Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-28
Plaid caps % cents. Pappe Bros.

merry will be Friday, Sept. 20.
Go direct to Pappe Bros for mems
and boys wear. Safe place to stop.
H. e. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of the postot1ice.
If you want to see a busy place just
drews.
The most elegant and greatest num-
Der of pattern hats are to be found at
Miss Middlekauff's
Twenty dozen more ladies fleece
| lined vests Friday and Saturday for Is
cents each at Lee & Benedict's.
Fall and winter millinery opening
Saturday afternoon and evening at
Mrs. Leonora Cox's millinery parlors,
III East Main
Mr.. II. G. Brintnall left for Chicago
last night to buy goods for NJ. F. An
ldrews. AS proof of the prosperous state
of the country, MIR. Andrews says his
trade has been better this fall than
usual.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet Friday after
ternoon with Mrs. w. w. Doolittle and
Mrs. L. L. Carver at the Doolittle
home, corner of Third avenue and
! Church street.
| William Blossey, the man who was
! injured Monday night in the North
western yards, and has since been com
| PEELED to submit to the amputation of
| his arm, was taken to the county farm
| "Wednesday, where the facilities are
| better for his care than at the county
! jail. Blossey is doing fairly well. con-
sidering the extent of his injuries.
1t is always a pleasure to be enter.
tanned at country home, and there is
no more hospitable one within a radius
of many miles than the Terrell home,
northeast of the city. There Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Terrell entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
Echurch. An elegant four-course dinner
was served Those present We're Mes
DANES Mary Barrows, Lottie Manville,
Il. w. Reynolds. NJ. L. Burch. c. Rel
mer, Anna Miller, Abbie Smith, Susan
4 Crandall and daughter Susie, NJ. r..
Sharp and Matte Ruttan.
Messrs George E. Adams & Son adj
veltise their livery business for sale at
VERY reasonable terms. 1t seems that
4 both Mr.. ADAMS and his son have be-
lcoine so largely engaged in the Dakota
land business that they can not give
the livery business the required atten-
ton. They offer an excellent business
lin a good location and by their books
can show il to be in A No. condition.
!, 1t can be bought with or without the
Ireala estate: a reasonable rental being
offered. Their only reason for selling
& is the engrossng duties incident TO
{ their land business.
4 f. V Wells, the Grinnell man who
was taken to Nevada Wednesday af-
ternoon 10 see if he could identif.
izaSloppyn Smith and Charles Yancy,
i the men in the Story county Jail charg-
led with shooting Conductor Hicks. OF
, the Northwestern, and suspected OF
being the murderers of Brakemen Will
lson and Matthews, of the Great West
ern. returned Wednesday night in com
pany with Deputy Sheriff Carney ana
Bailiff Ed Staat. Wells was not able
to positively identify the men. but he
thinks that they resemble the men he
= saw in a general way The conditions
now are changed, however. and instead
n of being roughly dressed and unshaver
a they are clean shaved and Stocked up {
i. little. The prisoners in the jail recog-
a nized him. however, showing plainly b,
j their actions. Wells is the man VIII,
had some mink traps set along tn,
bank of a creek near Grinnel. and saw
i three men lying on the creek bank ;
:, day after the murder.
II The arrangements have been com
IN IL
If school football team TO play the returl
game here Saturday with the Marshall
town high school eleven. AT meet
q ing Wednesday afternoon il was de
: cided to reorganize the team somewha
and this weeks practice will decide |
y some extent who will play Saturday
y There is no opposition TO some of til
q positions. Hull having a clear field 70
center, Powell and Patton for right an
u left guards, Bratt and Wilbur 70
= tackles and Moore for left end. For tn
(, position of right end. however, ther
~ are two aspirants Rubee and Beasle.
% Phin Beasley will try for quarter bacl
4 while Lynn Espersen, Howard an
Harris will be candidates for the back
The getting out Of more men for praS
n tice is going to be an excellent thin
~ for the team. as it viii give numb
II of good substitutes, who will be fami
n, lar with the plays and can take pos
xt ton should misfortune befall any of I'll
Ill players during the progress of ii
game The right kind of substitutes
something that has always been needle
= in the high school eleven. The eleve
- has two games With the Eldora hig
- school team arranged for.
rs The further dispatches concernir
IT the Northwestern's wreck at Tioga,
Is. the Muchakinock branch, as publish,
l,a in these columns Wednesday,, tell
as the injuries to Ned TrumbuIl, post
-, clerk. on the run. Mr.. Trumbull's hon
-, is in Union, but for year or so he h
~ resided here, clerking for w. II. Evar
- Mr. Trumbul took the railway m;
service examination a short time az
% and began his service with the Cover
ment during the time when the m;
was being weighed on all the road
~ running on the Central between Mas
,al City and Peoria. His many friends he
he were glad to learn that his injuri
e- We're not considered dangerous. Mr.
mis- ]. Ferguson, of this city, came near b
he ing passenger on the wrecked ira
DO had not business matters kept hi
Ill, home for the day. He intended MAXI