Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-14


prices. TO- 20, 80 and so cents.
We sell only the choicest meats at
our market. Our prices are right.
Prompt delivery. Jarvis & Kellogg.
The Quick Meal steel range, neat and
strong. A great favorite with our pa
irons. From S25 to $50. Schmidts
Hardware Store.
Stove rugs, stove zines, pipe, ell
bows and stove Notwithstanding
you need to complete the stove.
Schmidts Hardware Store.
The Witenagemote Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. j. F. Meeker,
and continued it's regular reading. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. w. %.
Smelling, one of the new members.
Remember during house cleaning
and you are getting ready for winter
that D. c. Wilbur carries full line OF
floor coverings and has all Of the other
little articles that you need in the
furniture line.
Owing to a misunderstanding In
advertising we will repeat our 20
cent package sale on Saturday Octo-
Der 18TH, and will give a beautiful
framed etching to the person drawing
the lucky number. Simmons Book
Store.
Mr.. julius lsts,on Of Baxter, spent
Thursday in the city, being on his way
home from Ephrate, Wash where he
has been for the past two months look
ing after business matters. MIR. Pres
ton is interested with O. II. Hole, of
this city, in Washington land
Sam McGrew, who lives southeast
of the city, on the Trautmann farm,
has raised some of the finest potatoes
seen this season. Mr.. McGrew plant
ed the EARLY Rose variety, and has
some that have attained immense
growth, and are still sound and of
good quality. Among those that he
brought to the city for exhibition pur-
poses. one tipped the beam at three
pounds, ten ounces.
Miss Fannie Shaw entertained the
members of the T. M. p. Club and a
few guests at their regular meeting
Thursday evening. Hearts furnished
amusement during the evening, in
which Mrs. j. Raymond Binford secur-
ed the head prize. Dainty refreshments
We're served by the hostess. The guests,
who are not members of the club, were
Miss Annie Gregg, Miss Nellie Green.
of Waterloo and Miss Bess Board
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robertson, Of s
East Grant street, entertained a few
friends at their home Thursday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacobson, who are to leave the city
in about two weeks for Sweden, their
native country, where they will visit
until about the first of March. The
evening was spent with cards. and Mrs.
Robertson served light refreshments.
Mr.. Jacobson is a contracting carpen-
ter of the city.
Engineer T. G. Clegg and his fireman,
Calvin Marshall, both of this city, will
pull "The Pit" special over the Iowa
Central from Albert Lea to Abba Sun
dan morning. This is the fast train
scheduled to haul the theaterical COM
pany from Minneapolis to ST. Louis.
1t is expected to cover the 206 miles on
the Iowa Central in five hours. Mr..
Clegg will deadhead to Albert Lea Sat-
urday. Passenger engine No. 40 will
be used to this city, when No. 4s will be
put on to take the train south.
w. j. Lynch, son of C. r. Lynch, Of
Vienna township, and E. B. Thomas.
son of Homer Thomas, Of Green Noun
tain, both students in the advanced
class of animal industry at Iowa State
College, are two of the five young men
chosen from the class by Professor w.
J. Rutherford to form Iowa's ccontln-
gent in class Of twenty-five to be
used for the purpose of demonstrating
the modern method Of teaching the
young men of the country how to know
and judge the animals kept on the
farm. Those selected will go to the ST.
Louis exposition, and later a. part or
them will go to the animal live stock
show, at Chicago.
Having sold the Bee Hive stock to
parties in Idaho, and on account Of
the high freight rate of cents per
pound to Idaho, the buyer has left it
for me to close out all the heavy goods
such as groceries, crockery, glass
lamps, china and all the stock except
the dry goods, which was shipped to
Idaho, and will sell the entire stock in
bulk at a bargain. Have rented the
store room 6 West Main street, one
door west of Trautmann's shoe store,
and will close out all the goods regard
less of cost price Can give you big
values in anything we have in stock.
No goods exchanged or taken back as
all must be sold in as short a. time as
possible. j. F. Harrigan.
The regular seat sale for the r. r. Y.
NJ. c. A. course will begin at E'urbush's
hardware Friday morning, October Fl
at $500: The reservation fee will be
is cents for each attraction. The seat
tickets will be delivered in sealed en-
velopes-an envelope for each attrac-
ton containing one or more. tickets,
with a limit of six in a group, and
marked whether the contents are in
balcony. dress circle, parquet or box.
Thus the sale will proceed rapidly,
tedious waiting in line will be avoided,
and late cdlners viii stand as good
show as the first until the seats in
each section are all sold On Thurs
day. the day previous, those desiring
to reserve particular seats, will be
permitted to choose from alternate
rows of the plat for % cents for each
attraction-the sale beginning. at $50.
Every one of the ten numbers of the
course Is strictly high class and more
patrons can be accommodated this
year than ever before. y ~,