Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-19

freSn oysters at ounCell CalG.
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
A fine assortment of loose diamonds
at Paley's
Go to the Paragon for the best oysters
in the city.
The finest bakery goods in the city at
Sundells Cafe.
Special display OF millinery Friday at
Miss Middlekauffs
Millinery opening at Miss Gilmore's
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Midlekauff's display of pattern
hats will be fine. Call and see.
Fidelity bank. practicvd over three
years in this city.
Mrs. Evelyn II. Beldon, of Sioux City,
is expected to speak in this city on the
evening of Friday, the 9th inst.
Mrs. Martha Moore. of Cedar Rapids
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
and will remain for a two weeks visit
With her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Henry,
and family. of 4o11s May street.
The White Market. on East Main
street. will open next Saturday, Sept.
q, with choice line of fresh and sailed
meats. which will be sold at prices thai,
will be an inducement for you to pay
cash.
Mr.. l.. b. Raymond, of Hampton.
editor of the Franklin County Recorder
was in the city this morning. being on
his way to Ames, where he spent today
with his son, who is student at the
Iowa State College. Tonight Mr.. Ray
mond will go to Denison. where he will
be present at the annual convention of
the Upper Iowa Editorial Association,
which begins this evening and contin-
.ues over tomorrow.
The Central steam shovel, which has
been on the Beer Garden" cut for the
past two months, and which. since the
work was completed south of the city a
few days ago has been in the shops here
undergoing light repairs, was sent north
this morning to Clifford. where next
Saturday morning work will be begun.
The steam shovel. and the cars contains
ing its appurtenances, were sent north
as extra No. los, in charge of Conductor
Clifford and Engineer Charles Young.
Miss Nellie Brennecke arrived home
on the Colorado special Wednesday af-
ternoon from Phoenix, Ariz., where she
ho fN,. a
guest of her friend, Mrs. Madge Taylor
Dudrow. Miss Brennecke has been
away from home all summer, having
visited in Colorado points, in company
with her niece and nephew, Grace Bren-
netke and Carl Mieckly, during the
greater portion of the time. She will
go to Chicago in about month to
spend the winter.
Robert Denbow. of Albion. reports the
allowances of pensions to Marshall
county veterans as follows: William S.
Girton, of Rhodes. Company L. Seventh
Illinois cavalry. increase from IS to s.
commencing Jan. II. 1900; Coe Letter,
Soldiers Home, Company G. First Iowa
cavalry, increase from IS to $12, COM
April II. 1901; Henry Keifner.
Soldiers Home Company !. Thirty fifth
Iowa infantry, increase from IS 10 $40,
beginning Oct. II, 1900: John j. North.
Soldiers Home. Company l, Third Iowa
cavalry, increase from IS to $40, COM
menceing Dec. IL, 1900
Johan Hoffman, German railroad la
horer, was put off a Northwestern train
here last night and it is quite probable
that he will have to be cared for in the
city hospital for time. Hoffman was
shot In the left side of the head several
weeks ago ut railroad camp on the b.
& NJ. railway in Nebraska. seventy-five
miles east of Deadwooc, S. ID. Hoffman
was in the company's commissary de-
partment and, acting according to Or
ders refused to make an allowance of
clothing to an Italian laborer under GER
tain conditions The italian, enraged,
shot him and he is still suffering from
his wound. altho he has been in an
Omaha hospital for nine weeks. Hoh-
mans home is In Chicago and he is try
ing now to reach relatives there.
Nathan Edsall, of Hartland. arrived in
The city this morning from Putnam
county, Illinois. where he has been for
week in attendance at the yearly meet
ing Of HiXite Friends. The other dele
gates from Marshall county. Mr.. Theo-
dore p. Marsh and Miss Gertrude Tom
l;nson, of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Corey, OF Hartland, are ex-
pected home Friday. Mr.. Edsall came
home day earlier in order that he
might be in attendance at the funeral
of the late Jonathan L. Hole, which was
conducted from the family home this
afternoon at 8 o'clock Mr.. Edsall has
been away from home since April i,
having been in the east, visiting in New
York. Philadelphia, Washington and
Buffalo, and turnout eastern Ohio ana
Pennsylvania.
DR.. ]. L. WINERY and Dr. w. S. De-
vine are planning hunting trip to
northern Minnesota, which will be taken
early in November, or in lime to reach
the haunts of the deer and moose before
Nov. 10. the first day of the open season
for big game in Minnesota. The gentle
men have selected point near the
headwaters of the Mississippi as their
camping ground, and will pitch their
tents near Lake Itasca. DR.. WINERY
has made the northern trip each season
for several years and never returns
without having secured one or two of
the much -sought-for game. DR.. DeVlne,
who has just purchased new Winches-
ter "30-30," one of the best deer guns
made. will accompany him and try his
o;r, o1tl,o he has done but little hunt