Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24

d = dlA dH0 winter opening IHureuAy the
9th. Mrs. Morrill,.
Fresh bulk oysters % cents quart.
Flowers meat market.
Sweet potatoes. eight pounds for Is
cents, at Idso & Wilhaus
Try load of our coarse vein screened
soft nut coal. Gregory Brown Coal Co.
The most complete line of outing
fiannels in town. Hoyt's Department
Store.
There are still some good values in
ladies'. misses and children's cloaks,
Jackets and capes at Schobert's old
store room.
DR. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and West Main.
Both phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Laird, of No. 4O6
tanning new son at their home since
Sunday morning.
We are now showing a good line OF
trimmed hats at the New York Mills
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday. September 26.
A fine line of new couches just re-
lceived. The nobbiest thing out. Call
and see us If you wish 10 see a fine lot
of up-to-date couches. -. 9. Wilbur.
A concert will be given at the Con-
grega tional church Monday evening,
october l, at o'clock by Barborka's
orchestra, Mrs. r. l.. Meeker. Miss Lee
ora Crabtree and others. Tickets, 25
lscents.
Rev. Isom p Wooten was in Eldora
Sunday. where he preached in the Uni
Nersalist church to the Friends Congre-
CATION of Eldora and vicinity. Rev.
Wooten conducted services in the morn
| ing only.
Call on us before ordering your lump
coal for winter use We handle all the
best grades of iowa coal, an excellent
Illinois coal and Hooking Valley. Will
guarantee prices and quality. Gregory
Brown Coal Co
Central engine No. AZ. which has been
PIN the shops undergoing complete
overhauling, was brought out today for
a limbering up The engine was for
merlyt in the freight service out OF Mon
mouth, but has been rebuilt for the
puassenger service.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. Thomas
Lamb to Miss Matte Shapcott, to oc-
cur October at the corner of Center
people will reside. Mr.. Lamb is a mem
~, 81 Dc. <,t,v
manufacturers, of This city.
A few friends in the city have received
invitations from MIR. and Mrs. David w.
Anderson for the marriage on the
morning of October Ord, at their home in
AIaquoketa. of their daughter Alice to
Mr.. Clement Dillon Krepps, a travel
ing man we'll known here and Who at
one time made his headquarters here
The young couple will make their home
in Maquoketa.
All lovers of good music should attend
the song recital given by Mrs Van
Ness tomorrow CTuesday) evening for
1.-The benefit of the Women's Missionary
Societies of the NJ. u. church. Mrs.
Van Ness Will be assisted by Miss,
Theresa Jones pianist, Mr.. a. D.
Starkey, violiiist, and DIR. Van Ness
reader. Church auditorium O'Clock.
Admission % cents
G.. T.. Bruce has been raising the best
stock that money could buy for the last
grade cattle on his farm Oct 3, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. consisting of
NINETY seven head of high grade short
y, lie. h Yor
hogs and sheep Moninger's station is
Nine. miles northwest Of Marshalltown,
This ought to wind up the eauinoctial
disturbances. which have continued.
4 With brief intermissions, for thu past
! week. The rainfall Saturday amounted
Ito rs OF an inch. while that of Sunday
might and up to Z a. m. this morning
was 90. The rainfall after O'Clock
WIS quite heavy The maximum tenn
lperatures for Saturday and Sunday
4 Mere exactiysthe same--74 degrees. The
4 minimum Of Saturday night was 50 and
Of Sunday night so.
The assault and ba ttery case in which
i George Doolittle is defendant and A. w
j Head complaining witness was heard
this morning in Justice Aliens court
4 having been taken there from Justice
Burritt on a change Of venue. The evi.
i ldence of only two witnesses was intro.
i 8dnced, the complaining witness giving
4 his version Of the case and the defend.
4 ant his. The latter, altho pleading no
4 sguilty to the charge. made his defense
a 4along the lines Of justification. The
court took the decision under advise.