Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-25

Dr.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.

DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
Dress goods and silks At the HAWKE
oyster. IN every style al sundel,'s
Cafe.
cotton blankets, = cents. Banaatyns
& Lay.
You Will find nice line Of dress
goods at all prices at Newcomers.
Tomorrow we will offer one lot OF
rainy day skirts, worth $3.50 and up.
for IS. The Hawkeye.
Lee & Benedict are headquarters for
the latest styles in wraps, and they sell
them as low as the lowest.
The store room on Main street ad-
joining the City National Bank will be
for rent Nov. I. City National Bank.
DR.. Dobson. eye, ear, nose and throat,
in DR.. Bryant's Office. DR.. Dobson has
taken thorough post graduate work in
this line and is competent
We have something new in chamber
suits, book cases and library tables
that will please you. We have just got
them today. They are new style. D. c..
Wilbur.
Mr.. Moses Stern Stern has received
word from Worms-on-the- Rhine, Ger
many, announcing the death of his aged
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Guggenheimer, who
was So years OF age.
Chester Crellin, an employe OF the
Central general offices, reported to the
police Wednesday night the robbery of
his watch. which was stolen from the
toilet room Of the second story OF the
building.
officer Clark arrested a stranger at
the depot Wednesday evening for the
larceny of a watch belonging to an old
soldier. The watch was recovered and
the prisoner will have a hearing in the
mayot's court this evening.
Kennedy's bakery products are never
&eXcelled. We have just received fresh
supply OF corals and Long Branch
waters various kinds OF cookies and
the best oyster crackers in the mar
ket Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Not oyerstocked on capes and jackets,
but we have the best assortment OF
good styles in the city. and remember
you should get our prices before you
purchase forwe will not only save you
money on every garment you buy, but
give you the right Styles. Lee & Bene-
dict.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Smith, Miss May
Bruce and Miss Lloyd, Messrs. B.. f..
Farley, w. F. Brewer, Roy Bivens and
Farwell N. Anderson, formed party.
of Albion people that enjoyed Wednes-
day evening in the city in attendance
at the performance of At Piney
Ridge.
The home Of c. NJ. Cook, sos North
First avenue. has been quarantined son
being slightly i'll with the disease The
street has also been quarantined for
the same disease, a little daughter be-
ing i'll.
4 Professor o. r. GLEASON drew a good
sized audience upon his return engage
nent in the city Wednesday afternoon.
when he appeared in Finkle's Park at
an afternoon performance. Thunder-
bolt, a man-eating stallion, was the
principal drawing card. and the animal
was subdued after a hard struggle SO
that the educator was able to drive him
single to his cart
The case nf Gus Wahlberg. who was
arrested Wednesday because OF his
queer actions and because he was
threatening his family, has been set
tied by Wahlberg promising to go to
Des Moines and receive treatment in a
gold cure institute Wahlberg once
took the Kelley cure. and for a long
time refrained from the use of intoxi-
eating liquors. but Of late has been
drinking heavily and his present cons
dition is attributed to this fact.
on oct. 1s, 90, md 80 the Iowa Central
Railway will sell settlers excursion
tickets to points in Montana, Idaho.
Washington, Oregon and British Colum-
bia at very low rates as follows: to
Helena, Butte, Great Falls and kalis-
pell. one way s23; round trip $40. To
Spokane, Portlan nd, Tacoma, Seattle,
/! Vancouver and Victoria. one way $28:
round trip s45. For full particulars call
Ion Iowa Central ticket agents. or ad-
dress, Geo S. Batty. G. p. & T. A.. Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
| Mrs. Z. j. Elworthy, OF Chicago. a
former Marshallown lady, whose hus-
band was Marshall Field & Co. trav-
cling salesman and resided at the Pill
grim With his family for a. year or SO,
arrived in the city this morning from
/ Edora, and was the guest until this af-
ternoon Of Mrs. Will Webster. Mrs.
Elworthy recently lost her husband,
who died as the result OF a. stroke OF
paralysis. She will continue to make
her home IN Chicago. where her sister.
Mrs. Frank Fleming. who also formerly
| resided here, lives.
REGISTRATION IN PROGRESS.
Voters ENROLL ng Their Names Quite
Rapidly.
The boards of registration convened in
the voting places OF the four wards OF
1.-The CITY this morning and will be in asS-