Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-13
\ Iowa Tea Co. for pure spices.
: DR.. Janss. surgeon and physiclan
Children,s hoods; also Angora wool. at
Nevrc am az q 4 y


Children's hoods; also Angora WOOL at
sNewcomer's.
Pattern suits at half the former
price. Lee & Benedict,
Henriettas in new green, old rose,
reds, etc, at Newcomers.
We have on hand well-screened nut
coal. ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Big line Of outing fiannels in light and
dark. from S cents yard up, at New
comer's.
Mr.. E. s. Barborka has entered the
employ of VIM. Hellberg to take care of
the increasing trade and work at that
popular jewelry store.
New York Northern Spy, Greetings,
Pippins and Baldwin apples 81 q bush
Eel at Hoytfs Department Store this
week. Get your orders in early.
Presiding Elder George w. Mullen, Of
the United Evangelical church, Cedar
Rapids district, was in the city over
night, being on his way home to Me-
avada from Waterloo, where he has been
looking after business matters in con
nection with the building of q new
church.
We have the prettiest line OF couches
and at lower prices than we have ever
before been able to show you. The holi-
Cay season will soon be here and you
will want to make a present to rel
alive or friend. What is better than
a couch? See our line and make your
selection. d. C. Wilbur
Mr.. Fred Wilbur left Monday night
for Culver, Ind, where he will re-enter
1.-THE Culver Military Academy. Mr..
Wilbur was one of the 103 students who
We're suspended recently because Of o
Slight infraction of the rules. He is one
of the first to be received back into the
academy. Eighty Of the suspended
students are to return to their work,
the differences between the managers
and the students having been satisfac-
torily arranged.
Walter Emerson, OF the Central, re-
turned Monday evening from Corwith,
where he has been spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Emerson, until recently of this city.
Mr.. Emerson. who was until recently
foreman Of the car shops, now has
charge of the NJ. & ST. Z. and Iowa
Central transfer and looks after the
proper placing OF the thru business be-
tween Minneapolis and St. Paul and st.
Louis and the southern points.
Quite a number of the members OF the
local Maccabee and Ladies' of the Mac
cabee lodges contemplate visiting El-
dora on Saturday evening, to be present
at a program and dance to be given IN
honor of the presence of Supreme Com
mander d. p. Marley, of the *. o. 7.
NJ, and Miss Lillian NJ. HOLSTER. SUI
preme commander of the L. O. I. NJ. The
knights and ladies of Eldora have arr
ranged everything necessary for the en-
|tertainment of the visitors and promise
Tall a good time.
Miss Tyler, whose headquarters as
secretary of the state library commits
sion are in Des Moines, has been in the
city today. Miss Tyler is making a
! tour OF the state in the interests of this
commission and is visiting the various
libraries, with the double purpose of re-
l8ceiving ideas and i,nparting them.
Nearly all the trustees of the public
library met Miss Tyler this afternoon
and had the pleasure of a talk with her
on the subject in which they are all SC
deeply Interested.
! Robert Alexander colored. and a
white woman who claims to be Fran
! cea Alexander and Roberts wife. were
| arrested by Officer Cochran Monday
might in a little room over a Wes. Main
street tin shop, just east of Second
street. A charge Of lewdness was pre-
4ferred against the couple today by City
Marshal Jones in an information filed
lin Justice Burritts court. The hearing
win be had some time Wednesday, at
! which time Alexander will be given a
ichance to produce his marriage certifi.
cate. which has been requested by the
court.
COL. NJ. WILDER DYER IN TOWN.