Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-13
Fascinators OF all kinds at the Bos-

~ ~ - $500 : Z
Fascinators OF all kinds at the Bos-
ton Store.
Our wall china glass closets are here.
Densel & Wilbur.
Cotton blankets and comforts As cents
to 50 at NJ. F. Andrews
Illuminated down pillows about half
price. Hoyt's Department Store.
Get your Cosmopolitan mante! at
Blake's; 10 cents, three for % cents.
Don't fail to get pair of those 40
cent fur top Mocha mittens at the Bos-
ton Store.
a fine line of sterling silver novelties
Just received. Miller, the jeweler, Jos
East Main.
Our extremely low prices arewhatsell
the goods, the quality best on earth, at
Densel & Wilbur's.
In the Hardin county court last week
j. N. Baughman, of this city was
granted a divorce from Lis wife, Ella
Baughnan.
Mr.. Tom Edgar left Sunday evening
on the Colorado special for Boone,
where he has accepted a position with
the Northwestern as a fireman. His
run Will either be between Boone and
Clinton on freight or between Boone
and Des Moines.
MIR. and Mrs. T. P. Marsh enter
tanned at dinner Sunday afternoon,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
Walsworth, of Phoenix, Ariz., Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Nichols, of Marietta, and
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes and Mrs.
Rebecca Garwood. of this city.
The monthly shift of the police force
occurred at noon Sunday and for tn,
next thirty days Officer Clark will have
the day beat in the depot district and
officer Cochran in the business portion
uptown. At night Officer Weaver will
be on duty at the depots and Officer
Hanson uptown.
The mill work on residence is the
most particular part. and unless done
by experts can not but prove unsatis-
Factory. If your contract is awarded
TO kurtz Bros. the work Will be done
right, and none but the best and dryest
lumber used. Their modern machinery
Is another factor that enters largely
INTO the first-class work done
The slight change of the Northwest
ern in time Sunday does not affect the
trains here to any great extent. except
that train is added, No. 16, due for
the east out of this point at 12:43 a. M.
Ii will be known as the Sioux City and
Omaha express. No. 6, east-bound,
which has been leaving this point at
l11:15 O'clock, will hereafter leave at
HES.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Downing left Sun
| day evening for an extended trip
| Throughout Wisconsin, to be taken II
the interests of business and pleasure
| They Will visit in Rockford, H.. first,
and from there will leave for Chicago
Fond iu Lac, Milwaukee and Fort AT
kinson visiting Mr.. Downing's parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Downing, at the
latter place
Veteran o. Gorrell, of the Soldiers
Home. arrived home this morning from
enterville where he went a few days
ago TO see his son, Allen o. Gorrell. OF
the Fifty-fr Iowa band. who re
turned recently from the Philippines.
MIR. Gorrell says his son is very badly
crippled as the result of rheumatic
/ troubles, but he thinks that it Will be
4 only a short time before he is better.
! Word received from Pasadena, Cal,
4 ANNOUNCES the death of Mr.. samuel III.
l3Porter, number of years ago resi-
dent of this city whore he was en-
tagged in the carpentering and con-
4 tracting business. and was also fol
Inlany years city assessor. Mr.. Porters
death occurred last "Wednesday and
the funeral services We're held Friday
kidney disease was the cause. but fur
1ner particulars are lacking.
The long contested case of Battin vs.
Z eity OF Marshalltown has at last beer
ladiusted by plaintiff entering tina
dismissal of his case. This is the last
of the cases pending against the city
Land closes c. IL. Il. Boardmans tern
of office without n final Judgment be
ing entered against the city in any liti,
s. CATION with which he was connected
Battin sued for $500 and received $3.50
The case was twice tried and once il
the supreme court.
. |
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. McKinnon, of De
] Moines, arrived in the city Saturda.
evening with the remains Of their in
FAINT son. who died last January an
sunday morning the remains We're in
terred in Riverside. Mrs Mekinnol
was a former resident of this city, an,
viii be remembered by many friend
as having formerly been Miss Dais
: Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Mckinnon wer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Ketchur
) during their stay in the city.
Mr.. Ed S. Cincebeaus, of Peoria, Ill
G formerly city editor and later bushes
: manager of the Statesman Press of thi
Q city, but more recently of the reporter
!. ial force of the Peoria Herald Tran
G script, spent sunday in the city on bus
Z mess. Mr.. GincebeauX has accepted
p position as clerk in the general passen
: ger department of the Central, and wi
have charge of the advertising end {
the Office. He viii begin his new dutie
in about week, at which time he wi
:, return to the city, accompanied by Mr.
!. Cincebeaux.
g Word was received Saturday eyenin
s in a letter from Mrs. Fred Harrison, {
g Fsidora, to Mrs. a. L.. Bonawitz, of tn
5, city, announcing that Mr.. j. n. Baugi