Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-11
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.

DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. once over
the Fair. Both phones.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter Clifford.
We are ready to supply good buck
wheat flour. Aiarshalltown Mills.
H. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west Of postoffice.
Buy your dress goods while you can
get them at the reduced prices. NJ. F..
Andrews.
Wanted at once saleswoman on
weekly salary. Apply Ill South Third
avenue
Look in these columns for my liberal
offer of trading stamps with Tippe-
canoe pancake -four. L. Derby, South
Center street.
The ladies auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C.
A. Will be entertained Friday afternoon
at $50 by Mrs. Feliinghan, 2O7 East
Webster street.
MIR. Reuben C. Martin. of AIinneapo-
lis. commercial agent of the Iowa Cen
trad. spent Wednesday in the city on
business with the general officials
|, Iowa Valley Lodge No. 4s6. A. f. and
a. NJ, Will work on the third degree
Friday evening, October 10 All Masons
are invited to attend. /. x. Anterior,
w. NJ.
Coffees? Why pay cents more per
pound for the sake of prizes when Gull.
ley can sell a 2o-cent coffee for IL cents
per pound, a 25-cent for 20 cents and a
3O-cent for % cents. Try these brands
and save money
In order to make room for holiday
goods. Which are beginning to arrive
We Will close out our stock of baby
cabs and the go-carts at cost. If you
want bargain. come and see what we
have in that line. Marion Gard
You see a well-dressed man and you
inyoluntarily remark, There is a lucky
prosperous fellow" Good clothes are
the hall mark of prosperity They help
you in life in every way. We can help
you into the clothes that will fit and
suit both you and your purse. Wall &
Rails.
Or. II. L. Getz went to Des Moines
this morning, Where he viii be present
at the annual meeting of the Iowa
State Association of Railway Surgeons.
DR.. n. c. Morse, OF Eldora, was in the
city between trains Wednesday eve
ming, being on his way to Des Noines
to attend the convention.
Constable Nicholson was called on
"Wednesday afternoon TO the home Of
Daniel Landon, an old soldier residing
at 206 South Twelfth street, who has
been causing more or less trouble of late
on account of his desire for and indul-
gence in Intoxicating liquors. AS is usu-
ally the case in family auarrels, when
the officer arrived. at the request Of
Mrs Landon, the wife refused to prose
cute and no arrest was made.
Grinnell Gazette: Rev. r. Boyce. OF
Ferguson, was a caller at his office
Saturday morning, Rev. Boyce was in
the cyclone OF last week. His house
was not damaged tho he said shook
like everything. He showed us the
marriage certificate of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert keever, whose house was blown
away. The certificate was picked up a
section hand, on the Central several
miles north of Pickering and was given
Rev Boyce While he was waiting for
the train Saturday morning at Picker
Ing. He related many incidents Of the
storm while here.
The Central's early morning passen-5
ger. No. 8. north-boundti. due to arrive.
in this city at SO. did not get 10 this
point until sso'clock this morning, hay
ing been delayed by an accident that
occurred shortly after leaving Mon
mouth, or between Seaton and Little
York. The engine. No. IA. in charge of
Engineer j. NJ. Speer. was running at
the usual speed when one. of the tank
aXles broke, derailing the tank The
engineer brought the train to a stand
Istill Immediately, and Fortunately none
| of the coaches Were derailed. Engine S.
Engineer Richardson in charge, was se-
cured from Monmouth, and the train
was brought north after about six
hours delay.
City Marshal Jones received word
from the chief of police of Keokuk 10
I;hunt3up a colored man named Z Ellsworth
| Berger, who was supposed to have come
to this city and who left Keokuk with
a good suit Of clothes that did not be-
Hong to him. The marshal was requested
to secure the wearing apparel if posi-
/ bic and allow the negro to go, but to ar
| rest him If he refused to turn over the
property Marshal Jones found the man
lemployed in the work of packing the
Told Woodard-G Carey drug stock and Sc
cured the clothing without trouble. In
the pockets he found secreted two fine
brushes which Berger had taken from
Irhe drug stock. Berger was not ar
rested. but will be watched closely to
see that nothing else sticks to his fin
gers.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Osman, Jr.. were
host and hostess to a party of friends
4 "wednesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. G. Peterson, who are leaving
4 for their new home in Evarts, S. d.
Cards We're enjoyed, Mrs. r. G. Auring-
Iel receiving the head prize and Mr. Pc
terson the consolation Dancing was
Ialao INDUCED in and tWo-course lunch
ICON Was served by the hostess. assisted
lby her sisters. Mrs. Park Bentley and
Misses Alta and Neva Bentley The
guests We're Nsssrs. and Mesdames G.
/ III. Whitehead, r. f. Binforl, r. II.
| ISellar, Park Bentley, q. p. Powers, Il.
q. Auringer Max Kruskopf, T. S.
Hynds, "A. g. Edwards, Wyllis Leech, G.
! y. Allen, r. F.. Willard and William
4 Sandoe; Mrs. e. Lawrence, Misses Alta
and Neva Bentley and Mr. q. w. Law
lrence.
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