Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-12
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physiclan.

Try Chords short order meals
Quickly served.
Velvet, silk and broadcloth applique
trimming at the Haykeye.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, N. D., obstetrics,
diseases of women and children.
Allen has as fine an assortment of
cloaks as can be found in the city.
We have on hand well-screened nut
coal. j. +. Irwin Lumber Company.
See the pretty japanese cups and
saucers for only 25 cents at the Sinclair
Tea House.
Go to Gifford's for oysters served in
any style Fresh shipments from Bal
timore daily.
Our 2O-cent coffee is as good as any
of the so-called NJ. and j. at % cents.
Iowa Tea Co.
We can furnish you fresh mined hard
coal. any size, mined since the strike
Be sure and visit Sinclair's Tea and
Coffee House and see the large assort-
ment of beautiful Haviland china cups,
saucers and plates at % and 80 cents.
We purchased several gross and you get
the benefit.
The Northwestern overland limited
No. 2, due here at 2:04 Il. M, was de-
layeti into this point ten hours Sunday
and did not arrive until 1890 p. m. The
delay was caused by a wreck with the
Sioux City s. Pacific at Missouri VAL
ley.
Superintendent Sitter Of the North
western has issued bulletin to em-
ploysa on the Iowa division apprising
them Of the fact that smallpox has APP
peared in two towns along the division
and urging them to be vaccinated as a
precaution against contracting the dis
ease.
Clinton Jay. a young man who has
ben in the city several days, was ar.
rested on the streets Saturday afternoon
by City Marshal Jones. upon request of
Constable Liyings. of Belle Plaine. Jay
is wanted in the Benton county town for
|defrauding a hotel and the Belle Plaine
officer came here Saturday in the hopes
of finding him. While walking with
City Marshal Jones Jay was seen and
promptly arrested. Constable Livings
took his prisoner to Belle PLANE Satur-
day evening.
Presiding Elder j. B. Albrook Of the
Marshall;oWn district Of the Methodist
church. spent two Very busy days Sat
urday and Sunday in this vicinity. Sat-
urday morning he preached and held
quarterly conference at Union, and IN
the afternoon looked after the same du-
ties at Minerva In the evening he wac
at Albion. remaining there to preach
again Sunday morning. In the afternoon
he preached at Minerva and went to
Union for evening preaching and com
munion service.
The Shenandoah Sentinel announces
that Miss Eta NJ. Hunter, for several
years past, until this year. a teacher in
the high school of this city, who was
also a, former Shenandoah teacher.
sailed last week for Europe, in com
pany with Miss Lou Reed, Of Shenan-
doah. a@former pupil of Miss Hunter.
| The ladies Will make their first stay in
London- where they will be until
Christmas. They Will then visit italy,
/ Switzerland, Germany and other Euro
pean countries, expecting to be absent
altogether about a year. "A portion OF
the time abroad will be spent in study.
1 "a grist of cases for intoxication were
before the mayor this morning. most of
4 the arrests having been made by officei
/ Clark in the depot district Sunday af-
| ternoon. Martin Hanley, F. Skidmore
4 and William Lynch, all strangers; Will
1i.,y,, Tl.ais
i Tama; Charles Ryan, of Nevada. and
4 ~ Ellis and I. Moore, of this city. were
j all committed TO five days work f
Il Stewart. of Minerva, paid the costs, a.
4 did alsosJ. O'Donnell, an old soldier. OF.
81 ticer Clark arrested j. Hall Saturda,
afternoon. taking him In charge afte,
The had had a runaway and had beer
3 bruised considerably by being thrown
out. The horses were also taken Ii
charge, one having been injured slight
III. Hall put up appearance bonds Sun
q day morning.
The Roundabouts spent an UNUSUAL,
pleasant evening, Saturday at the horn
& of Miss Mertie Halbert For the tim.
lecture by Mr.. H. o. Skinner, of Can
ffeOAA, 49, lN<S-5 llSltIl.u5 10. DIG
Mystery was then explained an,
Il proved of SO great interest that it va
4 late hour before the young iadie,
separated, each one positive of wha
ssItne future held in store for her. Th
lecture abounded with the facts of as
4 tronomy and the fancies OF astrology
Mr. Skinner has given q great deal O
, time TO thought along those lines an.
: his talk is really scientific. When h
had finished, refreshments We're serve
/ and q good social time was enjoyed. Al
honored guest was Miss Lulu Rose, 8
Milwaukee, who Is the guest of he
n aunt, Mrs. j. Fl. Niblock. Others fror
without the club ranks present wer
Misses Lois Barstow. Martha and An
ma Hemingsen and Lulu Huffaker; an
Messrs. 7. Brown and C. c. Urine.
w. a. Little, special representative &
: the Mutual Life Insurance Company {
!, New York arrived in uhfs city toda
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