Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-04
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.


III. r. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
~ Second door west of postoffice.
Two good square pianos to trade for
second hand organs Il. f. Harlan.
hams and bacon. nothing better, at A.
f. Myers
Have your shoes shined at the Pan
forum Club. 1t costs no more than
elsewhere.
For sale-My residence on West
Main street, or will trade for modern
cottage. Theo. A. Brown.
| Our black, blue or brown Atwood
kersey overcoats at $3.50. $3.50 and $40
are the best in town. Stern.
Air-tight wood heaters. a splendid as
sortment at my popular prices.
schmidts hardware store, West Main.
| Pure New York buckwheat and ma
pie syrup are in season. Myers the
grocer. has a good supply. Leave your
order.
DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
A young son of Robert Blake, aged
about years. while playing with some
boys Friday evening, was thrown in
such 4 manner as to break his collar
bone
The Organized Charity Association.
will hold its regular monthly business
meeting 1T the home of Mrs !. L. Cady,
iol North First street, Monday evening,
November s, at 1880 p. m.
Louis Myers. who has been in the city
during the summer employed on the
Northwestern's double track work left
Friday evening for st. Louis, where he
has position for the winter.
Your summer suit is too light for this
season of the year. SO is your fall top
coat. Have Petersen & Co, the leading
Itailors, make YOU a fall and winter suit
Their imported fabrics are elegant.
For estimates on mill work, storm
sash ard doors. see kurtz Bros. Their
stock of dry lumber of all kinds is the
best that can be purchased. New and
modern machinery for all kinds of
work
Mrs. Clara lverson. of Pickering,
spent Friday in the city at the j. III.
Sundell home, coming 70 see her cousin,
Mr. Julius Sundell, who is quite i'll. The
latter is doing as Well as could be ex-
4 pected, and no serious results are anti
cipated.
Mr.. William Smiley. of Winfield. live
4 stock agent of the Iowa Central for the
eastern division, spent Friday in the
4 city on business, accompanying north
/ in the evening Travelling Freight Agent
Guy w. Talbot. The latter Will return
this evening.
/ We sell coal and wood and feed for
Ecatrie. at prices which make the peo-
4 pie prattie II needing either it will be
funny if you don't come With ready
money and try 70 investigate the mat
ter, whilst we grow fat, fatty. fatter.
Arson Company
Mr.. c. r. Hopkins, OF New York, an
expert accountant and commercial
counsellor. arrived in the city Friday
s evening from Chicago and will remain
fer few days on business While
here he Will be thu guest of his cousin,
Mr. Lloyd r. Maxwell.
Messrs. Edward G. Mcmillan, Jr and
Stephen Rice. the latter of Green Noun
tam, both students Of the State Univer-
sty of Iowa, arrived in the city Friday
evening to remain until after Tuesday
in order to cast their republican votes
Mr.. Rice was accompanied by his sis
Ter. Miss Mary, who has been in Iowa
City for week visiting her brother
Mrs. Emma snyder and Mrs. Charles
HolIawell, of Ames Miss Eta Kersey
of Nevada cousins Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Tretter, of Boone, brother in
law and sister-in-law of the late Mrs
Y Joseph j. Tretter, were in the city Fri
. day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Tret-
ter Mrs George Carmody, of Nevada
another cousin of the Tretters. who has
been at Mrs. Tretter's bedside for {
week, returned TO her home this morn
ing.
The republicans of Marshall county
should remember that the democrat.
always turn out on election day an6
vote. They never allow an election Il
go by default as far as they are con
Icerned. This is one of the redeenins
features of q democrat. Unless the re
Ipublcans are willing to have it appea
that they are not in accord With tn.
j 4 administration of President McKinle,
and Governor shaw, they should max
8 it a point to not only cast their Owl
5 ballots. but see that their neighbors d.
likewise.
Work was begun Friday remodelin.
the Third avenue city police station
arr In gne al
and the cell will be enlarged seven 0
1 eight feet in width and about eigh
. feet in length The roof of the building
was torn away Friday prior to begin
9 ming the work. During the work of i'm
provement, which will take a week o
two at least to complete, the prisoner
$ arrested in that part of the city will b
9 necessarily taken to the county jai
u The depot officers will probably b
: brought to realize the advantages o
g a patrol wagon ere the station is read
!. for use.
Mr.. James Roubinek, a former old
S time employe Of the Iowa Central, ar
d rived in the city Friday evening fror
: Chicago, where he has been visiting hi
g son, and Will remain until Monday fo
g a visit with his daughter, Miss Ann
g Roubinek. For several years, and unit
g he left for Lincoln Neb., where he no'
resides, Mr.. Roubinek was employed a