Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-15
DIR. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Room to rent, furnished or unfur-
nished, 5O4 West Main.

iGefmanla Hail thursday nlgHl.
New patterns in stamped doylies,
stamped on best art linen, at Newcom-
er's.
Wanted-sewer and water laborer
Must understand the work. Blake. the
plumber.
The Wimodaughsis Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. T.
Shorthill, No. 2OS North First street.
Ralston entire wheat bread, baked
fresh every day, at Sundell's Cafe and
Bakery. There is none better or more
wholesome.
The laundry work done by Flitton
excels that of competitors for the rea-
son that he has the latest machinery.
Take your laundry work to Flitton.
Mr.. George E.. Adams is mourning the
loss of his horse 'sBenefactor IT,, :"
which died Tuesday of blood poison.
The horse was valuable one and had
record of 2:16A.
The largest stock and newest de-
signs in Emerson pianos may be seen
at Tuffree's music house. They are the
spection invited.
Among our new goods we have placed
fancy glace orange peel, citron, seeded
raisins. currants, Malaga raisins and
fresh chocolates and confectionery.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
The Ladies of the Maccabees of the
Fourth ward will give dancing party
for the benefit of the sick fund at the
*. of p Hall Friday evening. Good
music and refreshments. Admission %
cents.
Rev. f. Z. Carter, of Mason City,
pastor of the Congregational church of
that place, spent Tuesday in the city
as the guest of Rev. c. p. Boardman.
Rev Garter had been to Marion for
Sunday, where he filled the pulpit of the
church of his faith
Pin cushions in all shapes and sizes
in satin covered, also muslin covered,
stamped line tops for pin cushions, sofa
pillow tops in designs for coronation
cord in silk and cotton, novelty braids,
silks, etc, picture frames and linens,
Battenberg patterns and braids, ETC., at
Newcomers.
The T.-R. was evidently misinformed
Monday in regard to the divorce
granted to j. n. Baughman. Mrs.
Baughman states that instead of Mr..
I3aughman being the plaintiff it should
have been herself, and that the decree
was secured by her in the Tama coun-
ty court, it being granted by Judge Cas-
Well.
AT Union this evening will occur the
marriage of Miss Lulu Crary to MIR.
Lundy, a well known young stockman
of Mr. and Mrs George f. Crary, OF
This city, and a daughter of Mr.. Avery
T. Crary, one of the early settlers OF
Marshall county. who now owns large
farm between LaAIoille and Luray. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Crazy, Of Luray, ex-
pect to attend the wedding.
Old age is honorable in everything
except clothing. Newness on every shelf
novelty in every department is what
| you VIII find at the new clothing store
of w. H. Burrows & Co. in the Wood
| bury building. You get clothing talk il
the newspapers every day This is q
! clothing talk also. But ii is different
from those you have had. Our goods
are all new, our methods Of doing bust
ness are new and we are making many
new Gust toners. Come and see US.
! Yesterdays Des Moines Register
says: AN item in one of the evening
/ papers, Monday, purporting to be a tel
egram from Faribault, Mimi, stated
! that Roscoe Lowry, son of a. p. Lowry
! of Des Moines, had been seriously in
| jured in a foot ball game. Mr.. Lowry
/ telegraphed the president of the Shat,
! tuck military school Yesterday after
| noon and received word in reply thai
the story is untrue Young Lowry j.
a grandson Of Mrs. L. l.. Gilmore o
4 this city.
In speaking of the arrest in that city
of Davis. alias Hicks. upon charge .
/ embezzlement of funds belonging to TIL
Wilson Hotel, in this city, the Boon
1 Republican says: Hicks is said to hay
acted queerly when in custody of TIL
l.ofticers. He talked in rambling man
ner and ventured a number of conjec
lures as to what he had been arreste
for Ii was clear. however, that he di
I not want to be arrested, for when III
officers called at his boarding place n
slipped out OF the back door and skip
ped Officer Lille secured Marsha
4 Weaver's horse and overlook Hick
just as he was making his way into tn
east railway yards
Mr.. Guy w. Talbot Of the Contra
who for over year, has been employe
as a travelling freight agent of the Ger
, trail. has received a promotion and Wi