Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-26
Register tomorrow.


Enter Business College, day or night.
Sweet apple cider at Reynolds. Wat
son & Co.'s.
Call and see the new fur cravats at
Lee & Benedict's.
The best fitting Jackets can be found
at NJ. F. Andrews.
Choicest neckwear can always be
found at Pappe Bros
Heavy fieece-lined underwear for
boys, only % cents, at Pappe Bros
Oak and hickory chunks. split wood
and coal cheaper than the cheapest.
Arson Company.
Your winter underwear ought to be
purchased of Pappe Bros. Largest as
sortment. lowest prices.
If you want hard coal stove, see
Bullock. He will quote YOU prices that
are lower than the lowest.
Come out and hear Judge Ewing
speak upon Christian Science tonight at
the Odeon. Admission free.
Ladies, your attention is called to the
fact that we carry the largest line of
picture frames in the city. VIM. He'll
berg.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. N. +. Miller and Mrs
Holman at the home of Mrs. Miller, No.
sos South Fifth street.
Elder N. A. Mcconnell returned this
morning from Cincinnati, where he had
been in attendance at the national con-
vention of the Christian church. As the
convention was the fiftieth in the his
tory of the church, it was called the
Jubilee convention, and was the largest
in the church's history.
Mr.. A. b, Noyse. of ST. Johnsbury,
VT, one of the owners of savings
bank at that place, and a prominent
business man, was in the city Wednes-
day and was entertained by his old
friends, Messrs. a. F. and p. S. Balch.
Mr.. Noyse left this morning for Oma-
ha, where he has some business mat
tiers to look after.
Among the relatives of the groom
present at the Malloy- Coughln we'd
ding in this city Wednesday were Mr..
and Mrs. Malloy, parents of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Carmody, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. b. Robinson, brothers-in-law and
sisters, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Malloy,
brother and sister-in-law, and MIR. NJ.
tC Malloy. brother, all of State Cen
ter, and Mr.. j. Malloy. another
brother, of Kansas City, Mo.
The Western Star lodge, recently or
ganlzed in this city, will be initiated in
to the Grand United Order of Odd Fell
lows at the Germania Hall tonight.
Services will be in charge of Deputy
! Grand Master S. l.. Tigg, of Burling-
ion, Iowa. The lodge numbers twelve
sturdy representatives of the colored
Presidents of this city and they expect to
have a grand good time at their public
concert at Woodmen's Hall tomorrow
j lFriday) evening.
William Girard former travelling
salesman for barber supplies. but more
\ recently an employe of the Pilgrim
! barber shop, was arrested this morning
| by Constable Nicholson upon a charge
| of larceny from the person, preferred by
/ j. w. Whaley, who claims Girard alb
stracted from his pocket s25 in bills
Girard gave bonds and his hearing wa:
set for this afternoon. The case j:
ilikely to go on a change of Venue tt
I Justice Aliens court.
a telegram from Chicago was re-
8ceiyed at the Iowa Central superintend-
Tents office Wednesday announcing thu
death in a hospital of that city o.
George Winterbottem, an Iowa Contra
4 brakeman, residing at Hampton. Mr.
IWinterbottom went to Chicago about ;
/ week ago to undergo an operation TO
/ Appendicitis and his death was the re
suit of the operation. winterbotton
had been in the service of the compan.
Fl seven or eight Years on the Belmont
branch He was a married man ant
4 leaves a family.
Ladies' fine camel hair underwear a
NJ. f. Andrews.
4 Charles Knapp, an old soldier, wa
arrested by Officer Hanson Wcdnesda.
Afternoon upon a charge of intoXicatio
81 and was this morning assessed the cost
in Mayor Pierce's court. Jack Valid
a was also arrested by Officer Hanson
having been found asleep and Yer
drunk in the rear of Will Wallace
store. He was committed. c. II. An
derson and William Carroll, arrested b
Officer Clark; j. Costigan and j. Con
nelly, arrested by Officer Weaver, an
II Ed Purcell, arrested by City Marsha
| Jones, were also up this morning an
i were given Jail sentences. j, McCo,
arrested by officer Clark, paid tn
costs.