Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-24
Dr.. Nichols, physician ana surgeon.

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DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
Don't throw away your vote by fall
ing to register.
oysters served in any style at Gift
ford's restaurant
Hanging, stand, hand and night
lamps at Culleys.
Fall and winter goods Just in at Wall
e Rails Order your suit now.
An elegant ring Is always appropriate
for a gift. Hellberg, the jeweler, has a
fine assortment
Warm season. overstocked with
cloaks. Great sale Friday and satur-
day. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr. David Higgins .'At Piney Ridge
company arrived in the city this morn
ing from Des Moines.
The married Of St Mary,s will serve
from p. m. to 9 for the sisters bene-
fit.
Don't fail TO attend the grand opening
of the Iowa Tea Company,s Saturday.
Oct. p. Free coffee from 2 to 10 p. M.
japanese souvenirs given to each lady.
Deputy Supreme Oracle Mrs. George
3. Albert, of the Royal Neighbors, re-
turned Tuesday evening from Gearing.
where she had been to institute camp
of the Royal Neighbors.
The ladies will be Interested to know
that D. G. Wilbur is receiving new
goods daily. among other things being
ladies dressing tables, desks and buff
fets. Cali and see them.
The opening of the Iowa Tea Com
lspany promises to be grand affair."
Souvenir given to each lady. Candy
for the boys and girls. Don't miss the
grand opening of the up-to-date Iowa
Tea Campany's store at l34 East Main
street. opposite the postotfice.
a full grown tarantula, and very fine
| specimen too, was captured by en-
ployes OF the Marshall Grocery Com
pany Tuesday afternoon While looking
lover a bunch of bananas. The inn
mense spider was placed under a glass
i and has attracted no little amount of
iscuriosity.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Morgan went to
Chicago Tuesday night, where they will
have the pleasure of attending the cele-
i brated horse show, at which society
4 turns out Ell masse and as brilliantly
gpwned as for the grand opera. They
! will be joined by Mr.. ard Mrs. j. w.
iSipher. of Monmouth. father and moth
Ter of Mrs. F. l.. Meeker
A stock of jewelry that is representa-
tive of good taste and rare elegance is
! thai now being opened by Hellbarg, OPP
posite the fremont. The most no1icea-
/ Bile failure of the new goods is the ABB
sence of the heavy and clumsy effects
seen in SO many stocks. and instead,
lsdaintines,s Of style that shows careful
selection from the best manufacturing
| Jewellers.
| David Higgins great southern play.
e At Pinsy Ridge appears at the
1 Odeon tonight. At Piney Ridge is a
stirring STORY of life in the mountains
1 of eastern Tennessee. and the charac-
ters are Well drawn and full of dralnat-
1 ie interest The four acts are we'll de-
lsveloped and reach by progressive stages
most effective climaXea The company
is a powerful one, and the car load of
scenery carried by the company is COM
1 plete in every detail.
Ach Louie Tate demonstrated the
fact this morning that he is not only
i q success in blackface and that he
/ knows something else besides Ma
l Hannah Lady and is now open 10 ali
challenges in sprinting contests for any
/ distance under a mile. "A match be-
tween Charley Hood aud himself was
run off this morning for s25 side.
4 Tate WAS an easy winner, tinishing as
1 steady as clock work and going under
/ the wire in an easy jog. The defeated
/ Splinter paid the amount of the purse
l without a Whimper but insists that he
/ is TO have another match soon.
Miss Emma Redel arrived in the city
\ Tuesday evening from Oskaloosa, called
I By the illness of her aunt, Miss Marga-
II ret skochendorfer, who is quite i'll al
the home of her sister Mrs C. F.zRedel
# Miss Kochendorfsr is suffering from al
& attack Of dropsy and other ailments in:
\ cidental TO old age. Her life has beer
la very sad one, as she has never beer
4 We'll since little girl years of age
when she was lost for a day and {
might and when found was bereft of he
reason. Her mind has never fully re.
Il covered from the shock. Mrs. Georg,
III. Klein, of McGregor, "a sister of Mrs
4 Rebel, has been summoned and is ex
lpected to arrive in the city soon.
Sheriff Shoemaker and Deputy Hut
son We're called about noon today to III,
home of Gus Wahlberg, corner Of Boone
4 and Sixth streets, to place under arres
) Mr.. Wahlberg. whom Mrs. Wahlbers
alleges has been acting IN such a man.
4 ner as TO cause her to fear for her lif'
I land those Of her children. Mrs. VAIL
q berg claims that her husband, Will,
4 under the influence Of liquor Tuesda,
4 night, threatened to shoot her and sh'
was compelled 10 take refuge at TIT
4 home of her brother, Adolph Carlson
Il Where she has remained today