Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-27


place to get your oyster stews.
H. E. simkins undertaking exclusive
". Second door west Of postoffice.
We carry the goods, SO you will see
what YOU are getting at Hopkins.
See the latest style of finished sofa
pillows in the west window at Newconl-
ar's.
No overstock or old carried-over
cloaks, but new jackets, capes and
skirts at The Fair.
We sell groceries as cheap as any one
in the business and give you trading
stamps. Idso & Wilhau.
Tonight will be the last opportunity
but one to register. Every voter should
attend to this duty at once.
Don't forget the short horn cattle sale
Of jesse Binford & Some Oct. 81, at
Flnkle's park, Marshalltown, Ia.
Try pound of our Mocha and Java
coffee. 1t only costs you % cents a
pound. sinclair's Tea and Coffee House.
Probably the last inspection of the
year at the Iowa Soldiers Home will be
held Sunday, provided the weather 10
favora BILE.
Mr.. George Lyon will make a. political
address at Dillon on Tuesday evening.
Col. II. II. Rood will speak in Clemens
e-same night.
Any lady desiring fur garment
should visit our store Monday, as a fur
salesman will be there all day. Special
orders taken, Lee & Benedict.
Ny new Groom house, 5o4 North First
street, is for rent. 1t has furnace, bath,
gas range. electricity, etc. A good
chance for. some one. G. w. Sparks.
In making that election bet don't fail
to specify that you'll bet a box of La
shelle's cigars and you'll surely get
the best. Special box prices all week
In new goods we might mention Jun
lor ginger snaps, cold creams, Uneeda
waters, cheese straws and a full sup
ply of English walnuts, Reynolds, Wat
son & Co.
See the extra inducement we are Civ
giving with our 90 and 25-cent coffee 1T
Will pay you to investigate We are
open until 10 o'clock this evening Idso
& Wllhau.
Age cuts no figure at Dudley Business
College Our students the last,ten years
have been between the ages of IL and so
years. Would not a business course
help you? Day and evening sessions.
Mr.. Guy Waterbury, of Chicago. is in
rhe city visiting his mother Mrs. Della
NJ Waterbury, and his many friends.
Mr. Waterbury is employed on the Chi
cago Journal and has editorial super
vision of the commercial pages.
Miss Bessie Van Trees, of Grinne!I
spent Friday in the city as the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Wallace
While on her way home from Albion
where she went Tuesday to be presen,
at the wedding of her aunt, Miss Belle
Van Trees.
4 a fight between three railroad graders
on South Third avenue at about {
O'Clock Friday evening caused quite q
little excitement. The participants were
arrested by Officer Clark and were sen.
3tenced to sx days work by Mayor
Pierce this morning.
Mrs. t. j.. Dickey, Of Steamboat
Rock. accompanied by Miss Cert. Ger.
i.hart, was in the city Friday night Il
attend the lecture given by Mrs. Mauds
Darlington Booth. Mrs. Dickey will re
main over Sunday as the guest of he1
aunt, Mrs. j. G. Agan, and Miss Ger,
hart will be Miss Grace Crellin's guest
AT the state convention Of the Ep
worth League being held this week ii
lDes Mcines, Miss Susie Mills. of THU
city. who has been state superintendent
lof the Junior Lea que, was reelected II
THAT position, thus showing the appre
Iciation of her hard and earnest worl
with the children.
Earl Morford. son. of Mr.. and Mrs. 3
/ w. Morford, while playing with pc
snapped at by the dog, which got TIL
index finger Of the boys right hant
grasped firmly between its teeth. Tn
end of the finger was SO badly LAGER
1 ated by the dogs teeth that amputatio,
proved necessary at the first joint.
Peter Klaus. who lives near Ferguson
i was arrested Friday night by Constable
Il Nicholson upon charge of assault ant
battery, the complaining witness beinl
4 a neighbor, Richard Loney. klaus wa
tried in Justice Aliens court THE morn
ling and was fined 81 and costs. Lone.
was also arrested on similar charge a
the mitigation of Klaus and will hav,
his hearing in Justice Burritt's court
Messrs. II. e. Sloan and G. M. Car
returned yesterday from Cedar Rapid,
where they had been in attendance at
committee meeting Of the Northern
lows Wholesale Grocer Association
Mr.. George p. Smith. Of the Lett
Ispencer, Smith Company. Mason CIT,
was In the city Friday evening, en- rout
home from Davenport, where he wea
IfRsm csdas RAPIDS astsr attending th
Imssttng.