Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-24

skirts. Hoyt's Department Store.
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H. E. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
lly. Second door west of postoffice
Lamb wool soles for ladies, misses
and men, 10 cents per pair. Boston
Store.
Coles original air tight stoves for
coal or wood-none as good. c. F..
Schmidt's hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Stuntz, of 3O5
East Linn street. are parents of a
daughter. born to them Monday.
Our lining department is complete
ard can give you Innings from the
cheapest to the best at Newcomers.
Tomorrow ten pieces of seventy two
! inch bleached table linen, regular 60
cent quality, for 80 cents a yard. Hoyts
Department Store.
A large number of Baptist ministers
We're in the city "Wednesday evening
and today, en- route to Boone to attend
the Baptist state convention.
There is only one practical way to
convince the ladies that Mrs. Morrilis
line of fall and winter hats is the most
desirable and that is for the ladies to
visit her store and see for themselves.
| Master Frederick Sparks, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Sparks. of this city.
| Who, While on a visit TO Artesian. S. d..
two months ago, had his left shoulder.
dislocated and the ligaments of the arm
badly torn, is so much recovered that
| the bandages We're removed Monday.
j. q. Ieutenesger's hearing for as
sault and battery, preferred by John
Frazier, an employe, occurred before
Justice Burritt Monday afternoon. The
i'court reserved its decision until this
lafternoon, when the announcement of
guilty Was made. A fine OF 50 and costs
Twill be imposed.
! Yardmaster John f. Grow, of the
| Chicago Great Western, who mas been
loft duty for six weeks owing to an in
| jury to his hand and an attack of i'll
ness which developed later, resumed
his work this morning. Mr.. Grow has
been spending the time with relatives
and friends in Chicago and Des Moines.
Commandment c. c. Horton, of the
soldiers Home, is expecting the first
| Istallments of new oyercoats for the.
| veterans. Which the board of control has
promised To provide after being con-
! WINGED that they are a necessity. The
coats VIII be good ones, and measure
ments have been taken of some Of the.
members of the Home who are hard to
( fit.
| Mir. Harry Hall. formerly Marshall
town resident but now in the eating
| house business in Mason City, was in
! the city Monday on business with the
l'owncrs of the fremont hotel building
1 With a View Of seeing What arrange
lments could he made for re-opening the
hotei. II is understood that the mat
ter of rent could not be agreed upon
1 and that the owners Of the building and
/ Mr. Hall Viii not be able to come to
Items.
4 r. Loney, a farmer residing six miles
southeast of the city, in Timber Creek
township. came to the city on Mon
day night searching for a hired man
manned Davis, whom he had sent To the
city IN the morning 10 dispose of 100
4 scuashes and twenty. bushels OF pota-
toes. \ part of the truck was sold, for
/ which Davis received about SIS, which
he proceeded TO spend foi liquor. otii-
I.cei Hanson arrested him and he had
$50 left. which l.oney agreed % ac-
EseIt. Davis vas not prosecuted.
4 Mr. L. A. Sieg was severely hurt at
i II O'Clock this forenoon, by coiiiding
/ with another wheelman Hewas riding
on Main street and attempted to turn
in the alley in front of the Marshali-
town bank. He ran in front of MIR. ID.
j. Bullock. who was riding in the OPP
posite direction. and both We're thrown.
The foretinger on Mr.. sieg's right hand
was thrown out of joint and cash
was cut in the flesh to the bone. He
was slightly bruised about the body
and required medical attention. Mr.
Bullock was not hurt.
a program extraordinary VIII be en-
loved by the Women's Club "Wednesday
lafternoon, when the home and educa-
Ition committee, Mrs. Henry Stone
chairman, Will give its first public day
Iblock. The program will be OF a pleas
ling nature. Mr.. Barbonrka, the violin
list. Will play, accompanied by Mrs. r.
w Mcbride and the pianist, Hanols
: Will render several selections. The
fedlliiS OF lffe ClGp SISp aItG tue re-
eeiving of news by the Marconi process:
! Viii constitute the main features.
Mr.. +. G. Let's, who was in the city
!. in company with Mrs. Let's for al
over-Sunday visit, went TO Des Nome:
e Monday evening, where today he at
: tended meeting of the Western Brok
erage Company. Mr.. G. NJ. Carr anc
Mr.. Harry e. Sloan, of this city, We're
+ also in attendance at the meeting, a:
We're also Mr.. George Smith. Of the Ma
son City house, and the Spencers, q
! Oskaloesa. Mr.. Let's has not been wei
+ during his visit in the city, being suf
( tferer from an attack of Illness con
: tracted ON a recent visit to New York
Today's dispatches from Grinnell tel
{ Iof the disappearance from Iowa Colleg'
Eof Wayne I5agley. a State Center boy
4 who is a student there. There is con
e siderable interest manifested in tn
i disappearance in Grinneli, especial.
4 among the students and faculty of tn
: college, caused particularly over tn
T. fact that the young man had draw
: $40 from the bank on the same day h
q WAS last seen. Mr.. Bagley, of Stat
a Center, father of the young man. wa
in the city today en- route to Grinnel