Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-18
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Or. Henricksen. Kirby block.
New line Of clocks at Hellberg's.
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Beautiful sofa pillow designs and ma
terials at Newcomers.
Creamo, the best scent cigar in the
city, at Sundelrs Cafe.
New golf goods for skirts, plain one
side and plaid the other; just received
at Newcomers.
Wanted-Anexperie book-keeper.
Send all communications to F, care Of
T:mes-Republican.
For Rent-My 800 acre farm, one ana
one half miles north of st. Anthony.
Geo. A. Turner, over Marshalltown
bank.
DIR. Mairs, osteopathis physician. Over
Fidelity Bank. Main and First avenue
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Grand Master l. l.. Brown, Of the
colored Masons of Iowa, was in Ottum-
wa Tuesday night where he conducted
some degree work in Golden Star Lodge
No. 4.
The local passenger on the Central
Tuesday night was interefered with
considerably on account of the immense
amount of through business done, and
as result an extra coach had to be
placed into service at this point.
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Rev. Allen Jay, pastor of a Friends
church at Richmond, Ind, arrived in
the city this morning from New Provi-
dence, where he dedicated a new
church on Sunday last, and this even
ing will occupy the pulpit of the
Friends church here.
Miss Bertha Whitaker. of Clear Lake.
Oliver for the past three weeks, re-
turned to her home Tuesday evening to
make hurried preparations before leav-
ing for Kansas City, in company with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Whita-
ker, who spend each winter in that
city.
Jim Sellers received a telegram Tues
day night from Tom White, the cham
pion 126-pound pugilist of the world,
now a Sioux City, asking him to come
at once to that city TO arrange a sec
ond match with the Black PEARL"
Sellers recently fought the Pearl" and
the decision was draw. Just what ev-
ening the mill will be pulled off is not
known.
Mrs. w. NJ. Steele, daughter. Miss OIL
i've, and son. Master Edward Steele,
left Tuesday evening on the Central for
kingfisher, Okla, where a number of
Mrs. Steele's relatives reside and where
they will spend the winter on account
Of Miss Steele's health, she being SUI
ferer from lung trouble. on the trip to
kingtisher they Will visit friends in
Kansas City. Wichita and Conway
Springs, Kas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Peck, of Council
Bluffs, who have been guests in the city
a few days of Mrs. Pecks brother, Mr..
j. L. Carney. and family went this
morning TO Gilman TO visit at the j. NJ.
Carney home. MIR. Peck is yardmaster
for the C.. II. I. & p at the Bluffs and
Omaha. and this is his first vacation
trip for several years. In company with
his wife he has visited Chicago during
the fall festival. his old birthplace in
Illinois, also friends in Davenport and
Grinnell.
James Whinnery. once T.-R. re-
porter, has family cat that recently
got into print in his paper. the Cen
way Misses Margery and Rose
Whinnery brought with them from
Lake Cushman Manx kitten. a gift
from the proprietors of the beautiful
Antle,ss hotel She is exceedingly smart
and knows a warm place when she sees
it--she was found on the pancake
griddle. asleep, shortly after breakfast
yesterday
General Purchasing Agent S. Nj.
Rogers, of the Central, left for Chicago
Tuesday night, accompanied by Mr.. w.
+. Seeley, Jr., of that city, who has
been here few days on business Mr..
Seeley will return to the city Friday
and Will accompany Acting General
Manager Tittemore and other of the
local officials on a trip over the road.
Mr.. Seeley, although he has devoted the
most of his time while here to business
matters, has spent some of it in pleas
lure. and has been a visitor al the links
| of the Country club, he being golf en-
lthusiast and fine player. In the past
i Two udyS nv pay ch loat
making the course in AZ, Az, 43 and Al
The last score equals that of Simpson
of Des Moines, the professional golfer
Constable Leech arrested a mar
named John Thorpe, an employe of the
Great Western, who lives at Dubuque
at about 10 o'clock Tuesday night at thu
home of Mrs. Ella Hayden, on Eas
State street. between Seventh ant
Eighth avenues. Mrs. Hayden was thu
complaining witness, but judging froa
4 the story of Thorpe, she would not hav'
been the complainant had she KNOW
the identity Of The occupant before hay
ing him arrested. 1t seems that Mrs
4 Hayden had been down town and upoi
returning home found it to be occupies
by man, who was asleep. As she en-
tered the door she heard the man snore
and without Investigating further Wen
4 to Justice Aliens court and swore on