Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-16

Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
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Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
New styles in jackets today. Lee &
Benedict.
wanted-Boy to learn trade. R. w.
Chamberlain.
See DIR. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
New assortment of fancy waist fan
| nels at the Fair Store.
/ Eighteen tailor-made suits, former
price s9.9S. selling at s6.sS at the Fair
Store.
New siikolines, new draperies, new
1 dress goods, new Innings. new outings at
the Fair Store.
Miss Bessie speers, POI North Center,
| graduate Comnock School of Oratory,
will give lessons In elocution.
The finest bakery goods in the city you
/ will find at Sundell's Cafe. Orders for
Wedding parties promptly filed.
| Largest assortment of golf gloves in
the city. We start with fancies and all
| plain colors at a5. 80 and 49 cents at the
Fair.
Senator VIM B. Allison. of Dubuque,
was in the city this morning between
trains. being on his way from Tama.
where he spoke last night. to New
Sharon, where he addressed q gather
| ing of republicans this afternoon.
| Excursion to the Peoria Corn EXPOSE
| ton and Carnival via the Iowa Central
On Friday, Oct is. Tickets solo for train
!. No. a. leaving at 1920 a. m. Only 81 for
| the round trip. good to return in five
| days. Ask ticket agents for full partic
4 ulars.
Henry Bervinkle, veteran of Com
pany G. Second Maryland. and a mem
Der of the Soldiers Home, went to To-
ledo Tuesday evening. where today he
was examined before the pension board
preparatory to institutirg a claim Cor an
allowance.
Thirteen members of the Luxerlt
Bible Glass drove Tuesday afternoon to
the home of Mrs. j. r. Roupe. former
| ~ of this city but now residing three
miles south of town, where Mrs. Roupe
entertained them at the regular session
of the club. After the afternoons les
sons were disposed OF Mrs. Roupe
served refreshments.
Mrs. c. w. Thomas, who has been
making her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Sylvanus Lynx, since the
death of her husband one year ago, has
gone to Coon Rapids. in company with
her children, and will reside on her
farm near that place. Before her de-
parture Mrs. Thomas was rendered
farewell reception by large number of
friends, at the rural home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynx.
William Garner, of LaMoille, and
Swan Anderson, of this city, arrested by
City Marshal Nicholson upon charges
of intoxication, were before Mayor
Jones this morning. Each was dis
charged upon payment of the costs.
Frank Smith, of Cedar Rapids, arrested
by Constable Leech, was before Justice
Clark this morning and sent to Jail for
this case also. 81
Mr.. NJ. c.. Dakin, of State Center,
spent the day in the city on business.
Mr.. Dakin recently purchased the Dun
lop hotel at State Center, and after re-
fitting and refurnishing 1t turnout,
rented 1t yesterday to Mr.. Theodore
Blackmore, of Mason City, who is to
take possession at once. State Center,
which is one of the most progressive
little towns in the state, has needed a
good hotel for some time and now the
town expects to have one. The hostel
ry is to be known as Hotel Mack and
will be opened November 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Raley and Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Longshore and daugh
terT Of Columbiana, o., who have been
visiting their sisters, Mrs. d. q. Hole, |
Mrs. NJ. v. Love and Mrs. Horace p.
Edsall, near Hartlend have departed
for their eastern homes. They are very
much pleased with Iowa. and especially
Marshall county, and Mr.. Raley may
conclude to move his family here. Mr..
Longshore visited in Des Moines por-
tion OF the time ne was in this state, but
thinks Marshalltown is far ahead OF
that place, both in beauty and business. |
A number OF the veterans OF the /
Eighth Iowa cavalry, residing in Mar |
shalltown and vicinity, left this morning I
for Abba, where they will be present at |
the annual reunion, which convened to-
day and will continue over tomorrow.
All OF those from this locality were
me f1prs nj Conpany i which was (
raised here and went to the front with
Capt Elliott Shurtz ut their head, the
latter being made lieutenant colonel of
the regiment before 1t was mustered
out. Those from Company who went
from here this morning, We're Col.
Shurtz, Cloud Brock, G. r. Haas, w. b.
Beeson and James Cammack; John
Pyle, of LaAfoille; Alva Hail. of Mari
eta: Mayor Jack O'Neal. of Colo; Hor-
ace Beaman and M. v. B. Evans, of
Beaman and j. L. Straight. of Mason
City.
Overaeer Of the Poor Pemberton was
notified by residents living in the
Fourth ward this morning of a case Of
seeming abandonment of an old woman,
of whose destitute condition
was made in these columns several
weeks ago The old lady is Mrs. An
derson, between IS and so years OF age,
who. few weeks ago, was ordered off
the streets by the police for begging,
and later, while claiming to be looking
for her son. William, was taken to the
county Jail and there met the son, who
was serving a six days wark sentence
for intoxicatiOr1 Mrs Anderson has