Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-08


Of. Nichels. surgeon.
Dr.. BAY. woodbury. block.
Dr.. Mikheli. surgeon and physician.
First-class repairing done on watches
and clocks at Aliens.
The quality Of our fall hats tempts
every man to want one.i The newest
styles and shapes. Farrand & Clifford.
Round trip to Oskaloosa tomorrow
via the Iowa Central on account Of the
Friends yearly meeting. Special train
leaves at $50 a. m.
Company n will drill Monday evening
instead OF Tuesday. The near approach
OF inspection makes it necessary that
every one should attend
Henry Buttschaw, an old soldier, arr
rested by Officer Clark Friday after
noon. was before Mayor Pierce this
morning and assessed the costs for in
toxication.
We handle a large tonnage of soft
coal, consequently are able to secure
the agency for the best grades and to
buy little below the bottom prices.
Baker Bros.
Ida p. Stevens, No. 412 West Main.
street, nurse. Having had my vacation
since the closing of the detention hos
pital. 1 am ready for regular engage
ments. Confinement nursing a special
Ety.
Another cast iron furnace has come
out to give place to an up-to-date steel
furnace, the Torrid Zone, manufac-
tured by the Lennon Machine Co. We
have several second hand furnaces for
sale cheap.
Louis Fisher, Jr., aged 49, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Fisher, OF $40 North
First street. is i'll with typhoid fever.
His father was summoned home from
St, Paul Friday night on account OF his
illness. but his condition is not 50 seri-
Gus today.
The Flitton dye works at q West
Church street is we'll equipped with all
the necessary machinery to do cleaning,
dyeing, pressing or anything else In
that line. II you have a suit that is
soiled, do not throw il away, but bring
lit to US and we will make it as good as
new for small sum of money. Flitton
Bros.
Mr. Anthony r. Pierce, of Pasadena.
Cal. former resident of Marshall
county and one of the men for whom
the town Of st. Anthony was named,
spent Friday in the city visiting with
|old friends and looking after business
matters. Mr.. Pierce is on a visit to his
son. John Pierce, and friends at his FOR
mer home.
Poor bread is very apt to make every
member of the household cross and
grabbed, but good bread will cause
every one to wear a broad smile. If you
want first-class bread you must not buy
poor flour, and we suggest that you
Try sack of our Banner flour. 1t is
made from the Very best wheat and is
first class. For sale at the LeGrand
mill or at Hammond & Benedict's, this
lefty.
Mrs. Charles Cole and son Charles. of
West superior, Wis, arrived in the city
Friday evening from Oskaloosa, and
Will visit a week at the home of Engi-
neer and Mrs. Carl Williams. Mrs Cole
Twas former AIarshalltown resident
and has many friends here. She is the
mother of Engineers Ed and Frank
Cole, Of the Central, and is now making
iher home with her son, Sam Cole, at
West Superior
/ The State Center Independent says
/ John Capron has accepted a position
as coach Of thesf0ot ball team of West
fern College at Toledo With salary of
$50 a month thru the season. John is
Iwell qualified for the position having
,fplayed four years at Grlnnen. the first
iyear at center ard three years at left
guard. HE'S wellsinformed in all foot
4 ball tactics. He Will leave for Toledo
next Tuesday. Wesley Stouffer. of this
i place who is attending college at To-
5Eledo. is the foot ball manager this
year"
Mr.. and Mrs Carpenter, the we'll
4 known lecturers and test mediums. ar,
rived at the Spiritualists' camp ground!
4 this morning and were given warn
welcome by their many friends forlnet
\ at last years meeting. The program a
4 the grounds this evening will consist o
n "a lecture by Mr.. ID. p. Dewey. followet
4 by a few minutes talk and description
4 by Mrs. Marion Carpenter. The program
i Sunday will be az follows: 1890 "a m.
a conference; p. M, lecture by Mr.. Dew
cy, followed by descriptions by Mrs
q Carpenter; SIP M. lecture by Mrs
4 Carpenter. followed by. descriptions b,
Z both Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter.
DAs Moines Register: suit fol
1893. 60 as lobbyist at the last session o
n the legislature has been commenced
against several of the insurance com
Ipanies which We're interested in tn.
a passage of the stipulated premium law
The suit has been commenced by w. y
Hanes against the Southwestern Mu
q tual. of Marshalltown. and the Chicago
Life, the Midland Life and the Fedora
' Life. The plaintiff claims that he Wal
: hired by H. S, Halbert. OF the Marshall
81 town company. to see the members O
! the legislature in regard to the pro
q posed bill and explain matters TO then
III SO they would understand 1t fully.
/, The city street department is doing
:, good piece of work in the way Of i'm
! proving North Third avenue from TIL
J. end of the pavement to the sand hill
at the junction of Marion street. Sew
seral cuts have been made and the stree
!: is being covered with pounded rock
. the product OF the stone pile gang. an
on top of this cinders are being placed
: thus making a smooth road until tn
. ctnnae aras worn svonnfh The mort