Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-27
DR.. Henriksen.
Treffry's ics cream Il best.
Try our freeai. b,ilk Saratoga chips al

For Sale Screens with or without, at
D. G. Wilbur,s.
A fresh shipment of dates, figs, wall
nuts and nut meats at Culley's.
Fall opening of fine millinery tomor-
row. Hoyt's Department Store.
II. 3. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west of postoftice.
We want to get two teams more to
haul coal. j. r. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Exclusive styles in fine millinery at
our opening tomorrow. Hoyt's Departs
ment Store.
The leading display of correct fall
millinery will open at Miss Gilmore's
on Saturday. Prices are low.
We will furnish city scale certifi-
cate with each load OF coal If you want
it. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Wait and see Mrs. L. Tuffree's dis
play of French pattern hats Saturday,,
September 90, at Ill East Main street..
Mrs. George Tingley. 2o4 East Linn
street, will entertain the Ladies Auxil-s
larry Of the Y. NJ. G. A. Friday afternoon
at $50.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. and s West Main.
Both phones.
We are headquarters for ladies whit
er furs and wraps. you want nice
scollarette and muff to match buy 1t at
the Hawkeye.''
Mrs. George Loder spent the day in
Toledo looking after business matters in
connection with her farm, which is To-.
Gated in north Tama county, near Traer.
Messrs James Carleton and Julius
Holm went to Eldora Wednesday even
ing, where they assisted the Eldora
band in concert in the evening. and
played with the organization today.
Many people out of town are taking
advantage of the big closing out sale.
al the Bee Hive, Where every thing will
be sold regardless of cost to close out
as soon as possible. as we buy no new
goods except in groceries.
Further storm damage in the county
az the result of Tuesday evenings wind,
is reported from Rhodes. The country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gouidy,
three and one-half miles south of that
place Vas partially wrecked, the entire
roof being blown off. Fortunately, no
enc Was injured.
Miss Mabel Wood bury was in Grinnell
evening. where ahe was
present at a reception rendered in honor
of Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-B Bond, of Chicago.
who Was in Grinneli to give a recital
"Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bond ac-
conpanied Miss Woodbury. to the city
this morning. and will be the guest for
an Indefinite time at the l.. C. Abbott
home. and of her many friends here.
H. +. Anderson. a brakeman on the
Iowa Central, whose headquarters are
lin oskaloosa, was injured Wednesday
at Brighton while uncoupling the dining
car from west bound passenger No. 5.
Anderson was between the cars, un-
Fastening the air hose. and was struck
1 by an iron beam on the head. His in
jury is not at all serious, but proved
TO be very painful. He was taken to
Oskaloosa.
On account of the great ST. Louis fair,
loot. to 6. inclusive. the Iowa Central
railway will sell excursion tickets to st.
4 Louis, Mo-, and return a t the rate of one
4 fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
4 Sept. 30 to Oct. s.. inclusive; and limited
4 for return passage to Oct S, 1900. Ele-
CANT coaches and buffet sleeping cars
4 .every day. Gail on ticket agents for
4 further particulars or address George
Il S. Batty, G. p. & T. A., Marshalltown
Iowa.
4 Mr.. Miac,lel Hoffman, of Elk Point
4 S d.. is in the city for visit of a weel
4 cr ten days With his brother-in-law. Mr.
d NJ. d. Lawrence. and family. Mr.. Hoff
4 man was a former Marshalltown resi-
a dent and Went from this city to tn,
civil war eniist!ngs in Company D of TIL
4 Fifth Iowa, and after the close went t.
a South Dakota. He has been very sue
cessful at Elk Point, altho he still ha
a warm place in mis- heart Cor Marshall
q town.
DR.. n. Troxeil, who has been day op
l.erator of the Iowa Central at Waylan,
+ for several years has resigned his posi-
Z Il;ion and is expected to arrive in the cit,
this evening. accompanied by his wife
for shor, visit. Mr. Troxell has ac
lcepted a position with road at Dead
wood. S. D.. and will leave for that cit:
very soon. His wife will remain her
y for visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs
g in. A. Yokom, and will also go to Rhode
: to look after business matters. Mr.. an
$ Mrs Troxel owning some property nea
i that place.
The formal proceeding Of selling tn
stock of A. s. Burnell and the Inter
state Tracer Company was conducte
! this forenoon al the front Of the coul
house, but whether binding or not re
a mains to be seen. Deputy Marsha WI
lis served the notice on Mr. j. II. Egel
= mayer, who claims title to the stock an
fixtures with which Mr.. Burnell cor
!. ducts his business. to deliver the san
I for sale. under execution in favor {
n JamesT. Hare. Mr. Egermayer refuse
Y to deliver, but the sale proceeded an
e the stock was bid in by c. II. =. Boart
e man, representing Mr.. Hare. for 500
Mr.. Egermayer still claims to be in pc.
q session and the owner, and contend
q that the sale was Of no effect becau:
Z personal property must be in posse
u sion of a court officer before it can
sold.
=. Cuts and Bruises Quick ~ Healed.