Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

The Railroad Jack company arrived
in the city this morning from the south.
seventy-five cents for wide satin
duchesse, worth IS cents. Bannatyne &
Lay.
.Adamscn keeps the Cramer, Crown,
Seed. Hammer and Chautauqua plates
in all sizes.
Hear the fun returns at the Railway
Y. NJ. G. A. tonight. Music and games
while waiting.
oour flour room is filed with e. A. c..
o. -four. Try it. Always all right.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Now is the time to fix up for the vim
ter. We have got what YOU want. J.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Warranted black tatreta silk. s1.2o a
yard. Double the amount in trading
stamps. Hoyts Department Store.
You would think the Iowa Tea Com
spany had been in business for years If
you judge by the business they are do
ing.
4 In new pickles we have sweet mixed,
sweet spiced, white onions, ehow-chow
and other fine sorts. Reynolds. Watson
& Co.
Twenty-seven inch back satin duchess.
s1.s5 quality for Sis. Double the
amount in trading stamps. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
National ard local election returns
read and bulletined at the Y. NJ. c. A.
social tonight. oysters served by the
ladies from till 12.
Some there may be who imagine
there is some doubt as to whether Nc
kinley or Bryan Will be elected, but,
there is no doubt which laundry does
he best work 1t is conceded that.
Flitton does.
The w. c. T. q. Will meet at the ex-
change rooms on Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Considerable business Of
is to come up. program
will be given; also the report Of the
state convention Of Toledo.
The Rhoades- Carmean football eleven
has requested the Ti1nes-R Republican to
announce its challenge to the Iowa Cen
tral team for game at come future
date The Rhoadts- Carmean team has
$50 10 deposit, II the challenge is accept
I'd, on the outcome Of the game. like
amount to be put up by the Central
eleven.
The Central is having constructed &
new platform that will take in the
tracks on which passengers take the
south bound train in the morning. The
platform has been needed for some
time. as. in bad weather. and especial
ii in the winter and spring it has been
announcement 10 load and unload in the
from the new platform to the old are
also being placed.
Mrs H. w. squires and daughter,
Gleve, and Mrs. H. Z. Kinney, daughter
and ister-in-law, Miss Leta Kinney,
departed Monday evening via the Chi
cago Great Western for Riverside, Cal,
where they will spend the winter. Mrs;
Squires takes her daughter TO California
on account Of the latter's health, which
has beer poor for the past few years.
fAlrs. Kinney and Misc Kinney also ex-
6pect to be benefited by winters stay.
in the delightful western country.
Burt Morgan was placed under arrest
about 3 O'clock Monday evening by City
Marshal Jones. and is in Jail charged
with larceny. The complaining witness
IN the action is the boys stepfather.
William Springer, who alleges that he
has taken articles Of different kinds that
have been stored in the basement OF the
family's former residence on South
Fourth avenue Several Of the stolen
articles have been recovered today by
the marshal from different place. where
Morgan disposed Of them for small sans
in cash A show case, a large coffe efmill.
s'uch as ]. used in a grocery store, pair
Of scales. ETC., among the missing arti-
cles, have as vet not been recovered.
Mr.. Springer claims that $50 will not be-
gin to cover the amount OF the stolen
goods.
For the benefit Of travellers, many o.
whom have not yet grasped the
changes in time that went into effec,
on the Northwestern on Sunday. the
T.-R. will make little palmer tbs
change as 1t affects the early west
bound passenger, No. 3. No. SIS new
time is 500 instead of7:40. 1t has beer
| local train for the past few years, hui
according to the new card is no longer
One can not go to l4aMoille, State Cen.
ter, Nevada or the other smaller towns
west Of here as before, and both Mon.
day morning and this morning passen.
gers were disappointed. being to ths
train with the expectation Of maxim,
the local stops. Hereafter passenger.
for local points will take No. q, at $40
as No. 3 stops west Of. here only a
Ames. Boone, Carroll, Jefferson. Dsni
son. Logan. Missouri Valley and Coun.
Gil Bluffs. its terminal point.
Marshalltown will probably be priv.
llileged to welcome two OF her sailol
lads, Louis Mcclure son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Mcclure, and Harry Gregg
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Gregg, with,
in the next few months. The tire.
years enlistment OF the boys expires
in March and each Is contemplating ar
early trip home to Marshalltown to SCI
their parents and visit their man,
friends. Mr.. Mcclure is now on thu
Alabama, the 1eetest Of the American
war vessels and has the position o,
chief engineer. The vessel is now er
route to the Sandwich islands on
government mission. Mr.. Grege 70 still
on the New Orleans and is in the orient
Zach Of the boys has been very fortu.
nate. seen aotive service during tn
| Spanish war. escaped With.