Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09

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1ase.s s.onss i Tufrree's Musie
tjndsrse.r sais =. At Lee ! tBened,e...
Saturday.
Try Girord,s short order meals.
Quickly served.
oysters served ia any style at 0is.
ford's restaurant
Henry Pappe,s clothing store Il
crowded these cool days.
All sheet music at Harlan's the ball
ance OF this week % cents.
Our 5o-cent Japan tea is the finest In
the city. Iowa Tea Company.
Twenty pound. Of dried California
peaches for 81. Idso & William.
Big line OF ladies'. misses and child
ren's golf gloves. NJ. r. Andrews.
Big line OF underwear and hosiery in
neeced and wooden at Newcomers.
All the new nobby styles in young
mems overcoats at o. II. Hole & Bros
The greatest overcoat sale in the his
tory Of Marshall county at Henry
Pappe's tomorrow.
Why pay 25 cents per pound for an
Initiation Mocha and Java coffee when
you can get the same thing OF US for 20
cents. Iowa Tea Company.
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Y For rant nv sale a pnnd hotel NJ forty
rooms. at los North Center street, at
reasonable rates. For particulars see
DR.. Wilson. "a East Main street.
TRAFFIC Manager j. N. Tittemore. OF
the Central. arrived home this morn
ing from Minneapolis, where he has
been looking after business matters for
| the company.
The Friday Whist Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs E. r. Lay. A pleasant time was
spent with their favorite game and re-
treatments were served. The guests Of
the club were Miss Agnes Sears. Mrs.
Grace Bloomer-smith. Of Chicago: and
Prof. ]. S. MCGOWAN.
Some stranger at the depot Thurs
day evening had close call from being
thrown under the wheels Of the Colo
RADIO special. which was several min
utes late into this point. 1t grew dark
before the train arrived and in cross
ing the tracks the man did not notice
the approach OF the train. He barely
got out of the way in time to prevent
being killed.
Justice Allen has decided the case
against John Winebrenner, who was
charged by T. j. Jones with obtaining
goods under false pretenses. and has
dismissed the case and discharged the
defendant. The court found that Wine
brenner was not guilty OF the charge
and that there was no cause for action.
It is likely an action for SANDER will
be begun against Mr.. Jones by Mr..
Winebrenner.
A fight between Paul Radon, OF Dill
lon. and Doc" Seibert in West Main
street saloon late Thursday afternoon
resulted in the arrest OF Seibert Thurs
day evening upon a warrant charging
assault and battery. issued, from Jus
tice Aliens court. Radloff claims that
Seibert assaulted him with salt cell
lar" taken from the bar, and cut his
face quite badly. The case was set for
this afternoon in Justice Aliens court.
Straight front, bias gored corsets for
sale at Newcomers.
The missing team of horses Of Sam
Camel, which disappeared from his
barn "Wednesday night has been found.
After the notice OF the supposed theft
appeared in the T.-R. q resident OF the
country reported that early Thursday
morning he saw the horses loose and
going north on the Center street road.
With this information the animals
were traced and were found in Coles
pasture 1t is supposed the horses
either broke from the fastenings or
were freed by mischievous boys.
sinclair's IS cent Java and Mocha
pleases all.
In honor of Miss Addie Carpenter. OF
Pasadena, Cal, Mrs. Emmett Waters
and Mrs. A. Cummings, assisted by the
latter's daughter Lillian, entertained
several guests at a three-course 6
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening. Those
present were Mesdames Joseph and Ira
Johnston, NJ. l.. Meickley. I. Danskin.
John Brennecke. Nelson Ames. ~. s.
Setchum, George Gilbert. Celia White,
lsJ. F. Atkinson. Mrs. J. Riddle. OF Dies
Molnes, Misses Alice Patterson,
Ethelyn Bronson and AddiA Carpenter.
Wool and shirt waists at Lee & Bene-
diets
The members Of the Swedish Mission
church are anticipating a season of
pleasure and instruction for the next
few days. Meetings will be held this
evening, all day tomorrow and Sunday.
Rev. p. s.. strom, the pastor of the
Church here. will be assisted by Rev. j.
p. Lindell, of Moingona; Rev. A. Peter
son. OF Harcott and Rev. P. A. Hut
gren. Of Boone. It is expected that a
number of lay members from near by
parishes will also be present and the
Injecting is thought to be assured OF
Isuccess
See the new music at Harlan's, 2:
cents this week only.
GRAND MATINEE TOMORROW.
The Big Back man Company Gives q
Matinee Tomorrow - 10 and 20