Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-21

apply. LennOx Furnace Company.
Royal Highlander invitation social
dance Monday evening, october 2srd,
fremont block Bring your invitations.
Good music.
Three dollar Queen Quality ladies'
shoes have by far the largest sale in
the world. Sold here only by us. Geo.
| Trautmann & Co.
An enjoyable meeting of the ladies'
chapter of the Flraternal Bankers Re
serve, was that held Friday afternoon
with Mrs. H. c. Farm.
For your Sunday dinner, go to Scheid
Brothers Shop. They have some fine
veal and beef and pork roasts that will
be just the thing you want.
The regular meeting of the wolnan's
home missionary society of the Meth
oiist church was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. M. San
tee.
A snap in 120-acre farm, one mile
to good town; we'll improved and fine
/, land. This tells the story. Price, $500
per acre. Hill & Iser an. 107 East
Main.
Every man should plan to hear
President MacLean, of the State Uni
versity,. at the Railroad Y. NJ. G.. A..
tomorrow in his address on "a New
Morality Needed
If it is chicken you want for din
11er tomorrow, just drop in at Scheid
Brothers meat market and see what
they have. You can get anything in
the meat line there.
If it is short order served right
or cup of good coffee you are want
ing, you will go to Henry Sundell's res
taurant on North Center street, oppo-
site the Carnegie library.
The sale of seats for "Piff, Paff,
Pouf," the musical comedy which
comes to, the Odeon Tuesday evening,
will open Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Reservation will be limited to
eight.
For sale-A good quarter section
five miles from Marshalltown. Good
improvements, $1,000 per acre. In our
[ opinion this is the best bargain. in
! Marshal county. Must be sold by No
vember 1st Hill & Iseman. 10Y East
Main street.
Don't he bashful about coming in
and asking to show you through our
store and give you prices. That is
what we are here for and whether you
buy or not it is pleasure to show the
kind of furniture and carpets that we
carry at the D. G. Wilbur store.
c. H. Mead. 2O9 west Church street.
general foreman of the Central car
shops, who was painfully but not ser1-
ously injured, while experimenting the
work Of clearing the right of away OF
the debris OF the Seaton wreck, is much
improved. 1Ir. Mead was able to sit up
In bed for q short time Friday, and by
Sunday it is thought he will be able
to sit up in achair.
Charles MCGOWAN, one Of the Central
engineers, who went to Oskaloosa
and Keithshurg early in the week to
attend the funeral Of George Caffal, one
of the engineers who was killed in the
Seaton wreck, arrived home Friday
evening Mr.. MCGOWAN was one Of
the party which accompanied the body
to Keithsburg, where 1t was buried.
He remained there for a short visit
with friends.
The prospectus of the Railroad Y. NJ.
&C. A. lectures entertainments, etc.,
may be had free OF charge at all banks
and at the Furbush hardware Tickets
also on sale. Price, for the eight
numbers, s1.5O. The seat sale goes on
next week. The Hahn Festival Or
chestra opening the course November
1, is the highest class and most ex-
pensive musical organization ever
booked by the association for the reg
ular course.
DR.. Rosa Liebig entertained Mrs
Clarence Arson, Mrs. Lew Clemens and
Mrs. Sumner Lord Friday at IL o.
clock dinner. in honor of Mrs Johanna
Clemons Fegley, of South Bend, Ind
Mrs Fegley will be remembered as the
professional nurse who was associated
with DR.. Rosa Epson Liebig for many
years, when she was in active prac-
tice in this city. The favors were car
nations and each guest was presented
with handsome plate and $40 con-
federate bill as souvenirs Of the occa-
sion. The afternoon was spent in ten
der remembrance and pleasant remi-
niscence of the old friends many of
whom have passed away or have re-
moved from the city.
The Boone division OF the Interna-
tional Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers entertained in
most delightful manner Friday mem
bers OF Marechal Neil division, of this
city. and delegations from the divisions
of Clinton, Belle Plaine, Valley juno
ton and Des Moines. Ten members of
the local division accepted the invita-
ton. and spent an enjoyable day as
the guest OF the Boone women. Dinner
and luncheon We're served, and the day
was spent very pleasantly. Those az
cepting the hospitality of the Boone
division were Mcsdames Miles kelle-
her, j. l. Armour. D. j. Collins. w. f.
Koontz 0. H Donaldson, P. w. Hogan
camp, George Cummings. Robot Holt,
J. NJ. Speer and E. c. Brown.