Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15

Dr.. Henriksen. diagnostician.
Nobby childs' clothing at stern's.
At all times YOU can get fresh oysters.
Sundell's cafe.
All the new shapes in Derby and Fee
dora hats. Farrand & Clifford.
Yale" is the finest coffee in the city.
Adams grocery, ZIG East Main.
The finish on the collars and cuffs
turned out at Flittons laundry is the
best.
New stock of wellsbach lamps. man
tells and chimneys just received at
Blake's.
The finest display of rockers in the
city. We can please you If you call and
see us. NJ. F. Gard.
| Don't fail to hear Mrs. Carpenter and
Josie *. Folsom at the campmeeting
\ tonight. Admission 10 cents.
Wanted, at once. forty women to work
at the new canning factory, Twelfth
avenue and Iowa Central tracks.
The prettiest and largest line Of so
cent dress goods ever shown in this
city. Hoyt's Department Store.
Tomorrow for your Sunday dinner we
will have grapes, peaches, purple and
| blue plums and melons. A. Il. Myers.
l We have just received large ship
lment of baby cabs; the latest styles and
most complete stock in the city. Bee
Hive furniture department.
For Sale-Two residences. one located
212 South Third street, the other 511
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. ].
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at office Of
McCormick Harvestering Machine
company.
\ Eldora fair visitors We're not very
numerous today, Mrs Lizzie Petit,
Miss Prudence Todd, DR.. and Mrs. j. L..
/ Winery and daughter, Miss Lottie,
being all who attended from this city
DR.. and Mrs. e. w. Jay. of st. An
/ thony. were in attendance at the fair,
going from this city this morning.
Mrs. Jesse Fulmer went Thursday
evening to Iowa City to join her hus-
band, Rev. Fulmer, who has been there
/ the past week. Rev. and Mrs. Fulmer
have been spending the summer with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
| Isulmer, here, and go to Iowa City that
| Rev. Fulmer may enter upon his work
in the sophomore year of the medical
i college of the S. U. I.
1 Mr.. George r. Estabrook arrived
home yesterday from Sac City, where
he was called to attend the exercises at
ltendant upon the nterment of Mrs. Es-
itabrook's brother, Charles j. Balcom,
whose death occurred in Los Angeles,
iCal., last June. Deceased was a son of
Mrs. A. NJ. Balloon. of this city, and was
known here, having visited his mother
land sister number of times.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Titus and son Ell
ton, of Brightwood. Ind, the former at
lone time secretary of the Railway Y. NJ.
lC. A., of this city, and a well-known
EChicago & Northwestern dispatcher, ar
rived in the city Thursday afternoon
and will be guests until Saturday after
noon of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Lusby. Mr.
t Titus is now general secretary of the
work at Blightwood, suburban tow1
of indianapolis.
e Among the members of Marshal
h Lodge No. 40 of the Rebekahs are MI
s be called honored members. as their ad
d vanced age commands respect, and Nj
h Whaley is the only charter member o
e Banner lodge now living. Thursda
It evening about thirty-five members O
Marshall lodge surprised them by goin
to their home, 510h North First stree
10 to spend the evening. Games and mu
: sic We're enjoyed and a lap supper wa
y served.
k Edwin Sandstrom. the Timber Cree
N farmer arrested by Constable Leec
q upon charge of assault and battery
lie lin which Mrs. Sandstrom was the com
witness. was up before Justic
Allen this morning. Sandstrom sal
he did not strike his wife: he onl
~ choked her. The court decided tina
y choking was assault as much as beat
y, ing, and found the defendant guilty. OF
= dering him TO pay a fine OF So and cost
= before the 29th inst. or go to Jail fl
u thirty days. Mrs. Sandstrom is seekin
~ a divorce.
er William Ross. who is one of the gar
of workers on the new track of the C.
n. w near LaMoille, suffered quite
70 painful accident Thursday afternot
rs about $3.50 o'clock. He was engaged
ea distributing the steel rails from Il
az car. They are about thirty feet lor
- and require seventeen or eighteen M
~ IL to manage them. Mr. Ross was at Of
-, end of the rail when it fell on his lie
80 foot The large toe was terribly crush
"a and almost entirely torn away.
was brought to the city and the injur
member was amputated.
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