Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-25
Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
children's sweaters at Pappe Bros

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day at Miss Midllekauff's
Wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing, at Mrs. Benjamin's.
Look at Pappe Bros. and see what s.
and $40 will buy in fall suits.
The opening at the New York Mill
merry will be Friday, Sept. 20.
The strongest line of $3.50 mems shoes
ever shown in the city at Wallace's.
DR.. Getz was called to Conrad Satur-
day evening as consulting physician in
the family of William Conrad.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will meet at the church
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Buck steel ranges, the best you can
buy. See our list of those who got one.
Schmidt & Bourne, 1O2 West Main.
have removed my stock of hair
goods to Mrs. Wilkinson's millinery
store. 2o4 East Main. Nine. Rema.
at New York and Washington via
Northwestern line. Enquire of agent.
| Attention K. of p Monday
evening. September 25, there will be
work in the first rank. Smoker fol-
lowing. f. G. Auringer, C. c.
Sheriff G. w. Binegar. Of Poweshiek
county, passed through the city this
morning. en- route to Eldora with Tom
Donnelly, aged II, a What Cheer boy.
who has been sentenced from Keokuk
county to the reform school.
| We waited until we We're almost sold
out of clocks before we ordered new
supply and this morning a large ship
ment brought US some of the latest and
prettiest designs in fancy clocks you
ever saw in any city east or west. VIM
Hellberg.
! Mr.. L. c. Cook. of Boise City, Idaho,
formerly of this city, favored more than
Twenty of his old friends here by send
ling them some splendid samples of west
fern fruit. A member of the T.-R. fam
lily thus came into the possession of
some magnificent plums, as large as
peaches and very fine in flavor.
That charming artistic, Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond, who has delighted SO
many of our people, will give a public
recital at the Presbyterian church
/ Thursday evening, September IS, as
SISTED by Mr. Barborka, yiolinist, and
Mrs. r.. w. Mcbride, pianist. Mrs. Bond
will give all her new vocal and instru-
mental compositions and several of her
other best ones. Don't miss the bril-
5Iliant concert.
Much disturbance has been caused on
South Third avenue by the rough class
of loafers that drift in from the railroad
4 camps, but nothing has yet occurred to
stir up half the commotion that Tony
has created by the prices he is making
on fine tailoring. Every body knows how
We'll he can make suit or overcoat and
when ne announces his prices you would
think Buffalo Bits show was going
past his shop, so mary are the people
running to put in their orders.
w. CT. Spratt, of 2O6 South Fifth ave-
nue., an employee of the Glucose Sugar
Refining Company. was injured Sun
day morning at about T:3O o'clock
x, while at work in the dry house at the
factory. Spratt had assembled a ladder
for the purpose of throwing a belt from
a pulley, when his foot slipped and he
q fell to the floor. distance of twelve OF
fourteen feet. He struck his right arm
in such a manner as to cause a disloca-
ton of the elbow joint and Will be kept
from his work for at least a month.
Mr.. E. w. Whitney, of Boulder. Col,
4 Who was called to the city ten days ago
lon account of the serious illness of his
brother, Mr. NJ. T. Whitney, whom he
took week ago Sunday, TO Battle
Creek, Mich, for treatment. left for his
home on the Colorado special Sunday
evening. Mr.. Whitney was accompanied
home by little girl, Edith Coon, OF
/ Boise City. Idaho. whom he took from
i AN orphanage at Battle Creek, an6
Whom he expects to adopt. Mr.. Whit
ney heard Sunday from his sister-in-
. law, Who is connected With the Battle
Creek santarum, TO the effect that hi!
brothers condition was not at all i'm
. lproNed.
Rather strange accident occurred
: on the Northwestern east of the cit.
: Saturday afternoon, and although blu
. one man was hurt slightly, it is won
: der that there We're not more injured
: Six or seven bridge men We're comm,
west from Quarry to repair a bridg
: east of the JA block station. Whel
about two miles out of Quarry, on
handcar, one of the jacks fell from tn
g forward end of the car onto the track
: The car was thrown off the track, an
e likewise five of the men, who wen
r SPRAYING in all directions and dow
e the embankment off the right of way
e But two men stayed by the car, tn
T foreman and John Erikson, of this cit,
who lives at the Wilson hotel. Erikso
n stepped from the car just as it left tn
. track, and he was the only one injured
v AS his foot struck the ground it er
- lcountered a loose stone and as the re
d suit his left ankle was badly sprainet
n He was brought to this city and take
q to his room at the hotel, where his in
jury was dressed
"A Pappe Bros. carry the largest stock {
- stylish hats in town.
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sergt. James G. Warren, of tt
% United States cavalry, who has chare
a of the cavalrymen in the Buffalo Ri
y show, passed through the city Saturda
~ evening en- route from Mason City
st. Louis, where he will drill forty co
,r ored men for week. prior to I'll
a shows appearance in that city ne,
IF week, when they will participate
A. the battle of San Juan hill. This pa