Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
New picture frames at Hellberg's.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

II WOmen and children a speciality.
1 Another large invoice of ladies' street
4 hats. Hoyt's Department Store.
Have Your rings reinounted at He'll
berg's and you Will get good work.
The opening of the New York Milli-
merry will be Wednesday. September 26.
Dry soft wood and pine kindling de-
slivered promptly. Gregory-Brown Coal
leo.
Wanted-Four or five good bricklay-
ers. j. f. Atkinson. Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Mrs. A. Seymour, clairvoyant and
physcomatrst, hours a. m. to 8 p. M,
BOG North First avenue.
Values in wool dress goods tina. you'll
appreciate at. is West Main street.
schoberts cid store room.
Have YOU seen our combination book
and library case. You will miss a good
opportunity if you fail tolook at these.
4 d. c. Wilbur.
We are now showing a good line of
4 trimmed hats at the New York MILF
nary. Our special opening day will be
! Wednesday, September &c.
Railway Y. NJ. G. A. lecture course
may obtain same by calling at 8 a. M.
ON Wednesday at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Nanted-A first class young man to
actin the capacity Of solicitor and clerk
fpr mercantile firm in this city. Adj
dress at once e., care Times Repub-.
llican.
EN- Sheriff w. ID. Mills is in the city
Land Will remain for some time. Capt.
as a meat inspector and has been ass
of the Britain Packing Company. He
/ has good position.
Ward was received in the city sunday
/ BY friends, announcing the death at
Anamosa of Mrs. Margaret shesire.
mother of DIR. NJ U. Chesire. of this
city Mrs. chesire has been i'll fer the
| past few weeks from the result of
stroke of paralysis. Her son has been
at her bedside for a Week.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ihmsen WATSON
issuad Invitations today for the mar
/
May to Mr.. David Windsor. Norris, Jr.
,rhe ceremony Will be performed at their.
home No 107 North Third street, at s
o. clock on the evening of Thursday oc-
lstober A. The al home cards read after
December / at No. 81 North First
street.
Commencing today and continuing all
week. cooking exhibition, showing the
| latest. ltandsonaest arsl most durable
]range in operation. Biscuits of Bensons
ICream of Patent Hour baked in three
minutes and served With Sinclairs
4 Java and Mocha every afternoon free.
\ Be sure and visit Schmidt's hardware
store and see the finest display Of steel
I8ranges cook stoves heating stoves and
4 kitchen ware.
John Waldo, arrested by Officer Han
son upon q charge of drunk and isorder-
4 ~ conduct, was before Mayor Pierce
1 this morning ard pleaded not guilty.
4 The hearing VAS set for this afternoon.
/ Five intaxieation casAs We're heard by
\ his honor at the morning session of
4 court, This prisoners Mere ID. toreoran
and II. Sattty arrested BY Officers Han
#I.son and Clark s1eciivel y, and f. De-
4 ianey j Quinn ard r. Lawn, all of
4 State Center. arrested bS Officer Clark.
q Each Of the intoxicarts MAS sentenced
4 to SIX DAYS work on tbs stone pile.
q Justice Allen issued a Warrant this
a forenoon for the arr Ss,t of a colored man
Il named Sherman and q dusky dans,e,
Il named Bessie Nenton the latter of
4 Omaha. who are charged With lcwdness
a by the latter'a brother. James Terrell OF
Omaha. Constable Nicholson Vas givo.l
u the warrant to serve, With the instruc-
n ton that he could find the pair at the
5. home Of Madison Brooks. coored. 505
Il South Center stTset Terrell'a principal
!. object in prosecuting 81 he claims is to
!. get his sister out from under the intiu.
3ence of Sherman. and take her back sc
her home in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Pilgrisn. Of o;rir-
! nell, who have been in the city a fe,y
g days as the guests Of their cousins. Mr.
J. and Mrs. .. L. Pilgrim: left Saturday
+ for Jefferson, where they will remain
i for a fev days visit with the formers
Z sister. Mrs. George Eastman Mi. and
81 Mrs. Pilgrim will return here for
i short stay before going to their nome
and while here will look up the pros.
poets of securing a farm near tbs city
Z their farm, two and one-half miles
: southeast of Grinnell, can be disposac
!, of and q suitable place purchased here
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pilgrim will remove Il
:, this city.
/. A Well-dAfned rulnor in railroad cir
4 cles' VAS circulated to some extent sun
l day, tot the effec, that the Chicago, Mil
Waukee d st. Paul seepera on the Cen
4 trails hight passenger trains, Nos 3 AM
!, q. We're soon to be taken off. The rumo
could he neither affirmed nor denied otf
!, ifcially, IS General Traffic Manager Title
{ more is out of the city. but it is sincere
~ hoped by those interested in tn,
: Central that ii will prove to be untrue
I The Central's passenger department ha
!, worked hard under the direction of Mr.
! Ratty, for thru business between Mime
4 apolis and ST. Paul and Peoria, and Thu
taking off Of the sleepers would prove
/ blow that would cripple the good star
i that has been made.
Miss Alice Rowland, of Providence
e r. L., and Miss Medora Higgins, o
J Fort Ticonderoga, N Y, arrived in TIL,
! city Saturday evening from Davenport
!. and will be the gysts for few week
I Of Rev. and Mrs. F w. Russell. Mis-
4 Rowland and Miss Higgins were elias