Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-11
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
DR. Trotter, office with DR.. Mighell
Fine line of wedding presents at Pa.

60
+ DR. Trotter, office with DR.. Mighell
j, Fine line of wedding presents at Pa
ley's.
! The Alexandria kid glove at the
Hawkeye.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
i Fifty-six inch habit cloth, 65 cents a
yard, at the Hawkeye.
II New lire of pebble cheviots from 75
cents to sl.S9 at the Hawkeye.
4. Ask about those diamond pins given
away at the Up-to-Date restaurant.
4 The clothing store Of Farrand & Gift
ford is crowded daily with bargain
seekers, and they are finding the bar
1 gains.
Only s6.75 to Minneapolis and return
via the Iowa Central railway on Oct IL.
IL and IA. Ask the ticket agents for full
information.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Denton, near the west end of Player
street was quarantined this afternoon
| for diphtheria.
Lovers Lane which had an all
summer run at McVicker's Theater in
Chicago, will be the attraction at the
Cdeon Monday, Oct. IA.
Rev. w. H. Scott leaves Sunday night
for Minneapolis, where he will remain
next week in attendance at the nation
al missionary convention of the Chris
| tian church.
| Remember the Iowa centrals 81 ex-
oursion to Peoria, ILL.,, on account of the
corn exposition and carnival on Oct. is.
| Tickets good to return five days from
| date of sale.
| Little was done in district court today.
Several motions were argued and a di-
vorce was granted to Jacob Gunther
from Hannah Nugent Gunther. Court
| will adjourn for the term some time
Saturday.
Lost-A Barry diamond scarf pin Cor
study by not eating at the "Up-to-Date"
restaurant. Come and see them sparkle.
They arc gems of great beauty, having
all the fire, luster and color of old-mine
stones. They puzzle experts and their
trilliancy is everlasting.
Friends in this city OF Mr. Frank
Wing, formerly cartoonist for the
T.-R., will be pleased to learn of his
success in Minneapolis and st. Paul. Mr..
Wing has been working on the st. Paul
Globe for a year or so, but now is in the
employ of the Minneapolis Journal,
which paper has made years contract
with him. His duties will be special
cartoon work and will not be confined to
the twin cities alone.
Frank Scott. farmer residing four
miles southeast of the city, experienced
an accident Thursday afternoon that
came near costing him his life. He was
in the act Of descending the stairs In his
barn when he slipped and fell forward,
his neck striking against a sharp piece
of iron. A cash two inches long was cut
across. the left side Of the neck, pene-
trating the flesh SO that the carotid ar
terry was laid bare. If the iron had Gu.
one-sixteenth Of an inch deeper Scott
would have undoubtedly have bled to
death before help could have reachedl
him. As 1t was he was able to reach the
Office of physician, in this city, before
he had lost much blood and the wound
was attended to.
Boardman, Aldrich s. Lawrence have
received word from Des Moines that the
case of the Marshalltown Stone Com
pany VS.. the Des Moines Brick and
Company has been re-
thus winning the case. This suit
grew out of an arrangement whereby
the local company was to sell no crushed
stone in Des Moines, and were 10 re-
ceive 500 for keeping out of the bust
ness. The Des Moines company refused
to pay, claiming the contract was void
and Judge Conrad sustained them in
this contention. On appeal the supreme
1t valid, stating there was nothing in
dicating an intention to create a mon
opoly and that there was sufficient con-
for the promise of the brick
Lovers Lane" by the popular Amer
can author, Clyde Fitch, which will ap-
pear at the Odeon on Monday, Oct IA,
.or one night. has wonderful record of
over $50 times in New York City and
Il
the struggles of a progressive
young pastor OF country church
against the narrow prejudices of his
lock. Woven in delicately with this I
is the love of the minister for :
gentle woman who is betrothed to an !
,ther man with checkered past. The
;oung woman, Mary Larkin, fascinated !
,y the strength of character and the !
mental and moral superiority of the s
,oung minister, falls in love with him in
urn. The villagers with whom he has
been at war take him back to their !
,earts when they discover they can not
ind his equal to fill the pulpit, and all
,oes merrily along Lovers Lane again. 4
The cast is large one, numbering thir-
" people and over q car load of special 6
scenery. The tour is under the direction
If William A. Brady. Seats go on sale
or Lovers Lane" Saturday morning at
, o'clock. i
The Mason City Times-Herald paysiI
he following compliment to the wife of S
. former and well-known minister Of
his city: While the people talk about :
he fitness Of preachers for certain /
harge, little or nothing is said regard
ng the fitness of the preachers wife. j
While the Methodists of Mason City 4
lail with delight the return of DR.. Van d
Ness because of his individual fitness,
here is a great deal of satisfaction toll,
NOW that he comes back because of the j
act that his wife is such help to the