Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-08

DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.

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Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
All silk ribbon. all widths. cents a
yard. Hoyt's Department Store.
II. 3. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
Never-sag curtain stretchers at
schmidt's Hardware Store. West Main.
See the beautiful new designs in En-
erson pianos at Tuffree's music house.
The fall and winter suitings at Ar
thur Wallis are the finest shown in the
city.
The largest stock of pianos ever
shown in the city at Tuffree's music
house.
Fancy satin for pillow tops and COM
forters, 15-cent quality for 121h cents.
Hoyts Department Store.
The Everett pianos are the best on
the market. They excel all other in
struments in quality of tone and finish.
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week we will make special prices on
table linen and napkins. Lee & Bene-
dict.
When. Rastus held Dinah's hand and
asked her Who's sweet?" she an
swered, "Bofe of u.s. The fall and win
ter hats sold by Mrs. Morrill, are all
sweet.
We sell coal and wood, and feed for
cattle, at prices which make the peo-
Pile prattle. If needing either, 1t will be
funny If you don't come with ready
money and try to investigate the mat
ter, whilst we grow fat. fatty, fatter..
Arson Company.
Dr. n. w. ENEMY, who has been To-
Gated in this city for over year, went
to 11ldora this morning, where he will
take up the practice of osteopathy. His
sister, Miss Cora ENEMY. who has been
assisting him for the past few weeks.
has gone to Toledo, O.. to practice.
Waterloo Reporter: George Green
has gone to Marshalltown, where he
has accepted a position with b. w.
Sinclair's firm. George worked for the
Smith, Brown & Sinclair Company in
this city while Mr.. Sinclair was here,
and the latter formed very good opin-
ion of the worth of the young man.
Ever since Mr.. Sinclair moved to- Mar
shalltown he has offered inducements
for George to go there.
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Mrs. Mary Cogswell. of Fort Dodge,
who has been visiting in the city with
friends for several days, during which
time she has been making arrange
ments to bring suit against the Mar
shalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company for the death of her husband,
the late John Cogswell, of the Soldiers
Home, who was run down and killed a
year or so ago, left this morning for
Lone Tree, where she will remain for
some time at the home of her brother,
Mr. Edward Reed. Mrs. Cogswell will
be in Lone Tree until the case in which
she is interested is called in court.
State Center Enterprise: The North
western graders west of town have got
so close that they can easily be seen
from the depot. They have moved a
large amount of dirt since they began
work here, and Indications now point
TO continuation of the present favor
able weather. Part of the gang loaded
up last week and moved out near Coun-
ell Bluffs. Double track work east is
delayed on account Of the inability OF
the company to make satisfactory set
| Element with land owners whose prop
erty is. traversed by the new survey
The matter will be left with apprais-
Iers for adjustment
Veteran J. j. Bolin, of the Soldiers
Home, an old time resident of Council
/ Bluffs, has received a memorial souve-
mir of Company l., OF the Fifty-first
Iowa, Of which his son, the late Wal
lace A. Bolin, was quartermaster SER
geant. The souvenir contains an excel
4 lent likeness of Governor Shaw, Adjt
| Gen. Byers and Capt. Pryor. of the
company. at the head, together with q
4 group picture of the company in the
center. Surrounding it are the officers
of the company and beneath the pic
lures of Wallace Bolin, Dewitt C
i Tucker, Paul Il. Pugh and John L
/ Moore. the four members of the com
pany to die Mr.. Bolin. who was tn.
youngest staff officer in the regiment
/ died at cavite, March %, of smallpox
Moore. one of the other soldiers on tn,
roll of honor, is the young man wh'
i will be remembered as having commit
ted suicide at Manila in a fit of des
pondency.
Beginning Wednesday morning, an,
continuing throughout the week. abou
half of the rooms of the differen
schools of the city will be closed, tn
teachers leaving tonight for Chicago t
take their annual visiting days. 1t ha
been the usual custom to allow TIL
teachers two days for visiting pur
poses, but the board saw fit, consider
!. ing the distance Travelled, to allo,
three days this year. Superintendent
. Willard will accompany the teachers
who will leave on a special car at
tached to the Great Westerns No. 2 a