Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-26
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he city ~ Cnliey's.
Repairing done 4 Flitton's dye works,
z West Church street.
Good Wild hay BY the bale or ton. Z.
Derby, South Center street.
Remember the opening Of the Iowa.
Tea Company tomorrow at Up. m.
We sell groceries as cheap as any one
in the business and give you trading
stamps. Idso Z William.
We have everything that you could
desire In underwear from the
cheapest to the best. Farrand q Gif-
ford.
Tama Free Press: Mr.. and Mrs MIL
ton Reed have moved to their Marshall
county farm, which they purchased by
trade recently OF DR.. Plumb.
An information was filed yesterday
in Justice Burritt's court by L. L.
Mackaman, charging George Doolittle
with the use Of obscene and blasphem-
Gus language. The time for the hear
Ing has not yet been set.
Vice President and General Manager
in the city few days attending to busi
accompanied by Mrs. Day
and daughter. who accompanied Mr..
Day to the city.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sarah
fash will be conducted from her late
home. 5o2 East Main street, Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev. r. w.
Russell, Messrs. James Hall. A. A..
Moore. w. H. Calhoun, e. B. Emes.
William Bremner and w. B. Elliott will
act as pail bearers.
The Davenport Democrat mentions
the presence in that city Of Miss Clara
Wilkinson, of Marshalltown, who acted
as bridesmaid at one Of the most promi-
nent events in colored circles ever TAX
ing place in Davenport. the marriage Of
Miss Ella G. Baker to Mr.. William Eli
sey. OF Galesburg, ILL.,
The man who bets his watch on cleo
ton is no bigger fool than the man
who spends his hard earned cash for a
watch he knows nothing about. He'll
berg is in the watch business and
wagers his reputation as q business
man on every watch he sells. You get q
good one when you buy OF Hellberg. for
he won't sell you anything else.
Grand Benefit Sale Commencing
Tuesday morning and continuing every
day this week we will give IS in trad
ing stamps for q 81 purchase In our
dress goods and millinery departments.
Also 3o In trading stamps for q dollar
purchase turnout the balance OF the dry
goods, cloak, jacket and shoe depart
ments. Hoyt's Department Store.
Edward Dunn, Of Republic. Wash, q
brother OF Patrick Dunn, who. with
William Gray. is being held in the coun-
ty jail charged with the murder OF jos
eph Williams. colored. arrived in the
city Thursday night and will remain In
definitely, or until after the hearing Of
his brother in the district court. Mr.
Dunn appears to be quite an intelligent
man and IL intent on assisting his bro
Their In any way possible.
The members Of the Iowa College
football eleven, substitutes manager
coach and oficials, numbering In all
twenty people. were in the city this
morning en- route to Madison. Wiz.
where Saturday afternoon the team will
meet the eleven OF the University OF
Wisconsin. A special coach was placed
at the disposal of the college men on the
Northwestern, to which the Central de-
livered the passengers at 9:3b.
The Political Equality Club held an
unusually large and interesting meeting
Thursday evening at the home OF Mre.
|H. D. Brown. "A report Of the proceed
Iing1 OF the county convention held in
/ Mt In ovfNy
land the three delegates to the state con-
lvention held last week In DesMoines,
ltold OF the good things there, special at
Itentlon being given to the fne addre..
/ of Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, national
Ipresilent. who gave lecture entitled
The Three I's.''
The late G. II. Blossom had his life
insured in an eastern company under q
policy of peculiar kind, which guar
anteed a return of all the prsmiuma
paid by the insured should he die with
in twenty years. His demise occurred
within half that period. He was in
sured in this company for 5000 and
had paid out for 1t an amount exceed
ling 5000. an his heirs will consequently
receive over $1,000. Mr.. George a. Tur.
ner was notified today by the company
that 1t was ready to pay this policy.
Presiding Elder J. B. Albrook. OF tn.
Marshalltown district, n. e. church
who was called TO the city to be presen'
lat the funeral OF the late Rev. Richard
4 Swearingen, went to Montour Thurs
Z day. where he conducted services and
!. this morning quarterly conference. Rev
\ Albrook was at LeGrand for quarterl!
conference this afternoon and will b,
J. In this city for the same purpose Thu
A evening On Saturday afternoon h,
Il will conduct conference at Laurel ant
!. at Gilman in the evening. He vii
!. preach in Gilman Sunday morning an,
!. lin LeGrand Sunday evening.
Hand. hanging, stand and swinging
), lamps at culley's.
MATINEE TOMORROW.
I Gr.u~v rY.u ehsV 1n0 n and His .Yn1I,