Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-02
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Dr.. tierle. physician and surseon:
Eyes fitted correctly at Paley's.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Ice cream at Breckles' every evening.
New fall styles in street hats Hoyt,s
department store.
Don't miss our great values in black
taffeta silks. Bannatyne & Lay.
as1til
Lost-A bunch Of eight keys. Reward
for return to Harry Hole, at o. H. Hole
8 Bros store.
Tomorrow. extra large size bed
spreads, worth 31.60. for $1.O0. Hoyt's
department store.
Take your clothes to Flitton's dye
works, "a West Church and have them
cleaned and dyed.
The Marshalltown Fish Protective
association will hold meeting tonight
in the mayors Office.
Val Blatz "Private Stock" is the fin
est beer manufactured for table use.
Sold by Gust Bierman.
Ten second hand wheels for sale at the
right prices, on installments. E. E. Har-
ian. II South First street.
Go to Sinclair's Tea House tomorrow
and get pretty and useful souvenir
with each so cent purchase, coupons
also,
DR.. Wilson, the well-known success
eye and ear specialist will be found
daily in his old ONCE as usual until De-
cember i, 1901.
Mr.. E. E. Harlan. who has been ill for
the past six weeks and for some time
has been in Colfax, has returned home,
much improved in health.
The barometer dropped down towards
the rain quarter during the night, but
before reaching the mark it commenced
going in the other direction.
Saturday, commencing at noon we
will have another % cent grab sale.
among the numerous articles Of jewelry,
will be two watches. a ladies' and
gentlemen's. Miller. the jeweler.
We need your money, you need a
piano. and now is the time to buy one
right at Harlan's. We have three or
four good pianos that have been out.
Will make a big reduction on them. No.
liz West Main.
At the conclusion Of the Phillips, Holt
and Wenger seining cases Thursday
evening, Justice Burritt announced that
he would reserve decision. The attor-
neys did not argue the cases Thursday.
and may not do SO, but they have that
privilege on Monday II they wish to
exercise it.
Mr. John Plum, who resides in Camp
BELLS Grove, southwest of the city.
thinks it unfortunate that some other
person has the same name and gets in
to police court He. is not the John
Plum arrested last week for stealing
chickens. He says he has several hun
dred chickens of his own.
President w. NJ. Beardshear, Of the
Iowa State College, Ames, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Meta. and sons.
Will and Charles, was in the city this
morning, being on his way to St. Ans
gar, point near the Minnesota line on
the Cedar river, where he will enjoy
camp life for fortnight.
Mrs. George Cummings. wife. Of En-
| gineer Cummings, OF the Central. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening from
Monmouth, ILL.,, where enc has been liv-
\ ing for the past few years, and Will
make her future home here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings have rented the Holtz-
claw property at 3oe South First ave-
| nue..
Mr. j. w. stull, of Chicago, chief ac-
countant for Armour & Co.. and Mr.. c.
E. Banes. OF Davenport, who is spending
most of his time now in this city look
| ing after the company's interests. went
to Hampton Thursday evening. where
/ they remained over today looking sitter
\ company business in connection with
the plant there.
Frank Seraphino, the Chicago Italian
employment bureau man, who has furn-
ished several extra gangs for the Iowa
4 Central and Great Western, and who
4 has been in the city few days looking
/ after business matters, went to Lacey
/ this morning, where he will visit the
4 camp. He leaves tomorrow for Mime
apolis to look after business matters.
The burning out of couple of ties in
Il a COlVerC east Oh fsOcktOn caused Dy Cne
falling Of hot cinders from passing
engine, delayed the Great Western pas
senger No. 9 Thursday evening about
forty minutes. The train was held al
i Green Mountin until switch engine
with section gang could be sent tc
Rockton from this city and The culvert
repaired.
Mr.. Ellis U. Graft, of Red Oak, the
new principal OF Marshalltown high
school. arrived in the city Thursday
from Clinton, where he has been visit
ing in company with his wife and little
daughter. Mr.. Graf is here to remain
and will get ready for the opening OF
school on September 3. He has rented
the east Bernhart cottage on Yves,
State street. Mrs. Graft and daughter
will arrive from Clinton shortly.
Two strangers whose actions wer,
suspicious were arrested in the railroad
yards Thursday night by Marshal Mich
olson and Officer Weaver On the per