ. r. Andrews.
Tonight and tomorrow night the
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold bazaar and fair at the
Swedish Lutheran church. All are well
come.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will be entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. A. S. Rurnell and Mrs. Thad
Smith at the home of Mrs. Burnell, 500
North First street.
A new line at Hellberg's store this
season viii be hundreds of dollars
worth of cut glass in the rare and
more artistic cuts. Cut glass at He'll
berg's Will be of the superior grade.
When looking for the largest and best
assortment of heaters for oil. hard
coal, soft coal and wood. from SO to
$50, 100 stoves on the floor to select
from. visit Schmidt's hardware store.
Two new dining cars for the Oregon
Railway q Navigation Company passed
thru the city Wednesday evening. at
tached TO the Northwestern local pas
senger No. 49, en- route to Portland
Councilmen Henry, Good, Ingledue
and Psenicka returned from Waterloo
last night, where they had been at
tending the annual meeting of the
League of Iowa Municipalities. They
report an excellent time, and the ban
luet In the dry run sewer Il great sue |
cess
Less than one fare for the round trip |
10 the south from Chicago via the |
Pennsylvania lines OH Oct. 20 Dastina-
ion of excursion tickets include points I
n Louisiana, Alabama. Florida and /
Georgia. For particulars address H r. I
Dering, A. G. p. Agt., No. Sherman I
street, Chicago.
Oscar Hamburger. who lives on the
w E. McLeland farm in Taylor town
ship, six miles north of the city, has
purchased what is known as the old T
Slapsaddle farm, located four miles
east of Liscomb. The consideration
vas $50 per acre. Mr.. Hamburger will
Il. r. Negley. of Gilman. has plIr-
biased OF William McKibben, of Lis
,omb, the old Adam Lybarger farm.
three miles east of Lscomh, for which
ne paid S1oG per acre. The farm COM
orises eighty acres and Is we'll i'm
proved. Mr.. Negley is to take possess
sion of his new farm In the spring.
Trouble. the nature of which could
not be ascertained at the company's
office in this city, occurred on the
Great Western this morning, so No. 6,
he early morning north bound pas
;enger train, was delayed so that 1t
abandoned on this division. No. A. due
II 1880. did not arrive until about
loon.
For the American livestock show at
Kansas City the Chicago Great West
ern will sell round trip tickets for one
ARE plus 81, Oct II to "a. inclusive,
good 10 return not earlier than Oct.
10, nor later than Oct. 26. BY depositing
tickets and paying 90 cents tickets will
be extended to Nov. TO- Children half
.ates. j. A. Ellis, agent.
Carol Norton. c. S. D., of New York
City. member of the board of lecture
ship Of the First Church of Christ,
(ScientisD of Boston, Mass, will lee
.ure Sunday, Oct. is, at p. M, in the
First Church of Christ (ScientisD Main
and Fifth streets: subject, Christian
Science the Gospel OF Righteousness
and Health. All are cordially invited.
free. No collection.
Mrs. A. E. Shorthill, who is critically
i'll with hemorrhage of the stomach, is
no better today. She suffered another
during the night, and her
is most serious. 1t is feared
that should she be stricken with a
third attack she will be unable to rally.
Ii is thought that ulcers of the stom
3ch have punctured blood vessels
,ausing the hemorrhages.
Tie home and education department
# the Women's Club was entertained
afternoon by Mrs. e. II.
Keller and Mrs. H. w. Shove at the
Keller home, 410 North Third street.
Mrs. II. l.. Laird read the lecture study
" Superintendent William I. Crane.
If the. city schools, on "A Plea for the
of the Hand and Mrs. KEEL
er read paper on domestic science.
Yrs. John D. Vail gave a paper by
President Elliot on The New Defini-
ion OF the Cultivated Mind" Refresh
nents were sevred by the hostesses al
he conclusion of the afternoons work
During the refreshment hour music was
y ~ do "a tia n nd