Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-30
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.


Coal hods. elbows and stove pipe and
fire shovels at Bullock's, ia East Main.
A fine line of ladies' and gents gold
pens. Miller, the jeweler. 10S East
Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croker have
to their new home on West State
street.
Oak and hickory chunks. split wood
and coal cheaper than the cheapest.
Arson Company.
Mems heavy fleeced lined all wool
underwear-the best values ever shown
for 81. Hoyt's Department Store.
An elegant souvenir golf score book
will be presented to all golf players
making request for same d. j. Bull
lock.
Owing to the recent advance in horse
shoing supplies we are compelled to
raise the price of horseshoeing. Horse
shoers of Marshalltown.
The Uncle Josh Spruceby" Company
arrived in the city this morning, and
the two bands gave an entertaining
concert on the streets just before noon.
Word has been received in the city of
the death of Joseph c. Kackman, at
Jacksonville, Ill. Mr.. Kackman was the
father of Mrs. E. S. Cincebeaux, until
recently of this city.
The Grundy Center Democrat says:
George L. Bourne and wife are spend
ing a few days with the formers par
ents before starting for st. Louis,
where they will make their home in the
future"
Now is the time to buy your heating
stoves and prepare for cold weather.
Bullock carries full assortment of
hard coal, soft coal and wood stoves;
all the latest improved heating appa-
ratus. See him gefore going elsewhere
he will save you money.
DR. Henry Echternacht left Saturday
evening for Muscatine, where Sunday
and today he was the guest of his
friend. Mr.. w. E. Downer. From there,
this evening, he goes TO Iowa City TO
attend the annual convention of the
Eastern Iowa Dental Society.
Miss Frances Rhoades. who has been
teaching the Marion township No. 8
rural school for the past nine weeks.
went to New Sharon Saturday evening.
where she viii remain for a months
vacation With her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Rhoades, formerly OF this
city.
E. j. Robb who was arraigned in
Justice Aliens court upon a charge OF
malicious injury to buildings and prop
arfv in when .lohn Wilson was the
witness. was discharged.
i, is hardly ,hoIcbt that much will
come of the larceny case. which Robb
waived when the evidence Tor the state
was given.
toa Rattla colorad Who was before
Iustif.a Allan sat,,r4ay 10 answer. 10 I ,,.
charge Of assault with intent 10 do
,,raat hodilv tnir,.v was discharged on
acco,,nt of lack OF evidence. The only
sviejepoa intro5j,,ced for tha STATE was
mar AZ Scoppin himself while for the
defense witnesses we're introduced 10
sbow maj scosain made The frst At
,a,,,,, !, ~, assa,,lt nv stril<5np Battle.
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Miss Florence Mlehaeis entertained
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home saturday evening Tor the purpose
ef INDUCING IN a sort OF 1olilfsat}on
bissb sa,ool foat bali aievan ny..r Inc
y,.star,oo taar Tbe evening was on
,a,.ss,, ,,,a3s.,,,l,. ana ,..fresbnaen, :
- sa,,.aa MIG NIicbaeI,s guest :
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, t.,,,,,,. yN-ao,,fu,,. Elarane., 1yal-
NJ, paLsr ana JeoseIla park.
49,, ~, ,1,ilh,,, f.,a,.s IJa,.te
VIENNA I,l rmroat Howard and
WI, N,oors ana Mr. Flinn az I)aven-
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W. 5. Elliott formerly OF this CITY
who has more recently been ANins neal
Albion with a brother. FaNior Elliott
| was arrested Saturday afternoon by
4 Constable Leech upon a charge OF lar
/ ceny by embezZiement ~ Wnlch e. II
4 Mack is the complaining witness Las
4 THURSDAY, on search warrant tn'
constable investigated the house o
TAYLOR Elliott 20 see il some furniture
4 and other household goods claimed e
/ belong to Mack were stored therein
The goods we're secured pui W. > III
Iliott was not there and was not arrest
ed until SATURDAY "hen ne came 20 IN
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Forest Richeson and Fred Ritter, o
l fbis city had unite an experience "A