Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-08
Fine watch repairing at Paley'a

oysters in every style at Sundell's
Cafe.
, Cabinet photos 81 per dozen at Cot
tage gallery tomorrow.
Printed cloth dolls and animals to be
made up at Newcomers.
Until Nov 16 we will make a big cut
in music rolls. Adamson, 116 West Main.
No finer oysters can be found than
those YOU get at the Paragon, 119 East
Main.
A couple of weeks of fine weather
would be very acceptable, following the
recent touch of winter
Twenty pounds of graduated sugar
for 81 Saturday only with purchase Of
81 or over in any department.. Bee Hive
/ If you want to save money on nice
Christmas present buy music roll at
Adamson's. Reduced prices until
Nov. 16
/ Wanted-Machinists, boiler makers.
lblacksmiths and helpers at the Chicago
Great Western railway shops-Oelwein,
Ia. For particulars apply to agents.
Special prices on fur goods on Satur-
4 day only. For every dollar YOU buy in
! fur goods we Will make you a present of
! 81 fine imported handkerchief Bee Hive.
/ Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
/ Central, was in the city Thursday, leay
| iii the evening for Eagle Grove, where
| he has claim department matters to look
| after.
| Captain Adrian c.. Arson and his team
of bowlers, as announced in these col
Emns yesterday, passed thru the city
1 this morning on the Northwestern, en-
route to Boone. where the team will
meet the Boone bowlers this afternoon
and evening in match games.
The Tama Free Press says of form
| er resident of Marshalltown: Bill
Walker, of Montour, is a free man
again. He was charged with assault
| with intent to commit murder He
placed himself in the hands Of his at
torneys,' Wil,ett & Willett, and escaped
with a charge of simple assault. The
judge suspended sentence druing good
behavior. placing him under 500
bonds.''
Engineer Nose Arquette. of the Cen
trail returned yesterday from Farley Il
Dubuque county, where he was called
a week ago on account of news announc-
ing the death OF his sister, Mrs. Minnie
Arquitt. Mrs. Arquitt was the young
est sister of Mr.. Arquette and for some
time has not been expected to live, be-
cause of illness caused by cancer Mr..
Arquette has been called to Farley two
4, tn, No
when it was hardly thought possible she
could live more than few days.
Robert Riley, former member of the |
Soldiers Home. who was discharged
from the institution last August for vio-
lating the rules regarding the bringing
to the institution of spurious liquors,
was sent to Cedar Rapids Thursday
right by Poormaster Pemberton. Riley
has been living in the city since his dis
charge from the Home and now that
his money has run out he made applica-
ton to the county for aid. AS his legal
residence Is in Linn county the overseer
of the poor considered that county had
best care for him. Riley is Ill. too,
and in need of medical attention, and al
tho he tried to regain admission into the
Home Commandment Horton considered
that he could not consistently readmit
him.
The Tama Herald Is growing sar-
castle in regard to Marshalltown sew
age. This is it's latest effort: "The
Fish Protective Associa-
ton offered rod and a reel to the per-
son catching the largest game fish in
the Iowa river during the season clos
ing on the first day OF the present
month. There will be several claim
ants for the beautiful prizes. but there
is general suspicion In Tama that the
winner will be the superintendent of
the Marshalltown glucose works. The
fact that Marshalltown has a Fish
Protective Association will arouse
ripple Of surprise in this vicinity. That
there has been abundant opportunity (
for such an association to give proof
Of its usefulness will not be denied by
people who have noted the trend OF
events during the past few years"
A great deal of interest is being CEN
tered among Northwestern passenger ,
trainmen in the rebulletining Of the pas !,
senger runs. which will be done next !,
Sunday. The old bulletin, made year ,,
ago. expires on Sunday, and on that date ,,
the drawing for the new will occur. ;
With the exception OF the overland linn {
tied runs, Nos. l and 2, and and s. the !.
conductors and brakemen will have
their choice of trains with regard to :
their age of service, but with. the over :
land runs the case will be somewhat :.
On these runs the men are to !,
be picked, both conductors and brake
men. In selecting the men one especial
feature that will enter into the selection
Is the neatness in dress and the personal
appearance of the men. AS these four
trains are the best and SWEETEST that !
are run over the line, the passenger de- :
partment is going to insist on having the :
finest material among the men, so that
n dress and appearance they will CORE :
spond with the luxurious appointment :.
IF the trains. 1t is not thought there will :.
De any very radical changes made over
he present crews. Those on the runs
.ow are Conductors Denny Ward, Will y
w. II. Crosby, George Dayton
md Frank Spaulding.
Mrs. Christine C. Snyder of Des
ioines. past department president of !,
he w. r. c., and at present one of :,
he assistant state inspectors, who has <
een in the city few days as the guest =
# Mrs. Alice c. Reed, went to Nevada !,
his morning, where this afternoon she n