Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-05
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Or. Trotter. physician and surgeon
Georre ]. Allen, scientific optician.

Or. Trotter, physician and surgeon
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.
Big line of hosiery and underwear a
/ Newcomers.
Fellner's cream candy, pure ant
| wholesome only 10 cents pound.
We carry complete line of b. & A
embroidery silks at Newcomers.
Tea cups in Japanese and American
china at Liebig's West Main street.
Corduroys in colors and black, also
| rev wolverines for waists. at Newcom-
er's.
One hundred pieces of new sheet mu-
sic just received at Adamsons Come
early and take your pick.
There is new kind of coal to be in
troduced in this morket. 1t Is fine stuff.
Better see the Irwin Lumber Company
about it.
You will find q souvenir spoon in
every sack of Cream of Patent -four. II
is sold by all grocers and al the mill H.
j. Benson.
Mr. John Nolan left this morning for
Canton, ILL.,, where he is summoned by
telegram announcing the death of an
old friend. Mrs. Henderson, whose flu
neral is to be held tomorrow.
Mrs. A. j. Mccormack, of Gearing,
spent Monday in the city. going ir. the
evening to State Center, where at
o'clock on Wednesday evening she will
be present al the marriage OF her sister,
Miss Florance Wyatt. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs e. r. Wyatt, to Mr.. George
Atkinson, of Nevada.
The Northwestern Colorado special,
No. 5, west bound as result of the new
time card that went into effect Sunday,
is carrying an extra sleeper to Portland.
Attic the train has always been about
as heavy as was thought consistent, the
new coach will not apparently make any
difference in her time, which, altho not
showing any faster schedule on the
Northwestern, is considerably faster on
the Union Pacific and arrives in San
Francisco few hours earlier than here
tofore. The train now carries three thru
sieepers, one to Portland. one to Frisco
and another to Denver.
The employees of the local postoffice
have formed themselves into a Postal
Club. the main object of which is to
prepare for the annual convention of
the Iowa State Association of Letter
Carriers, that is to be held in this city
in May. Mutual benefit of the en-
ployes, also the betterment of the postal
service, are to figure as objects of the
new club. Officers have been elected
in the persons of Deputy Postmaster
NJ. S. Mcfarland, president; Stewart
Eason, secretary; Walter Scott, treas
urer: P. A. Hawley. J. O. Saint and r.
S. Patten. executive committee.
Sheriff A. w Mitterer, of Hardin
county. was in the city Monday after
non between trains. being on his way
home from Anamosa. where Sunday
night he took Mel Clemens to the
to serve twenty year
sentence for second degree murder. Mr.
Mitterer landed his prisoner behind the
prison walls without incident. and
states that by the time the peniten-
tiary was reached Clemens was pretty |
badly broken up. showing his feeling |
more and more as the journeys end |
was reached Sheriff Mitterer returned |
to Eldora in the evening, and IN his /
county today is to be elected 70 his |
fourth term, without an opposition
candidate.
Mrs. w. r. Painter and son Carl were I
in Liscomb Monday night, where they
were in attendance at the marriage of I
Mrs. Painters niece, Miss Mabel Smith, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Smith. |
to Mr. Floyd Hickman, a young farmer
living near Union. The wedding was a
very quiet affair, only about twenty five |
relatives being present. Rev. Henry |
Hickman, father of the groom, per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickman left today for southwestern
For few weeks, and after returning /
will reside on the Hickman farm, in the
community. Mr.. Milo l..
Smith, a brother of the bride, who is
student at Ames, was in the city this
morning, being on his way to Ames
rom Liscomb, where he had been to
attend the wedding.
business men on the lumber of ladies
hat called at the Green Stamp store
asst Saturday for souvenir picture.
rs each lady was required to register
Ter name and address in order to get
ticket, it was not difficult matter
o get at the correct number that called.
rhe register showed two thousand
hree hundred and four names of ladies
My, as men and children were not al B
owed to register. From eight o'clock
n the morning until ten o'clock at +
light the store was packed and many 4
ould not get in. The souvenir oc-
aston was on account of the third
birthday of the Green Stamp store in
his city. The pictures We're very fine
o give away. Some were large photo
raphic views of Colorado and for
ign scenery and the coon pictures were
ute comtcal and good.
Gall Stones Cured.
L. C. Gorton, Arcadia, Wis; Mrs. B.
.. Boyer, Marshalltown; James c.. Way
ran, Wabash avenue. Chicago; Mrs
1. o. L4netedt, ia West Nevada street,
e. C. Lloyd, Linwood,
ldair county, Iowa; r. c. Broughton,
doriah. Essex county, New York Mrs.