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

Ks,
Kuymiss at Mcbride q wins.
See. Aliens line of fountain pens.
George y. Allen. SCIENTIFIC optician.
Boys school suits from 3l.s5 up at
.Stern's
Wanted Three or four good carpen-
tiers. ]. F. Atkinson.
Stop at Lashelle.s cigar store and
have your shoes polished.
Outing flannel gowns are prettier than
ever this year and big assortment at
Newcomers.
Culley's Padang Java and Mocha rep
resents q high grade coffee at IS cents
per pound or three pounds for 81.
Miss Alice Howard left this morning
for Iowa City, where she will begin the
work Of her senior year in the Iowa
State University.
Engineer Jesse Long, of the Central,
who has been off duty several weeks
owing to the illness of his wife, who
died last week, went to Oskaloosa this
morning, where he reported for duty
and takes his run Sunday morning.
The finest, newest, handsomest furni-
sture that bride and groom could wish,
and money saved on the cost Of going
to housekeeping We have everything
in the furniture line. Don't stint your
self in your parlor furniture or any
other room in the house, especially
when we make such low prices and give
you such elegant goods. d. G. Wilbur.
Mr.. j. d. Newcomer of Eldora, was
in the city Friday, being on his way
home from McCallsburg, where he is
looking after the interests of a new adj
Edition to the town. laid out by himself
and A. N. Drake, of Radcliffe. Messrs
Newcomer and Drake laid out an addi-
5tion to McCallsburg about two years
ago, and had excellent success in dis
posing Of the lots
Miss Title Kinsey, who has accepted
q position in dry goods house Of San
Antonio, Tex, and who has been await
ing word as to when her service.
would be required. received telegram
today and in response to it she will
leave Monday morning for that city
She will make her home with Mrs. Jose
phine Michaels and daughter, Miss
Viga, formerly of this city.
The storm that prevailed during the
early part Of Friday night was unusual
in its severity for this season Of the
year. The wind came in strong gusts
and the storm ragged for nearly two
hours Much uneasiness was felt by
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grounds on North Third street, but ex-
ira precautions We're taken and none OF
the tents went down, as they were pro-
tected to some extent by the grove. The
rainfall amounted to only .07 of an
inch.
former Marshalltown gentleman az fol-
lows n3irs. w, Z. Hanna is at home
again from Eagle Grove. Mrs. Hanna
informs us that che has received several
letters from her husband, who il at
Cape Nome, Alaska, all of which spoke
encouragingly of his prospects in the
land of ice and gold. Mr.. Hanna writes
that w. II. Lloyd. who has been in the
far north for over two years. is well and
expects to accompany Mr.. Hanna on the
homeward voyage this fall
A telegram from Chief OF Police Ma.
thias, of Des Moines, to this city or
Friday evening announced that the city
detectives of Des Aoines were wanting
one Fred Mckay. a coiored man. who
was supposed to be in this city. Officer
Cochran arrested the negro this morn.
ing. and the description given
fn sf 20 nc nm hi a. Nd ~
clothing he Wore indicates that he /.
| is not Mckay, but Phillips. and denie.
that he is wanted at Des Moines or ha!
committed any crime. Chief Mathia.
was wired as to the arrest. and will
probably be here sometime today.
| A wedding which will be of interes
| to many Marshalltown people will b,
solemnized at Sibley. the home OF tn,
bride, on October 3, when Miss Ger
1trude Brown will be married TO Mr.
Fred spaulding, OF Grinnell. The in
4 vitations have not yet been issued. TIL
home OF the young couple will be il
4 Grinnell. where Mr.. Spaulding has re
Gently been taken into partnership
1 with his father, who has for man!
4 years been interested in a large car
4 riage factory there. Miss Brown at
tended the college there and it wa
A during their student days that the at
5Istachment was formed which is ia cul
i inmate in their marriage.
Mr.. A. A. Greenbaum, who is soon t
|sleave the city and engage in bushes
lin Paris, KY. was the honored guest a
la stag" party Friday evening, ar
A ranged by a few of his intimate friend
without the consent Of Mr. Greenbaun
HE, with Mrs. Greenbaum, was invite
4 to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Krus
kopf, where fifteen gentlement friend
had already assembled. The guests pro
ceeded to have the greatest time mag
a Unable, and later in the evening partoo
q of an elaborate feast. Mr.. Greebaur
. Twas presented With handsome get Q
A game pottery, Mr.. p. A. Hawley ex
tending ii with the well wishes OF tn
donors. The guests were Messrs. Ma
{, Kruskopf. George ]. Allen. Leon Green
baum. W. G. Rodgers. c. r. Brown.
4 p. Lierle. Z. G. Wallace, w. c. Osmal
F. G. Auringer, Charles Whitehead,
F. Binford. Alfred Stern, r. "A. HaWle!
NJ. S. Mcfarland and Barker, OF Clea
q Lake.
y Mr.. w. S. Porter, Of Eldora, arrive
J in the city Friday afternoon on the Co
orado special from his several week