Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Treffry's ice cream is best.

Went to Oskaloosa Monday evening.
where they will spend the rest of the.
week at the yearly meeting of the.
Friends church.
Satin Duche You can buy at Seho-a
bert's the sl.ao quality. twenty-seven.
inches wide. at s1.l5, the s1.ao quality.
tWentN-fonr incnes wide, at 30 cents.
and the s5-cent quality. twenty inches
wide. at %. cents a yard.
Miss Sarah Phelps, of Des Moines ar
rived in the city Monday evening. and
will be in the city during the next few
months while she takes a business coll
ieges course. She will make her home
With MIR, and Mrs C. II. Van Law. who
are old-time friends
A class for systematic Bible study
VIII be opened al the Railway y. NJ. c..
A. rooms this evening a 1880 under the
auspices of the association and the
Ladies Auxiliary. Secretary j. H. FELL
bingham Will have the class in charge
and about October ! expects to open
other educational classes for.the benefit
of members.
Leather chairs and couches are all
ways in style. We have a new line of
them and they are very desirable. ~
leather chair or couch ornament a room
as no other piece of furniture does and
ths price IS within the reach OF ali. Our
prices have not advanced come and
our other furniture. We can please
You. % g. WILBUR
Miss Bertha Whitaker came down
from Clear Lake Monday evening and
VIII be the guest for the next few weeks
Eof Miss, Bessie Oliver and other friends.
Its probable that when Miss Whitaker
leaves the city ii will not be 10 go TO
Kansas City, Where their Minter home
has always bean. but 10 ST. Augustine,
that quaint old town in Florida. Which
is one of he most fafnnusresoits in.the5
land fo. winter tourists Mr.. Whltaler
Will have charge during the SEASON of a
large hotel there.
= Mrs T. W. Pavey returned Monday
evening from oelWein, where she had
.bsen fer a time a The home III her s,is-
.psa Mrs J. Brock. Mrs Pavey was
called TO Oelwen Oh what ii MAS feared
would prove q sad eryanG, ~ the little
daughter, Dolly OF her sister had been
S,eciasntaly shot thru both hips. The
wounds. Mere quite painful. but the little
sill is .improTing nicely and VIII be alto
ssstlaer3wsil in q short time. should MOTH
ing happen % prevent tn work. OF con-
vaisseing begun . favorably.
Miss Fannie Pinto, who has been
spending some tine With her sis.ar
Mrs. Amos Russdll. in ST. Paul. arrived
in shsseity Monday evening. Mrs Rus
Ssssli and son. Mr. Fred Russell are nov
ing 10 chicago, as Mr. Russell accepted
"a position With n raiir0ad there when
the sale d the st. Paul & Duluth made
q eaangs in The posii0na8of 80 many of
- en- lagss Miss Mae Russell is al
rfessil. Visiting With fiiiendnsin Mime
sait3f ~ ard Viii also ,s III Dubuque for
some tine before going 70 her mother.
and brother
a iplsasall I satnlncr has been spent
AZ he outing club al Char Lake this
s'ltttlti1sr but even tbs l,leasante,t things
must come 10 q close. aud % the. s,sason
Asas' Closed On MondaY. Mrs j. l.. MIL
iiaEtls and son, Nj Fred Williams. Mrs.
Il ~ i9sr,neafl ard sons Mr. Harry
and Muster Dwight. DR.. ard Mrs q.
e'attses;t and en!iarefl and Mss Florence
iil who has been their guest for tha5
lias't few day. returned 10 the city
M9i5sisty ~ elling, and all We're OF The
s9lHnion that this had beer the most te-
3ighiiul year, eyef enjoyed by the dwell
ei i in The cottages by tbs lake.
About sixty aiarsslalltoWn SINNERS
soeeliNisd the Special coach on the Ghica-
go Great Westerns, No. 5 at ss22 this
Ingl ;lil1a. bound for Dee Moines 10 al
tt1s3a the iyifesat;enaunt upon the.
oiesIiifl If Ia-6ia-Iig temple, a. Al. o.
N. NJ, S. The Masshahawn contingent
Il'foIaqs'9f T. be in style at the capital
and Taa headed by the Forty
aiiltli regiment band a number of rho
Ees5ssatitt7 vas unable 10 leave. buisres,,
fithis morning. anainstead win 90 down
Stilia evening and Will be present ali tt1e
'sss sion tonight when ten gentlemen
from this city VIII be made Shriners.
a3
| tbs eiAsil danaaas suit brought by ii.
~ iii tQl soQSesr $50 foi. the killing 81 3
.dps, ard in which joel Brock and, hfs
! tiirsd man Elmer Collins. were mad.
Z: effrtiaisis, occupied most of Monday in
t.lustiee Rurriti's court The Claim N
/ the piaintifi WAS not allowed, and an
the cross s4ll for damages brought ~
Mr. Brock ft1e justice gave him a iudp1
mont, Tor SioS far property DESTROYED
4 SNhiis the Aid ncf showed that Cai1jns
shet I ile.a animal. ii Was proven that III.
dog rad bHrroWed under the meat
mouse ard made periodical raids onsthe
eantents y the criminal action COL
ms has been bound oyer to the grand
iurS
The funeral of he late Joseph Mini
l ter was conducted this morning from
i 81. Mary church, an $50 O'clock. and
WAS very largely attended Ray. Father
i MIrtagh conducted the service at the
1church, and the burial service was in
jehargs Of Father Lehman. The flowers
were many ard the singing, by mem
bers 81 s.. MarH's choir, was very
Sweet and impressive. The pan bear
fers We're Messrs. Phi Sheriden. Martin
1 Costelio. Joe Edgar. John T. Coughan
/ 7. w. Coughlin and Peter Dugan, Of
this city, and Massrs Kennedy and
i Aaheney. of Clinton, young inen who
We're employed on the pile driver when
i Miniter met his death.
Mr.. III. Hurlbut. of this city. thinks
1.-The joke is on him. He attended the
i Labor day Fees at the fair grounds
Monday afternoon and while standing
in a crowd he fell hand in the trous-
ers pocket in which he usually carries
4 his money. He looked about but could