Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-14
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.


Rutabagos and apples by the barrel
at A. e. Myers.
The "staley" underwear has no equal.
Sold only by O. H. Hole.
Wanted-Sewer and water laborer.
Must understand the work. Blake, the
plumber.
Mems, women's and children's arctic
overshoes. Prices low. Hoyts Depart
ment Store.
The Human Hearts" Company ar
rived in the city this morning on the
Central from the south.
The largest stock and newest de-
signs in Emerson pianos may be seen
at Tuffree's music house. They are the
best instruments on the market In
spection invited.
Blake, the plumber. under the Ire
mont Hotel. has just received large
stock of lamps, mantels and chimneys.
globes and shades. Mantels 10, 80, 80. 40
and so cents each.
Chief Clerk III. L. Laird, of the Cen
trail general passenger department.
went to Chicago Monday night, where
today he was in attendance at a meet
ing of the Western Passenger Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Lucy Stapley, of Marion town
ship, was before the commissioners of
insanity Monday and 1t was decided to
send her to the asylum at Mt. Pleasant
for treatment. Mrs. Stapley is but 90
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small children. She was taken to Mt.
Pleasant today by Sheriff Mcpherson.
Two soldiers, Messrs Fred Jandera
and Joseph Zbanek, but recently re-
turned from the Philippines, were in the
city this morning on their way home to
Cedar Rapids. They were with Funston
and his famous Twentieth Kansas,
serving as privates in Company ID. On
their return they We're detailed to the
band.
Messrs. j. L. WINERY, C. P. Cook and
Trace Ford returned Monday evening
from Lost Island, where they had en-
joyed a ten days outing at the shack.
The other member of the party, Mr.. C.
j. Lander. returned home Sunday even
ing. They all unite in saying they had
a fine time. but We're only fairly sue
cessful in the number of birds shot.
The report of licenses to we'd, as
granted in the clerks office, shows the
issuance of one to Mr.. Sterling S. Dem
ing, of Rhodes, to Miss Amelia Wyatt,
of I.aMoille. Miss Wyatt, who is a
graduate of the Marshalltown high
school, is well known here and is sis
ter of Mrs. w. I. Maxey and Miss Ber-
tina Wyatt, of this city. The wedding
will occur Wednesday at high noon.
Melbourne Record: The deal men
toned last week wherein the drug store
of Hambleton & Pyle was sold to Ed
f. Bishop, was concluded Monday and
Mr.. Bishop took possession. MIR. Bish-
OPP was formerly resident of LaMoille,
later of Marshalltown, is a graduate of
the pharmaceutical department of
Highland Park College. Des Moines,
and is we'll known to many of our peo-
pie.
Night Baggagenan Eichorn, of the
Northwestern and Central, while max
ing trip through the yards Monday
night, found grip in a box car which
he turned over to the police. The grip,
when found, was open and strewn
around it, on the car floor We're several
articles of wearing apparel. 1t is sup
posed that the grip was stolen by
tramps and taken to the car to be ran
sacked, the thieves probably leaving 1t
there after getting what they wanted.
Mrs. J. f. Atkinson. accompanied by
her children, Vera, I.eta and Frank
left Monday evening, on the Colorado
special, for Colorado Springs. where
she win visit few days with her
mother, Mrs. a. l. Snyder and sister
Mrs f. A. Zieger, also with Mr.. Akin
sons parents and brothers. From there
Mrs Atkinson and children will leave
for Pasadena and Los Angeles. Cal
where they will spend the winter. Their
headquarters will be at Los Angeles
although they will spend considerable
time in Pasadena with the many Mar
shalltown people there.
The Second and Fourth ward schoo
teachers who visited the schools of Chi
eago last week object to having some
of the other teachers speak for them II
regard to the profitableness of then
trip. A majority of the teachers eX-
press themselves as highly gratifee
With their visit and say that it was in
structive. Those interviewed Monday
happened to be among a group Of
teachers who left the main party tovis-
it some of the rooms of their own grad,
and We're treated in a very discourteou.
manner by some OF the Chicago teach
ers, even being refused admission to tn.
rooms.
1key" Stern seems to have trouble.
of his own in more ways than one, ant
his latest escapade, if entirely true, i.
somewhat of an expensive one. "Ikey,'
| ii seems, recently had SIS gold crown
placed in his mouth and the dentists
work had not been completed long be
| fore 'Ikeyp partook of some of hi
mothers famous molasses candy. TIL,
sweetness didn't set very we'll in hi
mouth, owing TO the fact that his jaws
We're still sore from the continued ham
mering of the dentist, and he spit on
! the candy, and incidentally the golt
crown, although he didn't know it a
| the time. The family canine. not bein,
1 at all particular what he ate. swal
| lowed the candy a few minutes after
wards and "Ikey" is consequent.
minus his crown. He hasn't decided
yet whether the dog is worth more t,
him than the crown.
Capt. c. w. Beltz and wife, who, 70
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