Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-16

as IL should be, at Sundell's cafe.
Up-to-date goods arriving daily.
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
The work of flushing the city mains
VIII be begun Wednesday morning.
Go to Lusby & Co.'S for your Office
supplies or call us by phone No. 17S.
Just received new lot of letter and
document files.
Select your lot in my residence block.
Eight now for sale. Also house which
is to be moved forward. Delano I.
Smith. Telephone. 251.
Mr.. Arthur Hayes, of Omaha, is in the
city, the guest of his aunt, Mrs. p. H.
Petersen. Mr.. Hayes made the trip to
this city on his wheel. coming by way
of Des Moines.
Ladies, when buying hardware do not
forget that Bullock is giving away
fine sewing machine and you stand a
good chance to secure the same if you
trade with him.
Notice is hereby given that gave
my son, Wesley H. Brewer, his time on
April i, 1899, and that l shall not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
him. j. j. Brewer Oct. 16, 1899.
The Omaha Bee of Sunday. in its re-
port of the Missouri Valley carnival,
prints group portrait of the young la
dies drill corps of the latter town. The
familiar countenance of W. o. Newton,
formerly of this city and the drill mas
ter of the young ladies, appears in the
group.
If your night was restless it was prob
ably partially due to the mattress on
which you slept. You will sleep like a
top on one of those cotton down mat
tresses sold by ID. c. Wilbur If you
want the latest STYLES in all kinds of
furniture look in the show window of d.
c. Wilbur as you pass. He is the lead
er.
The Boone Republican says: Miss
Lol Pence of Marshalltown, is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. T..
Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. C. t. Ballou.
Mr.. George Sackett, of Springfield,
Mass. is also at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballou. Miss Pence Mr.. and Mrs.
Ballou and MIR. Sackett were in Florida
together two years ago
August Twiker, a grader who has
been in the employ of the Northwestern
at the Quarry camp. is quite sick in this
city with malarial fever. Twiker came
here last Wednesday. engaging room
at the Great Western hotel. He did not
call for a doctor until Sunday, when his
condition was such asto alarm some of
his friends. His condition is said to be
quite critical.
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Mr.. George Gilbert and sister, Mrs
Joseph n Johnston. and their niece,
Miss Ethelyn Bronson, went to Grin
neil this morning to attend the funeral
I of their cousin, Mrs. c. f. Childs, which
was held this afternoon. Mrs. Childs
/ was to entertain the western Childs
cousins at their annual reunion the
/ coming Thanksgiving, and this is the
/ first death among the cousins for a
number Of years.
/ Mrs. w. II. Nelson and children,
4 Ethelyn and Ruth, formerly of this city
but now of Gilbert Station, are in the
! city for a briefavisit at the home of
Mrs. j. II. Rodgers Mr. Nelson will
join his wife here Tuesday morning.
lodge meeting of the Odd Fellows and
4 the state convention of the Rebekahs.
The children viii remain a the Rogers
home during their parents absence in
Waterloo.
Miss Carrie Butler, of New Provi-
1 dence and Miss Inez Bachelor, of
Thompson. Ill, both students of Rev.
\ Edgar Ellyson's Christian Workers
i Training School, of this city, spent Sun
\ day in New Providence at the home Of
Miss Buffers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H H. Butler. The school was removed TO
4 this city from LeGrand last week and is
located at No. SOP West Main street Be
Il tween twelve and fifteen students are
4 in attendance al present.
Charles Collins. colored. employed AT
the Pilgrim as second cook, in an alter
cation with Miss Saran Heating, one OF
the dining room girls at the hostelry.
on Saturday afternoon assaulted her
4 with a soup bowl, striking her on the
head. Miss Heating was thought TO be
. quite seriously injured for time, all
though she rallied later and it was as
certained the wound was confined to the
scalp alone a few stitches had to b.
taken 10 close the wound. No arrests
We're made, as the matter was not re-
ported to the police.
Mrs. Thomas l1anskin, Mrs. Jones ant
Miss Alice Patterson arrived home to.
: day from Dies Moines, where they were
in attendance al the annual convention
of the w, e. T. y. Mrs. w. j. Irvine
Mrs. William Long and Mrs. ]. G.. Var
I Ness returned Saturday. Accompanying
: the Marshailtown ladies this morning
). We're Mrs. y. Z. Bangs, district CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. Hattie
Jones, of Geneva, and Mrs. T.. c. Phil
: lips and Mrs. T.. l.. Miller, of Toledo
The latter two ladies spent the day il
! the city and viii return to their home
this evening.
> Mrs. O. Hulin and son Harry, of Gil
man. who have been spending nearly
week in the city for the purpose of tn,
Latter receiving treatment for his in
: jured eye, returned home Saturday eve
T ming. Master Hulin was hurt yea
: ago this month by the explosion of
I, can of concentrated I've, and as resul
he lost his right eye. The socket AM
t the membrane of the eye We're so badl.
4 burned by the I've that the lid has be
! gun to grow down so that 1t has beef
t impossible for an artificial eye to b
r substituted. The young mans stay il
= the city last week was for the purpos
of having an operation performed OF