Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-01
Weddings rings at Hellberg's.
Fine watch repairing at Paley's
Fresh oysters at Sundells Cafe.
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.

Fresh oysters at Sunneii care
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
The Iowa Tea Company for high grade
cotfees.
Fellner's Honey Comb candy, pure
and delicious.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Gold Coin trading stamps at the New
York racket store.
New English walnuts in bulk at
Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
Hard wood. either chunks or split
wood. the best in town. Gregory Brown
Coal Co.
Comb honey Is cents pound; extract,
in pint Jars, % cents each, at Culleys,
South First avenue.
Less than 90 cents on the dollar for
Derby and tapestry table covers Satur-
day. Bannatyne & Lay.
One hundred pieces of new sheet mu-
sic just received. Come and get your
pick. Adamson. lie West Main.
Ten pounds graduated sugar 80 cents
Saturday only, With purchase of 81 or
over in any department Bee Hive.
To celebrate our third birthday we
will give beautiful picture to every
lady who calls Saturday at the Green
Stamp Store.
Wanted Machinists, boiler makers,
blacksniths and helpers at the Chicago
Great Western railway shops-Oelwein,
Ia. For particulars apply to agents.
Another big day for the Sinclair Tea &
Coffee Company Saturday They Will
give with each 50-cent cash purchase an
entirely new thing in a seven and one
half inch glass vase.
The members of the Iowa State Nor
NAL School foot ball eleven were in the
city this morning. being on their way to
Oskaloosa, where this afternoon they
met the Penn College eleven.
Sheriff Shoemaker, accompanied by
William Carson, as special deputy, left
this morning for Mt. Pleasant in charge
Of William II. Criswel and William Van
Dresky, two Of the seven Soldiers Home
members recently adjudged insane
There are two others yet to be taken to
the asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eckies, of Taylor
township, left Thursday evening on the
Central for Santa Ana, Cal. where they
will remain for visit of month or SO
with Mrs. Eckles' sister, Mrs. Kimber
Clever, and father. Mr.. W. /. Randall,
who has been in Santa Ana with his
daughter for about year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eckles will not return home until
spring, and after their stay in Santa Ana
will take a trip thru the mountains, over
Marshall Pass, and to Salt Lake City.
They expect to return via Portland.
The meeting of the Western Grocer
Company officers and branch house
managers. held in this city Wednesday
and Thursday. was brought to a close
Thursday afternoon. Mr. C. NJ. Carr and
Mr.. r. w. McCreery left for Kansas
City over the Great Western at GAO, and
John C. Let's and j. r. Hopkins de-
parted for St. Joe on the same train
George P. Smith left for Mason City and
John C. Ferrall for Albert Lea over the
Iowa Central Thursday evening, and
Messrs. II. r., A. p. and G.. n. Spencer
and Ollie Ellis returned to Oskaloosa in
the evening. Col. F. c. Let's remained
III the city over today and will leave for
Chicago tonight.
The target practice of the members Of
Company n, Forty-ninth Iowa, which
has been in progress for the past few
weeks, has resulted very satisfactorily
and already two of the contestants.
Capt. Lisie w. Brown and Sergt Guy
Everist have qualified for sharpshoot-
ers, having scored the necessary 12O
points out of a possible 15O. at 200. 300
and 500 yard targets ten shots at each.
Capt. Browns score was 12S and Sergt.
Everist's 126. Sergt. c. III. Froelich
lacks but one score of making the
sharpshooters' record, and has score
of 11s to his credit. Froelich did some
excellent shooting at SOC yards, making
score of "A out OF a possible 30 and
putting seven hits into the body of the
silhouette figure of the man kneeling.
Capt Brown scored 40 hits out of the
possible so at the same target.
The remains OF j. w. Emery, of State
Center, the stockman who was killed
Wednesday night in the Chicago Great
Western wreck near Dunkerton, ar
rived in the. city this morning from OeI-
vein, consigned to Colo, where the flu
neral is to occur, with interment at the
old burying ground known as Cory
Grove, twenty miles south OF Colo. Mrs.
Emery, who was i'll in bed when the
news of her husbands death was re-
ceived was unable to respond to the
telegram and go to Oelwein, and Mr.. A.
IL. Stuntz, of State Center, who lived on
an adjoining farm to the Emerys, just
across the Marshall county line in Story
county, came here to meet the remains
and accompany them to Colo. F. B. Ven
eman, Of Des Moines, an uncle of the
deceased, whom the latter was accom-
panying to Chicago at the time of the
fatal accident. passed thru the city this
morning, en- route home. Mr.. Veneman
sustained broken arm as 8 result of
the wreck.
Local fishermen took their last whirl
with the finny tribe yesterday, taking
advantage of the last opportunity to
angle for game fish this season. The
season hasn't been as good a one, gen.
orally speaking, as it proved last year,
altho those who have had time to fish
often have managed to make some fair
sized catches. The extremely hot
and dry weather of the summer
months, which meant also a lower
stage OF water than usual, is thought
to have been largely responsible for the
poor fishing. 1t is not known just now