Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-27

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Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Plenty of fresh eggs at Cullsy's.
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
The latest styles in fine watches a
Paley's.
Fresh fish are cheaper. A good as
sortment for 10 cents per pound at Cul
lley's
Hear Mrs. McColl. She is charnin.
4 singer, at east court room Saturday a
s p. m.
1 Wanted-5o0 tons of pumpkins, 50 8
1 ton delivered at. factory. Hawkeye
Canning Company.
Mr.. McColl is pleasing and forcefu
speaker. '-Des Moines Register. Heal
him at the east court room Saturday. a
S p. m.
A chance to egt a large sized portrait
isof William; Mckinley. Densel & Will
sbur will give on every purchase one Of
these beautiful pictures.
DR.. and Mrs. F. p. Lierle were in Lis.
comb Thursday night, where they Were
present at, the marriage of Mr.. Ray
Emond L. Bixby to Miss Mary Ulery.
The rainfall during the early morning
shower amounted to sixteen hlndredths
Of an inch. The extremes of tempera-
ture for the twenty-four hours ending at
Z a. IN. We're Sc and 46.
Remember it costs you nothing to
guess on the number of beans in the Jar
at the Iowa Tea Company store, 1874
East Main street. Guessing contest
closes at o'clock Oct. IA.
The Iowa City Republican ef Thurs
day. says: Miss Dorothy Wickersham,
of Marshalltown, graduate. of the
class of 1899 of the university, has
The Centrars combination baggage,
express.and mall car No. 80. which has
been thru the shops for r,spainting,
vanishing and cleaning, wa, brought
out yesterday and placed on the Story
City branch runs.
Mrs. Evelyn n. Belden, president OF
the Iowa Equal Suffrage Association.
who is to speak tonight in the east
court room, will arrive from THE west at
1880 this evening, coming from Sac City,
where she spoke last night.
Mrs Henry MANI, a German woman
residing on farm near Green Noun
TAIN was brought to the city this after
noon for the purpose of an investigation
as to her mental condition. Mrs MANI
is "a years of age and has husband
and several small children.
{ Tie Tama Free Press says: s'The
papers announce with
much satisfaction, and rightly too. that
the glucose factory will soon commence
operations again. People down this way
Will hailwit equal satisfaction that the
sewage disposal plant is completed and
will commence operations.
Mrs George West, who has been MAX
ing her home for some years with her
son, Mr.. j. B. West, of COS West Boone
street, and her daughter. Mrs. Jennie
Mcbride, of Eldora, left Thursday eve
ming on the Central for ottawa, Kas..
where she will make her home in the
future with her son. Mr.. G. W. West.
Oskaloosa Herald: John Bowen, the
Iowa Central brakeman who had his
foot mashed last week in an accident at
Lacey, is getting along as nicely as can
be expected under the circumstances.
The foot will be sore for many weeks
but the surgeons will preserve 1t and
have 1t healed about as good as the
original member
The Oskaloosa Herald Of Thursday
evening says: Mrs. Mary Converse de-
parted Tuesday night via the Iowa Cen
trail for San Francisco, Cal, to JOIN her
daughter, Miss Alberta, who is en-
gagged as the leading lady of one of the
foremost stock companies in the coun-
try. Mrs Converse will be with her
daughter thru the entire season"
Mr. Louis Hough, of Perry. represent
ing the business men Of that place, who
are to have street fair within the next
few weeks, spent Thursday at the car
ntyal looking over the attractions. So
far he booked the Wings, who do a
clever aerial act on the traps" and
rings, and Leon & Lamart, rhe panto-
mime contortionists and acrobats, with
their trick house.
j. F. Conner, the man who was ar
rested in this city Thursday charged with
$50 from the bank at Mel
bourne on a fraudulent draft, will be
given a hearing before Justice Burritt
next week, on charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. Conner
has been trying to secure the money in
order to reimburse the bank, but so far
has beer unable to do SO.
Just an average number of cases were
before the mayor this morning. Ole Oh
son. arrested by Officer Hurd for intoxi-
cation, had the necessary funds with
which to liquidate. Charles Chocolate.
arrested by officer Clark on a similar
cffense, was committed for six days, as
were Henry Cheenan, colored cook of
this city, arrested by Deputy Marshal
Cochran, and William White. arrested
by Officer Hanson.
Mr.. E. L. Tiffany, of Des Moines, who
is, known to many personal friends in
the city, spent the day here looking af-
ter business matters. Mr.. Tiffany until
recently was in the employ Of the Des
Moines Drug Company as manager Of
the cigar department. He has accept
ed a position with the Newman & I'LL
man Company, Peoria, wholesale dis
tributors, and made his first trip to the
city for his new firm today.