Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-01
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.


At Pappe Bros you are always safe.
November opens with familiar
greeting.
Wool mittens, fascinators, leggings,
etc., at Newcomers.
A fue stop to stay for good at
schmidt's hardware store.
Illuminated down silkoline comforters,
81. Hoyt's Department Store.
When in need of cotton blankets you
will find a large line cheap at Newcom-
er's.
Pincushions. satin covered and mus
lin covered, in all sizes and lengths at
Newcomers.
Just received, an elegant line of lat
est styles of shell goods and novelties.
Nine. Rema, fremont block.
Headquarters for steel ranges and
right. Schmidt's hardware store.
If there is one thing more than an
other that people are particular about
it is their laundry work. Flitton gives
excellent satisfaction.
Mrs. d. P. Wilhelm at her home. No.
III South Second avenue. will be host
ess Thursday afternoon to the ladies'
auxiliary of the Railway Y. NJ. c. A.
Wanted Immediately Forty men
(amateurs) to assist in production of
Paul Kauvar," which appears at the
Odeon Friday, Nov. 3. Apply at stage
door at once and receive parts and lines
necessary to learn. C. w. Johnston,
property master.
Mr. w. b. Elliott left Tuesday eve
ming for Goldfield, Wright county,
where he was summoned by a message
announcing the dangerous illness of his
mother, Mrs. John Elliott, an aged lady
of 20 years. Mrs. Elliott received a
paralytic stroke Monday, and it is from
this cause that her death is expected al
most any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mcnamara and
daughters, Leila and Ruth, left Tues
day evening on the Colorado special for
FIT. Dodge, which is to be their future
home. Their little sons, Bernard and
Edward, will remain in the city with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Mcnamara. Sr. until their parents are
nicely located. Mr.. Mcnamara takes
the positions of salesman and general
repair man for the Mccormick Com
pany, the work that L. j. Shoemaker
formerly had.
Miss Grace Stubbs, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs h. w. Stubbs, has been con-
/ fined to her home for the past two days.
suffering from injuries the result of a
peculiar accident. I'll. w. Mundhenk
/! who resides opposite the school build
ing, has been bothered considerable by
some of the boys from the school run
ming across his lawn. lie concluded to
resort to vigorous measures, and when
a number of lads were running on his
grounds the other day he SHE'D his cane
| at them The stick missed it's intended
| victim and struck Miss Stubs, who
was passing on the sidewalk. in the calf
| of the leg, cutting a cash three inches
| long. besides making bad bruise. The
1 injury proves very painful
! A colored woman named Burrill.
claiming to hail from Des MONIES, APP
piled to officer Clark for protection
] Tuesday night. claiming that she was
being prosecuted and was likely to be
George Dorsey, from Ottumwa. The
officer informed her that he could do
] nothing on her say. but that he would
4 arrest Dorsey providing she would
swear ont I'm information. The woman
.Efiid nat care 10 do this and later in the
sl.Avening was assaulted at Tho. hands of
/ norsey who afterwards left town. The
ltro,t,le seemed to he the o,lterowth of
4 jealousy The woman and Dorsey have
Ebeen lft.inp together in a little shanty
Ion so1tb Third avenue. and last night
r sb.a was saan Nv Dorsey in COMPANY
y win t,yaa ,olorad mon an her way ia
t.,,tend 4 colarea HAN in me w O. w
stball Tho woman claimed 10 the officer
Itrat Dorsey was wanted in C)ttumwa
for assa,,ltine a oolored woman named
Ina yy;liians
& In speaking of the foot ball game be-
high schools Mr. ]. III. Rush. in the
Il Waterloo Reporter saws: This was
Ithe Waterloo boys first game. while
Narshalltown has been playing all sea.
son The FIRST half resulted in a scor,
If < IN q in favor of Waterloo b,,t il
The second half lack of training and ex
narianca ,yae evident among orr hief
sehoo, bovs and Marshalltown secured
,wo ,n,ebdowns kicking one goal