Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-18


1 Dakota best high patent -four. Sold
at wholesale and retail. by Kirk Bros
/ Tho lyon Yonson" company arrived
in the city this morning from Water.
loo.
Have you ever tried French per-
colator coffee maker? See good thing
ut Schimdt's
Remember our 10 and Is cent pairing
knives, sharp. sharper, sharpest
Schnidt's stove store.
q. e. Benedict & Company have the
old fashioned Burr ground buckwhea
flour. Telephone your orders.
M. F. Andrews shows every coat
that's fashionable, and every style
THAT'S new We leave it to you wheth-
er the price is right.
Reynolds a Sheldon have received a
new supply of Royal NJ. & J. coffee
the best grade in their store, sold at
35 cents per pound. Free napkins for
the asking.
| The Grinnell College foot ball team
accompanied by few students, passed
| thru the city this morning on thei,
way to Mount Vernon, where the team
| played Cornell College this afternoon
General Superintendent D. c. Noon
an. of the Iowa Central, passed thru
the city this morning on his way to
his home IN Minneapolis, from st
Louis. where he has been during q
short stay on. business.
Our new form fitting overcoats lined
throughout with serge, Skinner satin
sleeve lining, as long as you want
them, at $500. You should see the
new patent kersey in blue. black and
oxford ovencoating. Hopkins, the
popular tailor.
Marshalltown sells more ladies
cloaks, suits and skirts than any other
town in central Iowa For more than
q quarter Of "a century NJ. F. Andrews
store has had the reputation of being
headquarters for up-to-date and de-
pendable garments.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. G. Lutz OF Peoria.
H., are the parents OF a daughter, born
this morning. A telegram to a friend
here brought the news. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz were former well -known resi-
dents Of this city. Mr.. Lutz is assist
ant general freight agent OF the Iowa
Central.
The members of the family Of John
w. Skinner, Ill South Center street,
moved today to Oskaloosa where they
will make their home. Mr.. Skinner is
Central engineer. and for several
months has been running out Of Os-
kaloosa on freight trains over the
eastern division.
For few days only we Will sell and
deliver one dozen incandescent lamps
Including one Hylo for $2.75. AS we
have only limited number OF these
( them at above price send in your order
Fat once. Marshalltown Light, Power:
and Railway Co.
Tomorrow mornings service at the
Congregational church will take the
form Of a rally for the church and
Sunday school. Short talks appro-
pirate to rally day will be made by the
pastor, Rev. L. B, Xix. Miss Giddings
and. Mr.. u. L. Coffeen, A cordial invi-,
tation is extended to all to attend this
service.
The series OF special meetings, which
have been in progress during this week
at the Helping Hand mission, 701 Jack
son street, have been fruitful of good
results. Christian workers from all
parts Of the city and from the differ
ent churches have been assisting In
the work. The meetings will be con-
tinued during the coming week.
Miss Blanche Benedict, 9O7 West
Main street, most en1oyably entertain
ed at 6 O'clock dinner last evening,
few Of her friends The guests
were Misses Jane and Lyra Benedict
and Louise Utz, and Messrs Merritt
Greene, Ray Doolittae, Albert ALL
geyer and Langdon Place. The evening.
was spent socially with music and
cards,
Probably the finest line of umbrellas
ever brought to the city may be seen
at Aliens jewelry store. He has moth
ing cheap, everything is of high grade.
He has gold, silver and pearl mounted
handles that are beauties. the solid w.
DRY ones being especially. These
handles are detachable and are of all
manner Of shapes. The tops, too, are
the best Of silks and the stays are good
steel.
Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Eadie. 106 North
Center street, were host and hostess
last evening at five hundred party
to about thirty-six friends in honor
OF the latter's sister, Mrs. j. M.
schaupp, Of TT. Dodge. Mrs. A. H.
Mckay and Miss Helen Johnston cut
for the ladies head prize, Mrs. INC
Kay WINNING. and Mr. A. H. Higgins
won the gentlemen's prize The con
solutions went to Miss King and Mr.
G. 81 Patterson. The rest of the eve
ming was enjoyed with music and
readings. A fhree-course luncheon
was served by the hostass, assisted by
Mrs. L. r. Maxwell and Miss Neva
Bentley.
The Caraway Club was most delight
fully entertained at It's first meeting of
the year last evening by Mr. and Mrs
A. Janney, and DIR. and Mrs. W. NJ
Choate, at the home of the former, 112
South Third street. A z o'clock din
ner was served by the hostess, assisted
by Miss Fannie Shaw. The house was