Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-20

Smoke Rosina vokes scent cigar. For
sale by all dealers.
The fall overcoatings that Hopkins is
showing are the correct thing. See
them.
Ladies' extra size vests and pants,
extra good quality, 25 cents each. Hoyt's
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Brooks, coll
of daughter, born Tuesday night.
Mr.. w. e. McLeland left Tuesday ev-
ening for San Marchial and Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, for a two weeks stay on
business.
Strayed-Two dehorned Jersey cows.
one almost black, the other dark brown.
Reward to finder. George p. Powers,
druggist.
The ladies' society meeting which was
announced to be held with Mrs. w. w.
Doolittle and Mrs. e. f.. Carver has
been postponed one week.
DIR. MARS, osteopatlis physician. Over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
Al! chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Auditor Frank j. Hanlon, of the Ma
son City-Clear Lake Rapid Transi
Company, was in the city Tuesday
night, being en- route to Omaha on
business.
You will need an overcoat. See the
new styles at Arthur Wallis. Your
summer suit is too light for these cool
days and evenings. Wall has the pref
test line of fabrics in the city.
Every person Interested in the welfare
of the human race should attend Pro-
lessor Leroy Berrier's lecture on
prison and Truth Thursday evening
in the hall over No 8 East State street.
For Sale-Two residences. one located
PIP South Third street. the other 5l1
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. j.
Rodney or e. NJ Williams at office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
II you have not seen the new rubber
tire go-carts at ID. c. Wilbur's, go at
once and investigate. If it is your de-
sire that the baby have an easy, COM
Portable cart to ride in, then buy go
cart, as they are the latest and most
correct thing Bee Hive furniture de-
partment.
One other enlistment in the volun-
teer. service for the Philippines Henry
Spery, of Hedrick-was made late
Tuesday afternoon, making four to ac-
company Lieut. Doane to Des Moines
at So Tuesday evening. Spery was in
1.-The Fiftieth Iowa during the late Span
fish war. Henry Thomas John Nelson
William Duncan and Otto Smith We're
examined for enlistment. but failed te
pass the physical test.
The reasons for the commencement
of the attachment suit of Mrs. Marcia
lCox against Archie Cox has been made
manifest by the fling of a petition OF
intervention by Mrs. Cox in the divorce
| case of Lenora Cox VS.. Archie Cox
| Mrs Cox intervenes to secure an inter
| est in the property on North Center
street. to which Mrs. Lenora Cox ask:
tide Mrs. Marcia Cox alleges that thu
lot and house We're procured largely
with money belonging to her. and .shs
asks that her interests be protected.
Justice Allen heard an assault cas-,
| Tuesday evening, when Arthur Cox {
Ilineman for the Iowa Telephone Com
Ipany, was arraigned on the charge. Co,
lis alleged, while intoxicated, to hav,
struck Thomas A. Piper, of Carroll. {
blind man. and j. Hall, landlord of thu
Savory House, where Cox boarded. Con
stable Leech arrested Cox Tuesda,
jafternoon, ard when the case was called
the defendant was discharged upoi
payment of the costs, and the promis
That he would leave the city. Cox wen
to Fort Dodge.
j. 7. O'Reilly and John Walsh, tw
4 northwestern railroad laborers max
ling their headquarters at the Quar-
scamp, We're arrested by Sheriff McPher
ison upon a charge of assault and bat
ttery preferred by f. j. Delaney. De
Elaney was not the man assaulted, bu
filled the complaint for Pat Caroff an
other employee, who was the victim
ut seems that the ASSISTANTS of Caro-
got the worst of the argument, as Ca
lroff's friends came to his rescue an
they handled O'Reilly pretty roughl,
The men were arraigned before Justic
: Allen and pleaded not guilty. The
{ hearing was set for this afternoon.
A very pleasant farewell recept.o
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. VIII
Jams Tuesday night at the home of Re
and Mrs. j. 6. Van Ness. to which WEI
Invited the members of the ofiici;
board of the Methodist church, NJ
: Williams having been a member of thu
, body for several years. About fort
y We're present. including the wives of II
: board members. Mr.. Williams W;
e presented with set of handsomel.
:. framed resolutions. gift from IL
j board. while Mrs. Williams was given
d volume of illustrated selections by j
:. rome Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are soc
to remove to their new home in Fo
!, Dodge.
:. General Superintendent G. w. Hun
: lington of the Central, left this NOR
g ing at 1.25, in company with Contract
: 2. 7. Walsh, of Davenport, for Hone
It Creek. two and one-half miles north
e Morning Sun. where the Central is fl
II uring on putting in new arch on q
bridge crossing that creek. On the r
turn trip they will look over the tra'
: entering Pickering station, where I
= company is figuring on reducing I
- hump that is encountered upon pullil
into that station. The milwaukee
- which maintains the overhead brid
:. of the Central at Pickering, notified t
comnapy that II intends to rpnlace