Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-08
Dr. Nichols. physician and surgeon
Sewing girls wanted. Over 106 East

trimmed mats, the latest and mob
best styles. at Mrs. Morrill's.
I Special prices on tailor-made suits to
surprise YOU. Bannatyne & Lay.
Did you notice the new music in Ad-
amsoll's window. 116 West Main? It's all
new. No chestnuts. and it's all % cents
Mrs. D. B.. Shollenberger returned
Saturday evening from Waterloo and
will open her dressmaking shop to-
morrow morning.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Titte-
more, of the Central, went to Chicago
Saturday afternoon for brief stay on
company business.
Buy your underwear. hosiery and
blankets of us We will sell YOU summer
silks next summer for % cents yard
and give you the latest styles. Lee &
lBenedilct.
Four weeks from tomorrow occurs the
great battle of the ballots Every re-
publican should make it his duty to see
/ that his republican neighbor goes to the
polls and votes.
Buy your ladies' tea Jackets. outing.
gowns and fannele.te wrappers now.
They will keep you warm and we will
have a nice line of wash silks next
spring. Lee & Benedict.
Commencing tomorrow and continuing
until Saturday night we give 50 worth of
trading stamps for every dollar pur-
chase in our dry goods. millinery, jacket
and shoe departments. Hoyt's Depart
lment Store.
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| I'p-to-date machinery and careful
people is a combination hard to beat
hard to get. We've not yet struck per-
fiction. but Well give your garments
more careful treatment than they'll get
elsewhere. Flitton.
A baby girl which has arrived in Mar
iinette, Wis, is of great interest 10 Mr.. A.
S. Tiffany. for 1t is his first grandchild.
1.-THE little lady is the daughter of Pro-
I fessor and Mrs. j. A. Wauchope and
has been named Joyce Maurine.
Word from Stevens Point, Wis. an
Inounces the birth of daughter 10 Mr..
and Mrs. John Battin. Mr.. Battin is
| the son of Mr.. and Mrs William Battin,
lof this city, and is now manager of the
standard Oil Company's business in
/ Stevens Point.
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| The jury for the November term of
| the district court viii be drawn Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock in the office
j ofGCounty Clerk Bullock. AS there has
been some inquiry of late as 10 the
methods pursued in selecting jurymen,
| those who wish TO observe the course
of procedure under the law may be
present at this time.
i i
1 Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Mcbride were
host and hostess Satnrday evening at an
ielegant d nner which they served in hon
Tor of their guest, Mrs. Stewart Irwin, of
/ Las Gatos. Cal. The ones who accepted
their hospitality We're Messrs and Mes
danes r.. w. Mcbride, H. "A. Hurd, j. a-
feph Holmes and T. A. Brown; Mrs. De-
Hos Arnold, of Pasadena, and Mr.. j. p.
\ sDotaon. f
A Superintendent of Mains Mack put a
Il force of thirty city employees to work
4 this morning laying the suction line
4 from the new wells to the water works.
j The work was begun at the south end,
sisWnereS the water is some what lower than
at any other point The water, which
has delayed the work several weeks to-
Ia greater or lesser extent. Is receding
A somewhat. but is still higher than is
wished.
4 u. z. Aledsaris. of this city, has a pa
i8tent rack for holding curry combs
4 brushes, oils and grease. that will sell
Z rapidly to those engaged in the harness
d business. III has FIVE circles, the under
LOT Which issfor oils and grease. the 9TH
sier four for curry combs and brushes. 1t
4 VIII hold nine dozen curry combs and
two dozen brushes. The new invention
n Wasso on display Saturday at j. S. Perry s
harness shop.
Members of the city council, with the
I exception of Messrs. Benson and Har-
= ris. on Sunday afternoon inspected the
work in progress on the sewage dis
posal plant and the water extension. in
. order 10 post themselves so they NAV
vote intelligently on reports and rec
concentrations of the committees in
= charge. The council will meet tonight
a this being the date of the regular
Il monthly session.
!. a telegram to Mrs. A. T. Cruel Of
-sI5this city, Sunday morning called her ID
!. Alliance, o.. where on Saturday after
noon a 4 O'clock occurred the death Of
4 her brother, Samuel Carr. as the resul,
! ijof typhoid fever. Mr.. Carr was 50 years
a sof age and resided near Alliance. HI
was the son Of Mr.. F. D. Carr. of ALI.
ance, who spent nearly all Of last sum.
) mer in this city with his daughter Mrs
/ Cruel left for Alliance on the Colo.
> RADIO special Sunday afternoon at 1:10.
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Sheriff Shoemaker and Mr.. G. w
s Lawrence Went to Fort Madison toda,
in charge Of Charles Hesser and Et
Block, who We're sentenced to eighteer
. months each for breaking and entering
D. Russie sentenced to twenty
years for rape, was not taken today, a!
) 1t is understood he is making an effor
t to secure an appeal bond of $4,000
!, There is no likelihood Of this being ac
complished, however. A Green Noun
tain resident who was in the city today
: said Russie could not give bonds for IS
to say nothing Of $4,000.
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3 In the Sunday edition Of the Chicago
i Times Herald appears an excellent like.
!. ness and interviw with Mrs Elmina
: Springer, a woman well known TO Mar.
shalltown people, whom she has met OF
her numerous visits to her sister, Mrs
Nettie S. Chaplin. The interview is on,
!, Of a symposium from prominent womer
in the suffrage movement as regard.
I, this years campaign. Mrs. Springer Is I.