Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-27
Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
New hair bands at the Boston Store.

tors, only % cents, at the Boston Store. |
Better look at our fascinators. Great
variety, prices low. Hoyt's Department
Store.
We offer special value in mems heavy
cotton fleeced underwear at sc cents a |
suit. Boston Store.
Those beautiful rugs are going fast
at 1913 clip at Densel & Wilburs,
South Center street.
We have some more bargains in wall
paper. See us before you buy. c. d.
Lusby & Co., SO West Main street
children's knit toques. great variety
of styles, %, 80 and 90 cents each, worth
double. Hoyt's Department Store.
District Passenger Agent Sam Jones.
of the Northwestern, spent Tuesday in|
the city, looking after business mat
tiers.
We have beautiful assortment of
gold cuff buttons and opal set pins. You
will find it pleasure to see them. VIM.
Hellberg.
Fall and winter millinery opening
Saturday afternoon and evening att
Mrs. Leonora Cox's millinery parlors,
Ill East Main
The price is what talks when it
comes to buying carpets. That is why
Densel & Wilbur are doubling their
business on South Center street.
Assistant General Freight Agent S.
G. Lutz, of the Central, will go to Chi
cage tonight, where tomorrow he will
be present at a meeting of the sub
committee of the Western Trunk Line
Association.
Considerable sickness is reported iii
the family of a man named Spencer.
residing at 213 North Third street, Mrs
Spencer and two daughters being very
i'll with fever. The younger daughter is
dangerously sick.
Rev. j. G.. Van Ness went to Marion
this morning, where this afternoon he
officiated at the funeral services of Mrs
j. Slater, a young woman whom he
married only a few years ago, or when
he was pastor of the Marion church.
A large shipment of choice dinner
ware for the fall trade just received
this morning. We will be headquarters
for china ware this season and can of
fer the choicest sets as we'll as the
cheapest in price. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Mrs. Emma Baker arrived home
Tuesday from Wall Lake, where she
has been for the past ten days. Mrs.
Baker reports the arrival of ten
pound daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. McGirr, until quite recently
residents of this city.
If you trade 500 worth with us before
Jan. / we will give you free one years
subscription to any of the following
ma gaines: McClure's, Munsey. Puri-
tan. Ladies Home Journal Iowa Home
stead. Leslie's Monthly. Wallace's
Farmer and Semi Weekly Times Re-
publican. Archie Parker.
The members of Eureka lodge, No. 90
A. F. & A. NJ, enjoyed a social evening
Tuesday. the occasion being the first
lsession in their new quarters in the
nav Goethe Odd Fellows hall. A ban
quet was served to about $50 people
including the lady friends of the mem
4 bers. Several We're present from out OF
4 the city.
An untapped keg of beer caused two
arrests Tuesday afternoon. Officer Kurz
finding two buns who We're in posses
3 sion of an Iowa Central box car in the
yards and quarreling over the owner
ship of a pony" key of beer. The mer
i, We're arrested and the beer taken IL
charge. The latter was ordered con-
fiscated this morning.
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A surgical operation was performed
this morning upon Mr.. NJ e. Reisinger
of Albion, who, late last winter or earl,
in the spring, had the misfortune Il
J sustain severe fracture of the leg
8 The broken bone has never united an,
& today. by the use of silver wire, tn
bones We're Joined. in hopes that in tim
they will grow together and give Nj
Reisinger the use of sound limb ono
more.
Mr.. F. p. Wells. of Grinnell, was ii
the city today, and this afternoon Wen
: to Nevada in company with Deput
Sheriff Garvey, for the purpose of look
n ing over Yancey and Smith. Mr.. Wells
al on the morning of the fight with tn
s sheriff's posse at Grinnell. ran acros
: three men hiding in ravine that run
g IisdI sIllilutli, anu GOilNtTStu Mlln on
t of them. They are supposed to hav
been the men the sheriff's posse wa
after. and Mr.. Wells says he would b
e able to recognize the one with whom h
: conversed.
e George Gaffney, arrested by Office
e Hanson. and John Wilson, arrested b
s Officer Kurz, We're before the mayo
this morning, charged with intoxica
/, ton. They were assessed the cost
:. = Thomas Eagan and William Lay, al
:. rested by Officers Clark and Kurz, an
= John Flynn, NJ. Summers and Wilial
;, Donovan, arrested by Officer Kurz a
8 intoxication cases. were sentenced ,
ten days in Jail. Justice Allen also ser
fenced to five days, upon the san
> charge, John Nuberd, of Omaha, WI
u was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ca
d vey.
:. The good ladies of Electric Rebeka
~ lodge, No. 331, arranged and carried o,
. complete and very agreeable surpri
on the members of Banner lodge, N
1913. /. o. o. F., at their meeting la
night. While the lodge was in sessie
r the ladies took possession of the low
IF hall, and for time the kitchen there
i was a scene of great activity. The
,e were many willing hands and in a lit
), while everything was ready. Wht
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