Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-15

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dell's cste.
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waists vt Newcomers
s Culley's 25-cent Java and Mocha 10
not eQualed for price and flavor.
=. p. simkins. UNDERTAKING exclusivs.
y. Second door west Of postomcA
The finest line Of ladies' and gents
watch chains In the city may be found
at Aliens. the Jeweler, IA East Main. i
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis;
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. and g West Main
Both phones.
The city union Of the young peoples
societies will meet with the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Sunday evening"
AT this meeting d special Offering will
be taken up Tor the Galveston relief
fund.
Waterloo Courier: Capt. and Mrs. &c.
=. Longley. who have been visiting here.
for several days at the home Of their
son, Alfred Longley, will leave tonight
for Chicago, on their way to vicksburg.
Mass.
George Doolittle, for whom an infor-
nation was fled In Justice Burritt's
court Friday afternoon. charging as
sault and battery, as preferred by a..
w. Head, was arrested by Constable
Nicholson at 1880 O'Clock. The hearing.
was set for Tuesday morning at 8
O'clock. Mr.. Doolittle is out on bonds.
Mr.. q. n. shaunce, Of state Center
was in the city Friday. being on his
way home from business trip to Chi-j
cago and Milwaukee. Mr. Shauncs. who
recently gave up his position as butter
maker for the State Center Creamery
Company, has as yet. nothing In view.
and says that business openings in
nearly all lines are rather holding on
until after election.
FIR. Colebaugh, who has been driv-I
ing s. Furnas' black horse, Al Exter,
during the past two weeks, returned to
the city today. Mr.. Furnas' horse
trotted his first race in Holstein last
week, taking second money in the 2:40
event. The winner Of the race stepped
1t of in :35 fiat. At Ogden this week
the horse was again entered in the 2:40
trot and won first money in :391s.
Superintendent H. j. slifer, Of the
Northwestern. was in the city Friday
night, arriving from the east on his
railway tricycle. at about o'clock. Mr..
Sitter has been out over the line look
ing over the Improvements and making
observations OF one kind and another.
His business car, No. 25, was brought
to the city on No. Is Friday evening
and Mr.. Slifer returned to Boone to-
day.
Mr.. John H. Chapman, of Chicago.
president Of the National Baptist
Young PEOPLES Union, who is to occu-
py the pulpit Of the First Baptist
church on Sunday. arrived in the city
this morning from Des Moines, where
last night he addressed the Central
Iowa Baptist Association. in session in
that city. Mr.. Chapman will be enter
tanned during his stay in the city by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Doolittle, Mr..
Chapman having worked in this city as
a grocery clerk for Mrs. Doolittle's
father many years ago.
Aqueer way for a man to grieve over
the death Of a mo Their was brought to
the attention of several in this city
Friday The death Of Mrs. Mary "A.
Benning, Of Wayne county Missouri,
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Hatha-
way, al LeGrand, was the cause of the
circumstance, and son of Mrs. Ben
ming was dispatched to this city to
make arrangements for the funeral, Sc
llect the casket and employ an under
Itaker Word was to be sent back to
LeGrand Immediately, but it was not.
land when relatives became uneasy over
the fact that nothing was heard from
the son, a friend was sent here on foot
and arrived a bout 3 o'clock. The son
was found lying on the court house
llawn In drunken stupor. and had
1 made no arrangements whatever for
1.-The funeral.
Every day brings new fall goods at
4 Stern's.
acknowledgements didn't realize that
lit blOWed4 mere 20 narO OF Auesud9 idSt
and Will be interested to learn the news
from the Cedar Rapids Gazette. which
says. in referring to the arrival OF the
i Pawnee Bill show: "Pawnee Bill Wild
West show arrived this morning from
Marshall own, where they narrowly es-
capped complete wrecking in yester-
i day mornings storm, which ripped their
canvas and played havoc generally, al
i tho the gun came out in the afternoon
and permitted the usual afternoon and
A evening performance The employees OF
i the big show are worn to fragile to.
day. however, for they had a terrible
! fight with the wind and storm, In which
one OF their most valuable horses was
killed. The ehow bears the effects Of
THE lashing ii received. but new canvas
Will reach them at Waterloo on Satur-
day and by Monday evening will be in
the best possible order again. The
4 truth Of the matter is that Williams
s tent was in a very dilapidated condition
i when frst put up in this city, and has
a been for several weeks.