Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-14
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.

George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
The newest effects in fall overcoats at
Hopkins
Buy your winter petticoats at the
Boston Store.
Correct shapes in fall and winter hats
at Mrs. Morrill's.
Have Allen, the successful optician,
fit you with glasses.
Biggest bar of glycerine soap ever
sold. cents. Boston Store.
A fine assortment of mantle clocks
just received. Miller, the jeweler, los
East Main.
We covet for our goods searching
examination. W. H. Burrows & Co.,
the new clothing store.
A large invoice of all the latest novel
ties in the jewelry line just received
from New York this morning. VIM.
Hellberg.
We promise to save you money on ev-
cry purchase. Wait for our opening,
october 81. w. H. Burrows & Co., the
clothing store.
DIR. Mairs, osteopathis physician. over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
The Tuffree music house is enjoying
an excellent trade, receiving large con-
signments of pianos and organs and
disposing of them. Tuffree handles the
best make of pianos and has full line
of sheet music.
Mr. William Barnes, of Boston, ar
rived in the city this morning and will
visit few days at the home of his
cousin. Mr.. Thomas Kimball, at La
Noble. Mr.. Barnes is a civil engineer
in the employ of the Baltimore & Ohio
road. and his headquarters are at Oh
ney, Ill.
The Central passenger No. 2, south
bound. was delayed about forty min
utes into this point Friday evening on
account of the whistle being blown off
at a point near Cameron. The. engine,
No. 81, lost nearly all her steam on
account of the accident. and the dam
age had to be repaired before the train
could proceed.
A brush party is being enjoyed at
EStanleyfs mill this afternoon by the
following young people: Misses Emma
Woodbury., Mae Baker, Fern Foreman,
Florence Kelley, Bess Ketchum,
Roselle Park and Florence Michaels;
Messrs. Jasper Fisher, Carl Bratt, En-
NETT Howard, Grove Harris. Will
Moore. James Wilson, and Lem Flynn
of Davenport.
Friends to the number of about forty
We're entertained Friday evening by
| Miss nellie Mineter and Miss Kate
! Mooney, at the formers home, No. Gil
I South Third street. The party was Civ
4 en- in honor of Miss Loretta O'Brien. OF
/ Chicago. who is to return home Mon
! day Miss Mineter, whose guest she has
4 been, will accompany her and remain
4 with her this winter. Dancing was en-
joyed during the evening and dainty re
freshments We're served.
I
4 Looker-On tells elsewhere of a new
wild man found in Iowa, a Marshall
town travelling drummer Who SHORES U
beat the bard who is the first instanc
where compound action is secured
i"where the windows rattle as h
breathes in and the croekery yibrate
audibIy as he breathes out" Perhap
a few of the travelling fraternity vii
adopt the language of scripture AM
& timidv ask. Lord. is 1t l, but most 0
them will quote it another way by say
4 ing J.ord' il 'tairltt me-
We are selling lots of furniture. bu
There is good reason for it. We are Civ
Il ing better values. Our business has in
lcreased to such an extent that We hav
decided not to wait until the first o
December to keep our store open even
ings. Beginning this evening our pa
irons VIII find our store open even
ings until after the holidays. II is gu
desire TO accommodate those who ca
not visit our store during the dal
Come any evening and select your fur
niture. y. G. Wilbur, Bee Hive furn
Z ture department.
An accident which might have re
; suited seriously and which filled ii
onlookers With alarm. occurred Frida
evening about o'clock on South Ger
), ter street. Little Ethel Friedma5
r daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Friet
;. man, of 2l2 South Center, was the chi
!, hurt Her mother called to her al
u she came running across the street ar
directly in front of a horse and ca
rage The driver did not notice h
and being hard of hearing did not he;
y the cries of the mother and neighbor
Z The little girl was thrown down al
u one wheel of the carriage passed ov
= her, but strange to say no bones We
broken. though she was severe
V bruised about the head, body and fee
u The Christian Scientists have rent
y the stone church of the Universalis
8 and viii hold their services there her
after The church is in good conditio
: as it was entirely renovated when t
Peoples church occupied it. New pe'
u have been ordered, but will not be
~ place for another week. The Scientis
= are rejoiced to have such a commodio
a and tasteful meeting place. They ha
g held regular services for about S
n years now, their first hall being in
room over D. G. Wilbur's store For
time afternoon services We're held in t
le Universalst church, and then for
n time they met in the brick church
IS State street, moving from there to t
IS room at So West State street, whe
10 they have met for the past three yea
~, ~ \, f,.f,,