Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-06

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George J. Allen. scientific optician.
Ready made aprons at the Boston
Store.
Double faced plaids for skirts. Hoyt's
Department Store.
The largest line OF white aprons ever
shown in this city at the Boston Store.
Universal verdict-our black crepons
are the most elegant and prices lower
than elsewhere. Hoyts Department
Store.
Miss Amanda Wells, who has acted as
secretary and treasurer of the Outing
Club at Clear Lake during the past two
months, arrived home Tuesday evening.
Miss Agnes Sears, who has been en-
joying summers vacation at home,
left this morning for Sutherland, where
she will teach Latin, English and his
tory in the high school,
For Sale-Two residences, one located
2l2 South Third street. the other oil
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. j.
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at Office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church will hold porch sociable
at the George Trautmann home, 602
West Main street, Thursday evening.
There is no charge of any kind con-
nected with the affair.
Friday program Spiritualist camp:
Ten o'clock, conferences; p. M, lecture
by Mrs. Marion Carpenter; tests; p.
M, benefit to Mrs. Folsom. This is her
benefit message seance, SO come out and
give her a rousing benefit. Admission 10
cents to both grounds and tent.
Miss Gala Rowen went to Union this
morning and will attend this evening
the wedding OF her cousin, Miss Addie
Rowen, to Mr.. Edward Carson, a pros
returning home, Miss Rowen will spend
Park.
State Center Enterprise: Bert De-
Mango, for a long time employed in the
w. L. Wray drug store at Nevada, has
resigned the position and is spending a
few days in this place prior to going to
Alexandria, Mimi, to visit his brother,
Z. S. DeMange. Will Tisdale has taken
advantage of the opening at Nevada.
Mrs. Thomas Essex. of Mason City.
spent Tuesday in the city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Collins.
Mrs. Essex was on her way home from
Clinton, where she had been TO accom-
pany her daughters, Anna and Maggie
Essex, who are to be students at Mount
st. Clara's Academy during the coming
year.
The assistant science position of the
high school has not yet been filed, al
j though Mr.. Will Willard, of Grinnell, g
/ brother of Superintendent Willard and
a student of Harvard. took charge OF
/ the classes this afternoon and will re-
main for short time, or until the po-
! sition is filled, viii will probably not
be longer than a few days.
officer Weaver relieved two fellows o.
guns Tuesday afternoon, finding Ches
I ter Buck in the east yards amusing
/ himself with shooting at railroad cars
! The gun was taken from the lad ans
he was ordered to appear. The office
secured aonther from a tramp who wa
/ hanging about the yards waiting for
4 chance to get freight train east.
To advertise our ladies tailoring de
partment, and also to double our sales
ESPECIALLY III gentlemens suits, maxi
the following offer: For the next sixt.
days / will make a present of lady
ailor-made jacket 60 the gentleman
4 who happens to be the fifteenth Gus
TONER, and will make it for his wife
mother, sister, daughter or sweetheart
Wall, the tailor.
All the world likes finery, and no on
can deny the enormous influence tina
good clothes has upon mans success
A certain congruity must be preserved
!, however and a good coat will not hid
; the defects of baggy trousers. Get al
! extra pair of trousers; they are wort
: twice the cost in keeping your suit al
: ways fresh in appearance. Tony Psen
2 icka will make you just what you want
Sheriff l.. F. Greene and ex-Sheri
Cave, of Hudson. Wis, arrived in tn
f city Tuesday night to identify and Sc
=, cure Fred HauSer, alias Williams, tn
!. man arrested here Monday by Cit
t Marshal Jones for being a fugitive frol
e justice. The officers identified Hauss
7 at once as the man who escaped frol
: the Hudson Jail by digging through
e three foot wall Hauser was held fl
e robbing another man OF $40. Marsh
: Jones was instructed to send his clail
e for the reward offered for Hauser's cal
II ture and that the money would
II Forthcoming.
Will C. Coyne, aged 10, son of Sectio
. Foreman Thomas Coyne. of the Contra
: was injured Tuesday in the Central ma
chine shops, Where he is an apprentic
It by having the small finger of the lie
i hand almost severed by planning ma
IF chine. Coyne was working on tt
If planer, which contained scraping to
It used to shave large parts of steel. I'll
+ young man thought the tool was b.
l. coming little dull. and to ascertain +
of sure intended stopping the machin
Sc He failed, however, to slip the belt el
IT tirely off the pulley and when he a
ID tempted to lift the knife the machinel
lie came back and his finger was caugf
s. The bones We're broken, but althout
tt the finger was hanging only by a lit
IN piece of skin, it is thought it can
he saved.
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