Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-02

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prices. Hoyt's Department Store.
Don't take cold. Pappe Bros. are SELL
ing underwear too cheap for that.
We are making exceedingly low
prices on floor mattings. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
Are you looking for soft coal stove
that will not smoke and gas? If so see
the Gold Coin Hot Blast at Bullocks.
Mrs. D. T. Smith, of West Main
street, will be hostess to the home and
education department of the Women's
Club on Wednesday afternoon, from 3
till o'clock.
Mr.. Alex Bright, former resident of
this city but now of Lamar, Mo-, ar
rived in the city Sunday and will spend
a few days in looking after his property
interests in this county.
City Solicitor Thad Evans arrived at
home Saturday from the east. After
attending the convention af the League
of American Municipalities at Syracuse
Mr.. Evans visited New York, Philadel-
phia and Washington. He left Council
man Finkle in New York.
William Myers, an employee of the
glucose works, had his left hand badly
lacerated' end confused Sunday morn
ing at about o'clock while working on
one of the press plates. He had hold of
a plate, which slipped, and as it fell
caught his hand between it and the
edge of a tank.
j. p. Wilson, an employee of the Cen
ShODS.
|afternoon operating an augur machine,
lcaught his clothing on q set screw and
was thrown violently against large
bolt. striking his head. A cash an inch
long was Gu; through the soft part over
The right frontal bone, and extended to
The bone. His breast was also badly
bruised.
Mrs F. E. Judd, who for year, in
company with Rev. Judd, has been Wis
lifting her daughter, Mrs. Rose Judd
Wood. in Portland, Ore, arrived in the
| city Sunday morning and will remain
| for an indefinite time at the home of
| her daughter, Mrs. f. H. Boucher. DR..
Boucher and sons, Leo and Frank, went
/ to Grinnell Saturday evening and ac-
companied Mrs. Judd to this city.
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County Treasurer s a. Emery, of this
lcounty, now of Beaumont, Tex, passed
4 Through the city Saturday evening on
the Central en- route to his home after
Ian extended visit with his brother, Mr..
jG. A. Emery, agent of the Iowa Cen
trial at Mason City. MIR. Emery has
/ also been visiting in Dixon, F'reeport
and Rock Island. Ill.
Are you looking for the only perfect
hot blast stove ever constructed? 1t
takes the foul air from the room and
/ conveys it to the hot blast flues in
stove. which, combined with the gases
arising from the coal, aids combustion
and intensifies the heat. This stove
must be seen to be appreciated. 1t viii
4 give third more heat from the same
amount of fuel than any heater of same
4 capacity. See them at Bullock's.
Mrs. w. C. Newman, formerly Miss
Eva Pierce, of this city, who, since hei
j recent marriage has resided in Aguas
i Calientas, Mexico arrived in the city
/ Saturday and will visit for two weeks
i Win her mother. Mrs. NJ. j. Pierce, and
brother, Mayor Frank G.. Pierce Mrs
4 Newmans future home will be in Oma-
ha, where Mr.. Newman has accepted q
position as head chemist for the Omaha
& Grant Smelling Company.
Eploye is suffering from a badl,
!. Esprained left wrist, the result of an ac-
cident that occurred Sunday morning
lat about 1:3o O'clock. Anderson wa.
standing on box about four feet high
engaged in adjusting belt on a pulley
The box fell from beneath him and n
/, was left for a few moments suspende,
) in mid-air. with his hands hanging Il
. 1.-The revolving shaft. His injury is no
i a serious one.
q An alarm of fire at 10 o'clock Sunda
morning from box IA called the depart
ment to the Ed Jackson home at 81
North Second avenue. A small barn o
], the premises had caught fire throug
a some unknown cause and before tn
department could reach the scene wa
e entirely destroyed. A very high win
!. prevailed at the time and severe
Y streams We're turned onto the ruins an
# adjoining buildings to prevent the pos
sbility of a spread of the flames. TIL
loss was slight.
7. Nevada Journal: Auditor Hargray
= and Supervisor Williams of Marsha
+ county We're in the city Tuesday after
II noon, having driven over from MAJ
e shalltown. They had been inspectin
5. the proposed county line road betwee
Lincoln township Story county. an
Liberty township, Marshall count.
= over which there has been some lit
trouble in the past. A petition has no
been secured from the property owner
= along the line and the road will be con
: pleted and the matter settled.
% The Pleiades girls attempted SUI
prise on one of their number. Miss Pea
Benjamin, at her home Saturday nigh
= but as far as the surprise was col
cerned it was not much of a success
y Miss Pearl having received an intimi
ton that the crowd was to make its az
l., pearance. The affair was to celebra
u Miss Benjamins 18th anniversary ar
y in addition To the young lady membe
T. of the club Messrs. Joe Whitacre, Jof
/, Woodbury.. Ed Andrews, Emmett HOY
T ard and John Carney and Roy Smith.
A. Audubon, We're invited. Games al
y music We're INDUCED in and refresl
n ments We're served during the evenil
s by Miss Benjamin and Miss Paulil
III Andrews.