Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-14
DR.. Nichols, physician.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Glasses fitted right at Hellberg's.

Wanted-Clean cotton rags at the
Times Republican.
Ladies street hats, new today. Hoyt's
Store.
Residences for sale by John Coburn.
Office with b L. Burritt.
French fannels, new styles and very
desirable, at the HawkeNe.
Have you sampled Granam's plan.
tation." the new scent cigar2
Choice of any Tam o. shanter hat in
the house al 10 cents tomorrow. Lee &
Benedict.
A few remnants and short lengths in
summer goods to clean UP at a big re-
duction in price. NJ. f. Andrews.
Miss Laura Brown, of Waverly, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
Will be the guest of Miss Elsa Stern for
a Week Or 50.
When looking for anything nice in the
jeweiry line. bear in mind that at any
season the Year You will find a COM
@plete stock to select from at Hell!oergis.
IL YOU have rever seen the inside
workings of a coal mine you can have
the oppo,tunit. Thursday, il you go
With inc Modern Woodrnen TO OSkaloo-
ga. Ii VIII cost hut s1.25 for the round
trip.
Misses Bessie and Florence Snyder.
oft Des Moines. Who have been in the
city as the guests of Misses Ina ana
-Adtlie Conklmg and visiting among old
friends whom they knew when their
home WAS In the city a lew years ago,
have returned home.
Very attractive are those new drap-
cries just received at Marion CARDS.
Nothing is so dear TO the averas e wo-
man as dainty draperies. We realize
this ard have selected the best in the
market. Come and see them. The
prices and draperies are right.
Mrs. Charles Wallace returned Mon
day evening; from Cedar Rapids, Where
she has been spending a few days with
her husband. who is a member Of The
ForJy-ninth Iowa band Mrs. Wallace
say 5 tbs boys of the company and band
are all dong nicely and having Il good
time. despite the routine work OF camp
lite.
i
Mr.. d. A. Kennedy, Of Union, spent
The day in the city, and left this after
noon for koszta, Iowa County. where on
"Wednesday he Will attend the old set
tle,s reunion aud picnic. Mr.. Kennedy
came 10 Iona County in 1853, being ones
of the first settlers. d nd is known as the
father of the association which is 10 in-5
dulsein the reunion.
John A Hess vs.. Mary Hess ia the III
re Qf Il divorce case, the petition for
which Ms filed in the district court this
,norning. The plaintiff asks absolute di-
vDre;e on tbs. grounds, Of q ssertion. alleg
Ing that the defendant wifully dessrt-s
80 him in June. 1892 aud has since alb
sFntsd herself all Without causs The.
5eenple were married Feb. ). 1874, al
Flint, Mich, and haN. one soil, i years
afGaga. who is in the custody OF the de-
PENDANT.
Capt i. L. Herbert, Of LeG;rand,
spent Mondayin bhe city on business
Mrs, Margaret T.. Rodgers departs to-5
morrow afternoon, on the Colorado spec
eial. for Grove City, Pa wtlere stls VIII
remain until aftei; THANKSGIVING, visit
ing her aged mother Airs. Elizabeth
i,iats9n, ahei athsr relatives In the vi
eliits of iler eficiood home. Mrs.
Rodgers eNI5ecis 10 visit Mi. and Mrs.
George statt. IN Chicago, for a day
ahil'S ell raa5e east.
MIS-. u. G. Kesle. left this morning
Tor Mt Peasant, where she i called
on account Of the serious Illness of
Mrs. George Hurst. q Albion. a.io vas
sent 70 the hospital fot The insane
about three months $50 from this
county Mrs. Hurst has been grad
ualiy growing 9..al,se for several weeks
and word 70 fhat effect was received
hsr-. Mrs. Hurst is d ster-ir-iaW of
Mrs. kselsrss brother, Mr.. Fred
eneldfr, u this city.
The visiting young ladies were the
/ honored guests al picnic 1T tbs shack
Of Gene Binford Monday evening. ri
Mas that best KIND Of d picnic. 8iefe a
I big camp fire Is built and the steak
# broiled over the enlpers, and in addi-
ton to the supper. which was ne
one, q splendid tina Vas spent. Thase
gaof the party were Mrs ,Nelie Bowman,
Misses Bessie w Parker, Leona Hole.
Jessie Notaw, Of Tacoma Annette
/ Flaherty, of Chicago. and Mamma
\ Horne. OF Keokuk; Mess.s. Charles st,
1 e''lai IL. 1haries Spears, clyde conaway,
Guy Mesker, Wofley Getz and Frank
Friend.
Capt. and Mrs. +. q. Arnold, former
residents OF this city, who moved t6
I-elirand about seven months ago ais
4 to again make MarshalltoWn thsll
! nome, moving their household goods &
1.-The city today. Mr. and Mrs. Arnole
i Will reside in the Nibbey property. a
i SOC West Main street, ard it is quit.
likely Mr.. Arnold VIII again engage II
4 business here. Master Lewis Arnei{
4 and Miss Moilie accenpa MED their par,
4 tents. Mr.. Charles Arnold, former bu
4 sgier Of COMPANY n, the the eldest so,
s1af Capt. Arnold, IS nuW with a ciTcu:
band. travelling in the northern part d
4 the country.
i Sheriff Shoemaker vas called to Gil
! man this morning to subpoena a Wit
ness in the Paul Radl9ff case, befor,
a Justice Burritt this afternoon. IN.
4 witness name is III, NJ. Rich, rssiden
lof this county, living about five mile.
4 ssoutheast OF the city. 1t seems tina
Rich has eenstfying TO absent himsel
4 from home, in order to prevent beint
q called as a witness, and went TO Gilman
a TO work in TIE canning factory. Sheriff
4 Shoemaker learned this and Went doWi
4 this morning and served The neeessar,