Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-13

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VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm loans
Chas. j. Lander. old reliable drug
gist..
For good arctic overshoes call a
Trautman & Co.
Ladies' heavy ribbed vests and pant
rs cents. Archie Parker.
Dr. Billiard. the osteopath. cures dis
ease by removing the cause.
Our cloak room is full of new style
in Jackets. Lee. Benedict & Co.
The greatest sellers. Ladies $
Queen Quality shoes at Trautman 4
Co.
Boys and girls heavy heeced under
wear tomorrow 20 cents. Archie Par
ker.
Sample line of furs for sale at GU
store all day Saturday. Lee, Benedic
& Co.
Economy Shoe Store and get the hes
for your money?
See the good things in Jones & Kel
logg's window for Sunday dinner. Al
orders delivered promptly.
Don't miss the special sale at Sin
clair's Saturday. Neat Christmas nov
cities free with each 75-csnt purchase
Special sale of flannelette wowns a
The Fair Saturday only Dollar va:
ues. IS cents; 75-cent values, 50 cents
Do you belong TO the B. r. RS
Buy fur right" If not, our fur de
partment is always open for your I'M
tiation. NJ. f. Andrews.
After 10 o'clock tomorrow those De
string reserved seats for Banda Rosa
only. of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.course
may secure such of Furbush as long a
they last
William Springer the North stree
grocer, has reopened his meat marke
in connection with his grocery, an
will sell nothing hut the best meats 4
the lowest prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Seager and son
Mr.. Charles Seager, of Gilman. wer
in the city Thursday evening. being OF
their way TO Whitehall, Mich, wher
they will make their future home.
Moores lumber yard is headquarter!
this winter for all sorts of storm pro.
lection Besides storm windows ans
doors Moore carries the largest line o
building and sheathing papers in cen.
trail Iowa.
George A. Turner this morning ac
cepted the office of executor of the es
tate of the late Mrs. Lucy e. Shorthiil
who named him for that position II
her will. Mr.. Turner this morning I'll
ed his bonds in the amount of $500,
600.
Miss Anna Hansen entertained ;
party of twenty-five friends at two
course luncheon at her home, sos Eas
Nevada street. Thursday evening
Partners for supper were chosen b,
means of colored hearts. Mrs. II. d
Payette assisted In serving.
Two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Arney. living two miles northwes
of Albion, are III at their home witt
scarlet fever. One of the children Is II
quite serious condition, and trained
nurse from this city was sent to tn,
Arney home Thursday evening to taxi
charge of the case.
Mr.. and Mrs Waiter Wilson. forme
residents OF this city, who have beer
living at Radcliffe for a little over :
year, have removed back to the cit.
and will make their home at 40s Yves
State street. Mr.. Wilson has been II
the blacksm!thing business at RAD
cliffe, but as yet has not decided wha
business he will 20 into here.
The Lennox Machine Company
which recently purchased one of tn
formerly belonging to tn
plant of the old Ketchum Wagon Com
pany, but which was more recent.
used by the Kurtz Wagon Comuany
began occupying 1t today with thei
furnace making plant. The compan.
has been moving Its machinery used II
this department for several days. sine
the building has been in readiness, ant
the work was but completed on Thurs
day.
Rev. ]. B. Albrook d. D., formerl,
elder OF the Marshalltowi
district Of the Methodist church, wh'
recently has become connected will
Cornell College in the capacity o
agent, was in the city this
morning on business. Rev. Albrook il
soliciting funds for the college work
and especially for the library support
The college has been given $4,000 b,
Andrew Carnegie on the condition tina
it raises $1,000 annually for Its sup
port. 1t is desired to get subscription
largely in excess OF this amount, in or
der that books and furnishings may be
purchased.
The visiting club women. oficers
and committee members of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs, who
were in conference In this city Thurs
day with Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, the fed
Grafton president. left for their respect
I've homes Thursday evening. The dis
cussion on district organization was
very thorough and was one of the prin
cipal features of the meeting. The
State Historical Society has asked the