Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
DR.. Henriksen.
George j. Allen. scientific opticlan.
Emerson pianos. Tuffree Music
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merry Will be Wednesday, September 26.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, NJ. D. Diseases Of
women and children speciality.
When you take your laundry to Fit
ton you know it will be done right.
IS Il
Complete line of ladies', misses and
chiidren's underwear. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Wait for the Minnetonka Indian Med
icine Company, Monday, Sept. "a. Free
to all at the sieg.
Dr. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and West Main.
Both phones.
District court is still engaged in the
trial of the Myers Northwestern dam
age case and a conclusion may not b
reached for two days.
Veteran Henry E. Kelly, of the Sol
diefs' Home, was in Toledo today, where
he was examined for a pension by the
examining board in that city.
The Tuffree Music House reports a
large business on the old reliable Emer-
son piano. Merit wins in all lines, and
especially 30 with the Emerson.
Mr.. Will Redel left Tuesday evening
on the Colorado special for three
weeks vacation trip that will be spent
in the mountains of Colorado in hunt
ing, fishing nd seeing the sights. Mr..
Redel's first stop will be at Denver and
from there he will visit Colorado
Springs, Manitou, Cripple Creek and
Pueblo.
A meeting of a few of the board of
directors of the Spencer-Letts Coffee
Company was held in this city Tuesday
afternoon at the offices of the Let's
Fletcher Company. The directors pres
ent We're Messrs. Fl. e. Sloan, C. NJ.
Carr and j. p. Johnson of this city, and
Ollie Ellis, OF Oskaloosa. Mr. Ellis left
the city in he evening, on the Colorado
special, for Colorado Springs, to accom-
pany home his Wife, who has been
spending the summer there.
A Edginston ard "A man named
Priest Who We're having a. good time
all by themselves in the rain tuesday
afternoon. We're arrested by Officer
Hanson and Constable Nicholson and
Were before Mayor Pierce this morn
ing, charged with intoxication. Edg-
ington paid the costs and Priest went to
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We're sentenced to six days work.
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Sheriff Shoemaker went to CRYSTAL
Lake Hancock county, Tuesday night
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Maj. Harry 6)'Conner, at one time adj
iutant general OF iowa, now member
of the Soldiers Home. of this city. is
living in quite a precarious condition in
the hospital. threatened withsan attack
Of blood poisoning as the result Of be-
ing scalaed Maj OConnor who is
over so years Of age and quite feeble in
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the MAJOR NIL likely iistse d pretty seii-
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An alarm If fire. from box 81, called
Io,1t the department at 4 O'Clock Tuesday
al, arnoon TO the Conovsr and Haraaon
blocks, on East Main street where
smoke was slnelled by the occupants of
jthe block and vas thought to be COM
ling IN thru the wall that divides the
two buildings. ii was found, upon in
| Ives tigatioia, that there was no cause for
lalarm. and that the smoke was due to
/ ;he first fire of the season that had been
A started! in the stove in the Clifford sa-
#loon. The chimney had become some
a what ciogged during the summer, and
4 the smoke was forced out thru the
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4 Mr.. a. w. Head was In Oak Grove
today where he made arrangement.
4 fo, the funeral of his father, the lat
4 Joel Head on Thursday. Short ser