Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-26
Dr.. Bay. IA East Main.

DR.. Nichols over 10 East Main.
Dr.. Burkart. osteopath. 3O2 West Main
! Dr. Bryant. s304 North Fourth street.
| A new assortment OF brooch pins just
received at Paley's
| One lot of odd lace curtains at one
third off. Bannatyne & Lay.
| H. Z. Sinkins. undertaking exclusive
4 ly. Second door west of postoffice-
| If you desire anything in nice. new.
rp-to-date goods just give Paley. the
1 ieweler, a call.
1 DR.. MARS. osteopatnic physician. over
Fidelity bank. practlctd over three
years in this city.
| We have something fine to show now
| in the line of picture frames. Don't fail
TO see US. Marion Gard
The Roney Boys Concert Company
Twill give an entertainment at the
odeon Saturday. Nov. 2.
A. B. Hubbart, of Montour, had a tu-
NOR removed from his eye this week by
DR., Wood, the eye and ear specialist.
Special prices have been arranged
| for Uncle Toms Cabin at the Odeon
Monday evening, 10, 20, 80 and 90
lcents.
Owing to the increase in his business
Mr.. Paley has found it necessary to en-
ploy another workman, Mr.. Mann, who
arrived from Chicago last evening.
| Observation-Disclosures boiler makers.
blacksmiths and helpers at the Chicago
Great Western railway shops-Oelwein,
Ia For particulars apply to agents.
| Rev. e. S. Sucker and Professor
| Weeden will begin their revival meeting
| in the Baptist church Sunday There
will be meetings morning. afternoon
and evening on Sunday. The meeting
on Sunday afternoon Will be for people
| of all churches.
The new sewer that has been ordered
| in by the city on South Center street is
being laid by the railroad companies
under their respective tracks. The Cen
trail is experimenting the first work,
and as soon as the pipe is laid under
their tracks the Northwestern and
Great Western will takesup the work.
| BY oversight Yesterday three names
| of parties who will give Gold Coin"
trading stamps were omitted from the
list published. They are the following:
j. D. Kelly, groceries, New York Rack
! ct Store and Burt Bingaman, harness.
Trade with those who give you Gold
Coin" stamps. They are as good as
cash.
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DIR. J. B. Albrook. presiding elder of
the Marahalltown district of the Metho-
dist church, was in the city over night,
being here to conduct quarterly confer
ence. Rev. Albrook was in Mcntour to
conduct quarterly conference Saturday
morning, and in LeGrand Saturday af-
ternoon. He went to Laurel this morn
ing and will be in Gilman tonight. He
Will be in Gilman Sunday morning to
preach and will preach in Laurel Sun
day night.
John Mangan. yard foreman for the
Chicago Great Western railway. was
placed under arrest by City Marshal
Nicholson and officer Weaver Friday
evening for violating city ordinance
regarding blocking public crossings. A
/ car had been placed over the crossing at
Third street. but Mr.. Mangan states
that it was no fault OF his or his men.
but that instead Iowa Central repuirers
were responsible for it. The hearing Is
set forsthis evening before Mayor Jones.
Walter Anderson, resident of the
city for thorty years and until recently
of the bakery firm of Anderson & Nell
son and Anderson & Anderson. left Fri
day night on the Central for Flandreau.
S. D., where he has decided to locate.
Mr.. Anderson has not yet decided def
nitely Just what business he will enter
| in Flandreu, but he has two or three
propositions and will decide shortly af-
| ter his arrival. Mrs. Anderson and chill
dren. who have been spending the sum
| mer In Atwater, Mimi, with Mrs. An
dersons parents. leave Atwater today
and will meet their husband and father
| in Flandreau on Sunday or Monday.
Word received in the city from Gales
burg, ILL.,, announces the marriage of
Miss Carrie Bousum, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Bousum, of this city, to
Mr.. w. a. Allen, of Gaiesburg. The
| The bride, who was former nurse in
l the SOIuleES I1oItet III llliS SAtS, AidS OOSa1
lin Galesburg little over a year, acting
as nurse for Mrs. Alice Robbins. an
invalid who was formerly member of
1.-THE hospital here. She only returned to
Gaiesburg last week. after a two weeks
| visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen will be at home to their friends
after Nov. 15 at No. 6S North Whites
lboro street, Galesburg.
Rather strange freak In mice at
ltracted considerable attention today
at the c. j. Lander store When the
clerks opened up for business this
morning one noticed a mouse on the
| floor, back of the prescription case.
The little rodent was dancing and
whirling around, after the fashion of
1.-THE sacred Chinese white mice, and 1t
was no trouble at all to place a towel
over it and effect its capture. After
being placed in a large glass jar the
lsame performance was kept up. and has
been all day. 1t was suggested that
being cought behind the prescription
case was responsible for the an
imaTs condition, SO happy did the lit
| tie fellow appear to be, but as the
antics have been kept up with vigor
4 all day that theory is evidently ex-
ploded.
The members of the Second ward foot
ball team, of Boone, which is said to
| be one of the fastest squads of little
! Fellows in the state, arrived in the city
this morning to meet the Marshalltown