Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-11
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Get your Welsbach lamps, mantels
and chimneys at Blake's. Office open
from to 9 at night.
The Women's exchange opens Thurs
day afternoon and evening in rooms
over Harlan's music store.
DR.. NJ. U. Cheshire physician. surgeon
and gynecologist. Office in Brennecke
block. opposite court house.
Do as the trees do. Change your garb.
Summer is gone, the cool evenings are
with US. Have Flitton clean and dye
your fall suit.
Miss Lulu Calhoun returned Saturday
night from an extended visit in Omaha
with her sisters, Mira. =. e. Jones and
Mrs. c. d. Thompson.
Have you seen those rugs at Marion
Cards, made from samples OF carpet?
They are beauties and are being sold at
prices that you can afford to buy one.
Ladies, why not buy the furniture for
your kitchen at Bullock's hardware
store and secure the sewing machine he
is giving away? Ask him about 1t at
ia East Main street.
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Mrs. John Anthem and daughter, Miss
Florence, of Anamosa, were in the city
Saturday renewing acquaintanceship
among old friends whom they knew
before their removal from the city nine
years ago.
Those touches sold by Marion Gard
are handsome. The prices are lower
than elsewhere and the goods are SUI
perior. While looking at the couches,
ask to see the straw mating. There is
nothing better.
The aid department of the women's
League of the Christian church will
tender reception to the pastor, Rev.
w. II. Scott, and his family, on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
r. Benedict, on West Main street. The
members of the church and their
friends will participate.
The mayor disposed of the cases of
several individuals this morning who
had been arrested for intoxication. T.
| Richards. T. WEIGH, T. Kostigan, r.
| Morse, Ed Doyle, +. Cummings and A.
c. Sidell We're each fined $40 and costs.
| and all were committed to Jail except
the three last named, who paid UP.
i
| Mr.. Stephen Rice, of Green Mountain,
was in town Sunday, going in the ev-
ening TO Iowa City, where he enters his
ljunior year in the civil engineering
course. Mr.. Roy Clarke went this
morning and will graduate in law, and
Mr.. Ed Mcmillan left on the noon train
to begin four years course in medi-
cine.
Buffalo Bills show Will be a source OF
great warmth to the hearts of the
| people on the 22d, but this winter you
/ will want something more substantial
i in the way of warmth" such as our
VARIOUS grades of best lump coal. We
handle Boone lower vein, Centervilit
4 block, Maple Grove chunk and all size.
q of hard coal. Examine our coal ant
4 prices before buying. William ElgiI
4 Coal Company.
4 Mr. Cloud Brock. who twenty months
ago went to Alaska in company witt
s. Mr.. George HiXson, to hunt for gold
but who has been in Seattle during thu
past few months, arrived in the cit.
Saturday night. MIR. Brock has not los
f faith in Alaska. and as his health Il
better than it has been for years, h,
will go back in the spring. He did no
care to spend another winter there, ant
SO came on home. He says Mr.. Hixsol
will be home soon.
Chris Ericsson, for many years a por
ter at the fremont house, who will per
haps be better remembered as the vic
itim of the elevator accident whereby h
came nenar losing his life, arrived il
the city Saturday and will visit for
week or ten days with his cousin, Nj
Andrew Wilson, and family. Mr.. Eric
son is now stenographer In Chicag
for the bridgeport Wood Finishini
!, Company, position he has held for TIL
!, past year and half.
: Messrs. Harry Cammack, Fran
e Friend, Richard Mommers and Eugen
r Binford went to Des Moines Sunday
n where this afternoon they We're to pla
y against four picked golf players of tn
e capital city. The Des Moines Countr
Club dedicated its handsome new clu
i house Saturday, so this will be the frs
. tournament held under such delightfl
= conditions. Messrs. A. G. Click and "
! II. Zwilling went with the players a
a '.rooters." Later in the season, the De
i, Moines club will send team here I
9 play.
: The condition of NJ. T. Whitney
:, somewhat improved today. and it
l. thought that he now has a chance
7. recover. He was unconscious durir
t Friday Saturday and part of Sunda
but is now able to recognize those abo,
him and to signify his wants. NJ
Whitney's friends are now under Il
impression that his Illness is due to il
~ juries received TO his head several da.
= ago He had been making collection
y for some of the physicians and others
= the city. and among these were son
bills hard to collect. His friends no
~ recall that he related before his illne
= how he was assaulted by parties wi
= whom he was persistent in his deman
y for payment. and 1t is believed that h
:, present illness is due to injuries r
"a ceived in the scuffle. Mr.. Whitney
lie brother has not yet arrived in the cit
Everett White was arrested In tn
is city Saturday night by Deputy Sher
I'd Garvey, charged with the larceny of
m buggy and two sets of single harne!
IN This action was taken on warrant
n, sued on complaint OF ]. f. Crinklaw a
ts l.. l.. Mackaman. Crinklaw owned
ne half interest with White in q buggy a
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