Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-13
Trenry's ics cream is best.

eee the new furs at the aawkeye.
The temperature during Wednesday,
night went down to AZ degrees. The:
maximum for the day was ~.
Watch. clock and jewelry repairing.
All work guaranteed. Green trading
stamps with all work and cash pur.
chases. Miller the jeweler.
Go to Flowers for oysters. New
York squares. 80 cents; New York
standards. 80 cents; selects. 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day.
e received today another large lot OF
sts>s up o-date Jackets. This is as
;compfSte and fine line as can be had
anywhere. Hoyt's Department. Store.
Miss Theresa Mcconnell, one OF the
brightest members of last years high
school class, left this morning for Rock
ford, ILL.,, where she will enter Rockford
College.
A meeting OF the committee on orr
ganizations OF rough rider companies as
auxiliaries to the Mckinley and Roose-5
Welt Club will be held tonight at the
office Of Ketchum & Johnston.
spending her summer vacation in the
city. returned to Chicago Wednesday
night, where she will resume her work
as Kindergarten in the Cook County
Normal School.
Hans Peterson paid the costs in the
mayors court for his case of intoxica-s
stion, for which he was arrested on
tuesday night. An old soldier, arrested
by OHtcer Cochran. and a railroad
grader, arrested by Officer Clark, were
given work sentences this morning.
The case ofslarceny by embezzlement,s
brought by the Marshall Syrup and
Candy Company against one OF its
travelling statesmen. Thomas e. Healy,s
was dismissed Wednesday evening by
Mr. Healy making good the amount Of
shortage, so, and paying the costs.
Mr.. G. j. Lander is in receipt Of a.
present from Mr.. S. G. Mcfarland,
formerly of this city, but now United
States consul at Nottingham, Eng, that
he prizes very highly. The gift is an.
interesting novel, The Legend Of ST.
.Juncundus, 2 one selected by NJ. Nc
Farland's excellent taste as very en-
pertaining book.
The invitations for the picnic and res
union of old Company D. I. N. G., have
been sent out to the former members,
both inSthis city and elsewhere. The in
Sitations will make a neat souvenir of
the occasion. containing as they do a
half-tone likness of Gen. j. r. Lincoln,
the former commander, with roster OF
the membership between the years 1881
and 1887. The reunion is to be held on
Wednesday. the 18th.
Mr.. Charles F. Densel, OF Winona,
MINI, arrived in the city this morning
and viii remain during the month with
his sister, Mrs. A. u. Wilbur, anu fam.
lily. mother, Mrs. Harriet Densel, and.
brother, Mr.. II. P. Densel. Mr.. Densel.
expects to be joined by his wife about
the 10th inst, she now being in ogden,
Utah, visiting relatives. Mr.. Densel is
a Northwestern engineer, witha run
between Winona and Mankato.
Officer Clark detained Wednesday af-i
ternoon three youngsters whom he
found hanging about the union station
He took them to the Third avenue po-l
lice station and examined them and
found that two held aftidavits from
their mothers sta ting that they had
been given their liberty to go when and
where they pleased. All of the young
stsrs were from Chicago and We're
working their way east from San Fran
cisco.
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Because our experienced and we'll
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Mrs George d. Brooke, Miss Kath-
|aryn Brooke and Masters William and
/ Harry Brooke, wife and family of Mas
ter Mechanic Brooke, Of the Iowa Cen
trial. will arrive in the city from Mime
/ apolis next Tuesday. TO make this thei,
4 home. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke will reside
88tn the @. H. Hole residence on West
II Main street, which Mr.. Brooke recently
rented, and which he takes possession
of Saturday. The eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs Brooke will not accompany this
family, but will remain in Minneapolis
4 where he is@a student In the University
4 Of Minnesota.
supt L. q Mack has succeeded
lin stopping the flow of water from the
old artesian well struck last week while
9 sinking the new well near the river
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