Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-11
Or. Bay. woodbury. block.
Oysters ia every q le At sundel,'s5

gsAsSpdlEAn8 zone at FllIIOHlS sQyS sMOEAUe
~ West Church street.
Pickles, sour. 8 cents per quart;
sweet, 10 cents per quart: also new bulk
olives at Culley's.
Attend the special sale Of black and
colored dress goods. beginning Friday
ct n. F. Andrews.
The Paragon restaurant, 119 East
Main street, carries fine line OF choc-
olates and a variety Of choice candies.
Look In these columns for my liberal
offer of trading stamps with Tippe-
canoe pancake -four. T.. Derby, South
Center street.
Mr.. Frank Nay, general auditor of
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad,
was in the city Wednesday on company
business with the Central.
Flour is higher in the markets, but
Culley Is lower. Note prices: Daisy
Cream, $1.1O per sack; White Satin.
s1.l5. Best patents made.
When you make up your mind that
You need a winter suit and overcoat,
see Petersen & Co, the tailors, as they
carry full line of imported goods and
give excellent satisfaction.
Stop at the Paragon restaurant on
Your way to the theater and get nice
box of candy for your lady friend, wife
or daughter and some for yourself.
Don't forget the place, 1l9 East Main
street.
Mrs Charles Dicks spent Wednesday
in Oskaloosa with her friend, Mrs. Will
Strauss, wife of Engineer Strauss, of
the Central, who has Just recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever. Mrs
Strauss has been i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. W. "A. Scruby, one of the leading
grocers of Des Mones and president of
the Des Moines Retail Grocers' Associa-
tion, spent the day in the city in the in.
terests Of the Retail Merchants Mutual
Fire Insurance Association, recently or
ganized by the State Grocers' Associa-
ton.
Burt Morgan and John Thome, the
two boys arrested for stealing an iron
lamp post from the warehouse OF the
Marshalltown Light. Power & Railway.
Company, were sentenced to Ave days
IN jail by Justice Burritt Wednesday
afternoon. The two days that the boys
have been in Jail We're credited upon
their sentence.
Mrs. r.. B. VOORHEES, who came to the,
city several months ago with her hus-i
band who died at his mothers home
after a long illness. left this morning
for her home in Glendive, Mont Mrs
Noorhies will visit in Mason City a few
days en- route With her son. Conductor
w. IA. Noornies. of the Central. and at
st. Paul will stop for short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hayes, formerly Of
this city
The Central steel gang between Dill
Ion and Newburg. which expects to get
the work Of new steel laying completed
either tonight or Friday, will begin
work between Hampton and Relmond
Monday. The 56-pound rail now being
used between Hampton and Belmond,
will be replaced with 6O-pound The
twenty-four miles between Oskaloosa
and Abba, in which the 56-pound steel
has been replaced with 7O-pound, will
be completed Monday.
Sheriff Shoemaker left this morning
for Fort Madison tn Fred Russie, the
young man from Green Mountain who
was recently sentenced by Judge Cas-
we'll to serve twenty years at hard la
Dor In the penitentiary for raping his
14-year-old sister-in-law. Myrtle Me-.
Afee. Russie apparently showed no
concern, altho he was more or less EN-
barrassed by the. severe cycling he got
by the many spectators at the depot.
Sheriff Shoemaker made 1t as easy as
possible for his prisoner. and did not
place the handouts on him until after
he had him on board the train. Mrs.
Shoemaker accompanied her husband 10
Fort Madison.
Look in these columns for my LIBERAL
offer of trading stamps With Tippe-.
canoe pancake -four. L. Derby, South
Center street.
Manager NJ. J. Rodney, OF the Nc
Cormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany's office that was formerly located
in this City but now in Fort Dodge,
spent Wednesday in the city on busi-
ness connected with making the annual
settlement with the companys agents
| in this city. 1T was just q year ago,
to a day that the Marshalltown colony
of Mccormick workers left MARSHALL
| town for Fort Dodge, and to Mr.. Rod
ney the visit seemed very much of a
coincident. Mr.. Rodney says that the
men employed by the company, to a
man. wished that they were back in
sMarshalltown for they declare that
there is no town that compares with ii,
either in business or social qualities
There are still some good things in
ladies' underwear at Schobert's.
Eighty ladies' were entertained by Mrs
w. G. Payne his morning at a delight
ful party. The social part was very
Icharming, but that was not the only
feature Of the morning and the literary