Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-10
George j. Allen. sc,entinc opticlan.
DR.. Janss. surgeon ana physician
New line of couches. d. G. Wilbur,

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DR.. Janss. surgeon ana physioian
New line of couches. D. G. Wilbur.
oysters in every style at Sundel1's
Cafe:
Auction Saturday evening at scho-
bert's.
Nobby new things in neckwear at the
Hawkeye
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. Once over
the Fair. Both phones.
Just received this morning, new
styles of box coats. Lee & Benedict.
A social with caroms at the Y. NC
A. Thursday evening. Everybody in.
vited
Messrs. Ralph Mcbride and e. A. Wy
cof left this morning for Clear Lake for
a few days fishing.
Infants booties, knit Jackets and the
finest line of children's garments in the
city at the HaWkeye.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. ONCE
and residence Nos. and West Main.
Goth phones.
An elegant line of new goods Just re-
sceived. Call and see them. Trading
stamps with all cash purchases ana
work. Miller, the jeweler.
The county convention of the Mar
shall county equal suragists is called by
the president, Mrs. "A. c. Cripps, at the
Baptist church on Thursday, at 10 a. m.
s
Mr.. Guy w. Talbot went to Des
Moines Tuesday evening, where tonight
he will be in attendance at the wedding
of his friends, Miss Melvina Howell and
Mr. Frank Kaufman.
Remember for every 81 purchase in
our dry goods, millinery, cloak and
shoe department. YOU get double the
amount in trading stamps. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
Work of the Central in making the re-
pairs on the building of the Marshall Oil
Company, which was badly wrecked as
the result of box cars that were ditched
crashing thru the side of the structure
is progressing nicely. The work was be-
gun last week.
Rev. G. P. Boardman will preach the
dedicatory sermon of the new Congre-s
gational church in Baxter next sun
day. DR.. Charles Noble, of Grinnell,
Will occupy the Congregational pulpit
in this city both morning and evening
IN Rev. Boardmanss absence.
DR.. George r. Niblock, OF Albion, left
this morning for Monmouth, ILL.,, where
Thursday evening he Will be united in
marriage to Miss Sarah Alice Patton.
Rev. and Mrs. u. HI. Niblock, of this
city, will be in attendance at the ged-
ding and will leave =. Monmouth
Thursday morning
The Improvement in the construction
and beauty of couches has KEEP, pace
with everything else in the furniture
line and it is remarkable what hand
some couch you can buy these days fol-
little. money. Call at ID. G. Wilbur's and
see the new line of couches that have
just arrived. They are beauties.
Mrs. Kate f. Coppock, who has been
Very i'll with typhoid fever while on
visit in Armour. S. D., arrived home
Tuesday evening, accompanied by hels
SON, Mr.. Elmo Smith. Mrs. Coppock is
almost fully recovered from nec Illness
and is rapidly gaming her former
strength. Mr.. Smith will remain in the
city with his mother for a week or ten
days.
George Solomon, of the Marshall
Tailoring Company returned this
morning from Chicago, where he went
to purchase goods for the fall and win
ter trade. Mr.. solomon personally Sc
lected a large stock of the latest styles
and is now ready to take orders for
either suits or Overcoats. His stock is
very complete. Do not decide onaa SD. !.
or overcoat until you have seen his new.
goods.
Mr.. Percy Webster. of Chicago, a.
former Marshalltowr boy and son of
Hon. Byron Webster of this city, arr
rived in the city from the east Tues;
day evening and Will remain here for a
few days stay on business. Mr.. Web
ster has been in the employ Of the
past few Years and is now out on the
sentative.
city Marshal Jones and Officer Clark
arreste ed yesterday two boys, Burt Nor
gan and John Thome, the latter con
of Dutch MARY Newell who were
tcharged in an information filed by SUI
iperintendent NJ W. Hovey, of the Mar
,shalltown Light, Power & Railway
ECompany. with stealing an iron gag
lamp post from the warehouse of the
company. The boys We're seen by Off
Ger Clark with the post in their posses
sion. and Mr.. Hovey was notified The
4 post, worth Sc, was sold tod NJ. Friend
Imam for 80 cents, and was there recov-
Tered. The boys We're arraigned before
Justice Burritt this morning, pleaded
mot guilty and their hearing was set for
4 this afternoon.
The Waterloo REPORTER speaks editor
Tally of the victimizing of Officer Burt
! Cochran. of this city, on Roosevelt day,
las follows: Out Of the aftermath of
4 the big Roosevelt meeting comes a
queer story. 1t is vouched for by a
Marshalltown citizen here that day. and
he says that a Marshalltown policeman
lin uniform was robbed of his watch
jwhile spending the day in this city.
lNVhile Waterloo is anxious ito maintain
4 a position of pre-e miNence in every evil
Idence of progress and a get-there spirit
lat can be said without compromising
THAT ambition that the work must have
been done by some one more familiar
with the habits Of a Marshalltown po-