Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-20
VIM. Battln. per cent farm loans.

Finkle hall, tonight.
Have you tried Royal flour? Sold at
d. S. Good Grocery.
Just received rs new cloaks for Sat
urday. Benedict & Brintnall
We have the best $1,000 black kerr
sep coat in Marshalltown. Whitton u
Whitehead.
Fill your lot for the cost of hauling.
Dirt going cheap while 1t lasts. C. f.
ReImer & Co.
Watch the cabinet in the window
and see what we are adding TO it each
day. Marion Gard.
Three dollars and fifty cent mems
shoes, quality and styles are right with
the price Geo. Trautmann & Co.
| $50 .--~--
Indoor base ball game at r. r. Y. M.
C. A. this evening at s o'clocks Admis-
sion 10 cents. Imperials VS.. High
School.
Try package of Virginia Sweet
pancake flour and the result will please
you. Ten cents a package Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Have you seen the line of cabinets
we have on display? Don't fail to call.
and see the one we are giving away
free Marion Gard.
Mr.. George Bristow, district passen-
ger agent of the Chicago Great West
ern. was in the city Thursday after
noon. being on his way home from a
business trip north on the line.
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Louis I.aPlant. of Clemens. accom-
panied to the city Thursday evening a
car load of prime heavy hogs, shipped
by H. A. Buschbom. of Clemens. Six
ty-two head averaged 2s5 pounds.
s. w. Rubee, superintendent Of Riv-
erside cemetery, went to Waterloo this
| morning to superintend landscape
gardening which is being done in Elm
wood cemetery, that city's burying
ground.
| Messrs. Samuel Wright, Of Mime
apols and Riley Wright, of Waterloo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wright, Of Oel-
vein, all of whom were called to the
city on account of the illness Of their
father. the late ]. H. Wright, left for
their respective homes Thursday.
The exploding of a gasoline stove at
the residence of Samuel Dillon, 311
West Linn street, at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon, called the uptown depart
ment to the house. The blaze was
small and was soon put out no dam
age resulting.
Rev. Father HosteIer, of Council
Bluffs, who spent Thursday in the city
| with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hos
| teller, and sister, County Superintend-
| ent Mary e. Hostetler left for his
| home this morning. Rev. Hostetler
has been in Cedar Rapids attending the
| synod of the Iowa Presbyterian church
and stopped here on his way to Coun-
ell Bluffs.
F. T. Luck, formerly a resident OF
Hampton and a representative of H.
Willard, Son, & Co., of this city, in
| northern Iowa, Minnesota and Dakotas
territory, spent Thursday in the city.
Mr.. Luck 10 now resides at Fair
mont, N. D., was on his way to Hamp-
ton, where he will remain for wekk
or ten days on business
John Herbert, who has been in charge
of gang of graders and laborers, who
! have been working for the Iowa Gen.
/ trail ON the eastern and Illinois divis-
| ions all fall, Is in the city for a few
days stay At present Mr.. Herbert has
| a contract for laying side track for
the Big Creek Coal Company, near to
| a new shaft it is soon to open near
Cuba, ILL.,
Mrs. Ella Jenkins, COS North Third
avenue, gave surprise party Thurs
day evening for her son Burton, in hon
or of his 18th anniversary. The mem
bers of Miss Ella Austins Sunday
school class of the Methodist church
and a few other friends, were guests,
there being about fourteen in numoer.
Games were enjoyed and quite an Ella
borate supper was served.
Rev. H. S. Wilson, Of What Cheer
was in the city over night Thursday
as the guest of Rev. William Pence
James, being on his way to Ames
where he will assume the pastorate OF
st. Charles Episcopal church. Rev
Mr. James has had charge Of the
church during the past year, conduct
ing service on Sunday evenings. The
church has been without regular
pastor ever since its organization, Rev
Mr. Wilson being the first resident rec
tor. Mr.: Wilson has been at What
Cheer during the past year.
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Mrs. Archie Elson, of Monmouth, Ill.
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
and will remain for visit of week or
ten days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Speer. Mrs. Elson also
comes at this time to be with her sister.
Mrs Clegg Boud, of Abba, who arrived
Thursday morning, and will visit her
parents for short visit, before going
to Iowa City to reside. Mr.. Boud, who
will be here for an over Sunday stay
has taken position with an Iowa City
jewelry house. and will go to Iowa
City Monday to assume his new duties
Mr.. Boud has been working in jew
elry store at Abba for several years.
President A. F. Balch, of the Mar
shalltown State Bank, H. j. Howe
cashier Of the Fidelity Savings Rank
and Cashier T. ]. Fletcher, of the First
National, are home from Washington
where they have been
the annual convention of the American
Bankers Association. They had a
most delightful time, aside from enjoy
ing the profitable sessions of the con-
vention, President D. T. Denlnead, of
the City National, who. with Mrs. Den
mead was in attendance at the con-
vention will not be home for another
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Denmead will