Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-28

Or. Nichols, surgeon.
Latest in fans Bannatyne & Lay.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block. new phone
Embroideries and laces at the Hawk
eye.
The new buckle pulley belt. Hoyt's.
Department Store.
II Pappe's prices in every department
are not lower than anybody else, they
don't ask your patronage.
Mems overalls, heavy denim, 35-cent
grade, all sizes, choice 10 cents. Special
for Tuesday only. The Fair.
We5can deliver all grades of founda-
ton stone On short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
pany, room 5. court house.
Have you heard. by what name Henry
Pappe's new clothing house will be
known? Let me tell you. The big
clothing store Of little prices.
Mrs. Z. a. Bogss, of Waterloo, was
bion. where she will visit her sister.
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sor +. L. Devine, of New Y trk, and will
remain until after Memorial day.
Hon. j. L. Carney, realizing that West
Main street property is a good invest
msnt, has purcha sed the handsome lot
of J. NJ. Parker on West Main street. 1T
is an elegant building site. The inten-
ton of Mr.. Carney Is to build a COM
Portable home. one that will be a credit
to that part of the city.
Frank Brown, Of this city, Central.
fireman Who has been OF, engine %,
hauling one of the opmpany's pile driv-
ers, was injured Saturday night at Os-
kaleosa by having his right hand.
damned as he was boarding the en-
CINE. The injured hand was already
crippled. owing To an<accident several.
Years age aud it is thought that owing
TO the present injury al operation will.
be necessary.
A man claiming TO be Gus Johnson,
an employe of LaPlant Bros. rented
a wheel OF II. s. Thurber Sunday after
noon upon the pretense of wanting to
take a ride into the country. The wheel
was rented, but has not vet been re-
turned and the matter has been re-
ported to the officers as a theft. Inves-.
LEGATION leads to the fact that no such
man as johnson has been in the ems
ploy of the LaPlants. The wheel was
not costly one and was worth only
about s12, so that the expense of at
tempting a prosecution or finding the
man will probably be dispensed with.
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+ John Ryrnes, the railroad grader who
attempted to assault Miss Susie Rich
ards, "A State Center school teacher,
Friday, was taken before the commits
sionets Of insanity late SATURDAYS, after
noon and adjudged insane. He Will be
held in jail. however, for a few days or
until the board of control can hear
from thesauthoritiesto of Illinois. Byrnes
claims TO be q resident of Chicago and
lit is thought that the state of Illinois
can be compelled TO pay the expense of
taking him and keeping him in the
asylum. Byrnes Shows a slight im-
proveinent in his mental condition ;o-a
4da. a!tho he is still irrational and
talks at.random about how three wo-s
men are attempting his life.
White shirt waists and duck skirts at
the Hawkeye.
r.. s. AIceune. Abbott Crossing,
the Young man swhc.svas hurt here in a.
friendly scuttle II d Young man.
Inamea A1ce,aulsy, of Gilman. suffered
further accident while en- route home
AIcGune was going 10 Gilman. and ut
Dillon got off the train. which started
I'm before h. tool; no,iee. Mcca,,ley
called III, him ID get on board and in
attempting 10 do so With one broken
arm in q Sing he Was t,rown bal 4 f.en3
Ii ma ,.f,fss ara r.att,- b,,,1,. b,.nis.ss
l-''':kily IN ,faih Aas s5oppsa pst ore z
ses ''ilisf lllse Mhseis, i''' ms escape
NILS
niiraeulous. The company does not
identas is alleged sAIcSune Was under
! the influence of liquor
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