Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-26

/ cHSCS VI NOiIlSI ttii' N'i''N' Viz o''A~|
over the Fidelity Bank.
Take look at our Main street win
dow, you will see some new and sty-
fish goods. Pratt & Baxter.
| Public approval has made our pic
| ture framing department the largest in
the CITY. skegg's Wall Paper Store.
| .
L. j. Gould, druggist Of Gilman, has
filed an application asking that he be
granted permit to sell Intoxicating
| liquors.
| Rev. Mark Masters. pastor OF the
| Methodist church of Montour, was in
the city this morning. Ell route to
! Hampton, where he will be present at
| the Upper Iowa conference.
DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Pitner, do6 West
state street. entertained at 6 o'clock
dinner Monday evening, DR.. c. L.,
Gould and family also Mr.. and Mrs,
George Trautmann and daughter. Miss
Clara
Rev Dir. W. f. Pitner, presiding ell
der of the Marshalltown district of the
Methodist church. went to Hampton
this morning, where he will remain
during the sessions of the Upper Iowa
conference.
Luther Mcconnell has accepted a
cIerkship in the Marshalltown State
Bank, which was made vacant by the
departure of John Balch, who has gone
to Madison, Wis, to attend the Unlver-
sity of Wisconsin.
Presiding Elder J. G.. Van Ness OF
the Cedar Rapids district of the
Methodist church, headquarters Mt.
Vernon, was in the city this morning,
being on his way to Hampton to at
tend the conference.
Rev. A. C. Bracket, OF the Toledo
circuit, Methodist church, was in the
city over night, being on his way to
Hampton, to attend the conference.
Rev. Bracket. was formerly pastor of
the church at Rhodes.
DR.. Rosa Liebig. city humane Off
Ger, left Monday evening for Mt. Pleas
ant, where she goes to inquire into an
inebriate case In the state hospital
which has been turned over to her by
the board Of supervisors for investiga
ton.
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett went to Vinton
Monday night, where she will be In
attendance at the annual convention OF
the Thirteenth district w. c. T. U.
which began this morning and con-
tinues over tomorrow. Mrs. Bennett
will take part in the matrons' gold
medal contest
j. H. Sundell, of Mason City, who
was in the city today, closed a deal
with Robertson & Strub, who have
been lessees and managers of the Sun
dell restaurant, whereby they become
owners of the business and fixtures
Actual possession Is not given until
December l.
Conductor r. B. Scholey, of the Iowa
Central, and Rev. i. II. Lemon. pastor
Of the Christian church, left Monday
evening for Watertown, S. d., where
they will remain for u few days look
ing after business matters. Mr.. Soho
ley is going to investigate land, and
REV. Lemon to look after land that
he already owns.
A. e. Wilbur wishes to announce that
the firm of A. e. Wilbur & Sons has
the largest and most complete assort-
ment of furniture and carpets ever
shown in the city. He will be pleased
to have you call and inspect them
while the assortment is 80 complete.
Ask to see those pictures that are SELL
ing SO cheap and others not SO cheap
Peggy from Paris" George AIDES
musical comedy has always been fa-
NOUS for it's chorus. The chorus num-
.rs in the play are particularly eff
Autograph" girls, and the Imported"
gy from Paris" and the pretty girls in
her train will be seen at the Odeon
This evening.
Rev. DR.. S. N. Fellows, of Iowa City;
Rev. J. F. Black, Of Maquoketa; Rev.
Dr.. H. w. Troy, of Mt. Vernon; Rev.
t. P. Potter, of Morley; Rev. Thomas
Nielsen, of Norway; Rev. Burdette
Bailey, of Lowden: Rev. Vernon Will
Jams, Of Van Horn; Rev. J. p Van
Horn, of Marion circuit; and Rev. NJ.
S. Swsher, of Melbourne, were in the
,ity Monday afternoon being on ther
way to Hampton, where they will be in
lllellQdllCe DIT Tic Upper 1oWd CoH-
ference.
New signet buttons at Hellbergs
Mr.. Lloyd r. Maxwell who had ex-
oected to take a position with the
Marshalltown Buggy Company, as
sales manager, has changed his plans,
md instead will remain With the STAY
er Carriage Company, Of Chicago IS
General agent for Iowa. 4. position he
has held during the past three years.
" since the assignment of the
Rhoades-C armean Buggy Company.
rhe Staver people made the induce
ment to Mr.. Maxwell SO great that he
FELT that under the circumstances he
could not afford to make the change.
Mr. Maxwell will continue to make this
,ity his headquarters md home.
New signet lockets at Hellberg's.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad D. Evans enter
aimed company of thirty-two of their
leighborhood friends at cards Mon
lay evening at the Humlong home, 30
North Fourth street Five hundred and
Inch were both enjoyed, Mr.. W. e
McLeland winning the honors for five
hundred, and Mr.. George Whitton for
finch A candelabrum was presented
ZACH winner as a prize. The hosts and
hostesses served delicious refresh
nents, assisted by Mrs. a. G. Edwards,
Vt Algona daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Humlong. Mrs. Edwards also assisted