Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-11
DR.. Nichols, 1os East Main street.

Quality, not quantity. is what talks.
See the Everett piano at Harlan's.
H. E. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly Second door west of postofhce.
Hopkins trouserings are the newest
on the market and at popular price.
Students enrolling each week, day OF
night. Enter now. Business College.
See the beautiful new designs in En-
erson pianos at Tuffree's music house
Ralston entire wheat bread. baked
fresh every day, at Sundell's Cafe and
Bakery. There is none better or more
wholesome.
Spiritualists hail. over No. 8 East
State street. Lecture and spirit mes
sages Sunday night, Nov. IS, at 8
o'clock, by Max Hoffman, of Chicago.
The story of Cinderella is fable, but
the story of how Flitton takes the dirt
from laundry work is no idle fairy tale,
but fact Your laundry will be done |
right if you take it to Flitton.
The Northwestern's fast mail, No. 3.
due in this city at $3.50 a. M, was de-
rallied in the yards here yesterday and
did not get cut of this point until about
6 O'clock. Very fortunately the train
was running slowly, and no damage re-
suited.
Have your tried the Governor Dole"
Decent cigar? If not you have over
looked "a good thing" They are sold
on their merits. Smoke them once and
You'll smoke no other For sale by all
IL e, Ia g.
tributors.
The social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs e. p. Cross Friday evening by
the young people of the universalist
church was a success from social and
a financial stand point. An oyster sup
per was served. In a contest naming
the articles which posters We're adver-
Using Miss Agnes Thomas received the
prize and Mr.. Charles Bay the consola-
ton.
Capt c. S. Aldrich an alumnus of the
State University of Iowa, and Mr..
Stanley Sieg, a former student at the
university, left Friday evening for
Iowa City, where this afternoon they
attended the greatest struggle OF the
year on an Iowa foot BAH field-the
struggle for the state championship be-
tween the elevens of Iowa College and
S. T. j. Capt. Aldrich will go to Tip
ton from Iowa City to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. W.
Aldrich.
mir. A. w. Miller, accompanied by his
Wife and daughter Grace, went 10 AL
1 bion Friday evening, where he will con-
duct services over Sunday in the
4 Friends church. Mr.. Miller IS
an evangelist and president of
the Marshall County Holiness
/ Association. His services be-
gan Friday night and today and sun
Il day he will conduct three meetings
each preaching at 1920 and 7:3o and
conducting a praise service at 2:S0 both
tafternoonS.
Mrs. Charles Homdale, of Boone,
z spent Friday in the city with friends
land for the purpose of attending to
some business matters. Mrs. Holmdale
SAYS nothing will come out of the re-
cent visit of Mr. Holndale to the city,
lat which time he looked over the open
ing offered by the recently vacated
fremont Mrs. Holmdale says that aft
ter looking over the house her husband
thought that it would not be worth fur
nishing, especially considering the
shape the building was in. MIR. Holm
dale is now in Hot Springs, Ark. for his
health
The report of approximate earnings
of the Iowa Central for the first Week
eslof November shows decrease of 81
lo45.62, the earnings for the week being
\ s44sl9.94, against SAG. $685. for the same
I \, n f.rts.aS So
: due to the extra heavy business of thu
; first week of November, 1898 and no
: because the business was not heav.
! this year. Last year there was an ex
q ira heavy movement of grain, Will
= this year the movement OF coal was IN
u leading feature. The grain bushes
II giving the heavier revenue makes tn
difference in the earnings.
$ Musical Director f. p. Fitzgerald an
Assistant Superintendent j. Il. Humph
II ries. of the Iowa Industrial school 10
: boys. Eldora, accompanied by thei
IL wives. were in the city Friday night
90 attendance at the Lambardi Oper
s. Company's rendition of Carmen M
U and Mrs. Reuben NJ. Coffin, Mr.. an
1e Mrs. A. G. Edwards and Mr. Jane
"a Sanborn. of lama, were ais
q here for that purpose, as wa
a delegation of ten or twelS
le from Hampton. From Stat
Center there were present at the oper
Mrs. p. w. Coe. Mrs. John Tumme
ve Mrs. Frank Ball Mrs. T. T. Swift, Mr.
IL Ed Schilling; Misses Nellie Goodric
e. Alice Dobbin and Susie Dakin; NJ
IS George Schilling and Mr.. stuckoy.
TT James W. Coleman, of 2ll sou'
er Third street, a foreman in the emple
a of the Iowa Central, who has been fl
ne ing for Engineer Jimmie Elder, on el
q CINE 80, on the Belmond branch, W;
IN injured quite painfully at about
Us O'Clock this morning. Engineer Ed
=, =. was just getting ready to pull train
u out of Hampton and 1t was necessal
,, ~ for the engine 10 be turned around.
:, ne was while this was being done that Il
ne accident occurred. Coleman was a
an sisting in pushing the table. when Il
- head block of the table came down {
his foot, badly smashing the great to
an A preliminary examination of the i
vs. Jury was made at Hampton and NJ
tn Coleman was informed that the to
r. must come off. He protested and !
ey sisted upon being brought home, viii
ey was done, ne arriving on 10. al ..
ali o'clock. 1t was thought by the cor