Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-13

DR.. MARS. osteopathy.
Fine watch repairing at Paley'A
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe:
Fidelity Bank.
Wanted-Ladies' and chfldren's dress
making at 2os North First avenue.
Your laundry will be called for anc
returned If you will telephone Fulton.
Ladies' outing flannel gowns tomor-
row, So cents for choice. Lee d Bene-
dict
Slightly used Falcon No. Eastman
kodak with complete outfit $500 at
Adamson's A snap.
Big line of sofa pillow tops in all the
new designs. golf and outing pillows
etc. at Newcomers.
Mrs. w. p. Hughes left this morning
for Sabula, summoned by word announ-
cling the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Henry Dickinson.
Special-One case ladies' fleece lined
union suits tomorrow for 90 cents L suit.
Not more than four suits for each Gus
toner. Lee & Benedict
Special sale OF Fliesher yarn: Ger
man knitting yarn per pound. IS cents:
per skein, 90 cents. Shetland floss per
pound, 20 cents; per skein. 6 cents. An
CORA wool in grey and white, cents a
ball. I've wool. large ball. per ball
cents these prices for this week only.
The Fair.
a change in the duties of portion OF
the Chicago C Northwestern baggage
men is to take place on Jan. i. when
four Of the bagga4emen on trains and
2, the overland limited runs. will run
from Chicago to Council Bluffs, instead
of on either one of the three divisions.
as at present The baggagemen are to
handle the train dynamos which furnish
the electricity for lighting the elegantly
appointed ocean-to- ocean trains.
Mr.. Frank Dryer. who, for about
three years, has been employed ir/ttds
city in the carpet department. of the
Densel & Wilbur store, left Tuesday ev-g
ening for Chicago, where he has az
cepted travelling position with Carson
Prize, Scott & Co. He was accompanied
by his wife, as his future home is TO be
in Chicago. Mr.. Dryers territory has
not as yet been made known to him,
but will likely be either in Iowa or
Mr.. A. j. Glidden was called to Ames
Tuesday evening by word announcing
the death at Sac City of his brother,
Charles II. Glidden. who fell from a
soa folding on standpipe, eighty-five
feet to the ground, and was instantly
killed, mention of which appeared in a
dispatch in these columns Tuesday eve
ming. The funeral was conducted from
the deceaSed's home in Ames this after
noon. Mrs. A. J. Gliddcn, daughters,
Nellie, Lois and Pearl, and son.
Mr.. Eugene Glidden. went to Ames this
to be present at the funeral.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette gays: Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest II. Norris entertained
evening at O'Clock relatives
and intimate friends. Their guests were
invited TO the christening of their
Young son, who was named James
Bever, for his grandfather. Baptism
was administered by the Rev. DR..
Thomas E. Green and the sponsors were
Lynn Norris, uncle OF the child, and
Mrs. George B. Douglas An elaborate
dinner was served after the christening
and the health of Master James Bever
Norris was drunk in candle cup The
house was decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums.
Herbert Clark, the boy who few
weeks ago had an experience with a
street car collision on South Third ave-
-ue, came near knowing what collision
LEY q railway train meant this morn
IN ~ - Third avenue crossing of the
and Central. The boy was
driving his horse, hitched to a light
..son and had ,,eeri allowed to enter
enc of she gates. The ot. e mai, m
down and from Is east the ra-,. ~.
the Northwestern was approaching. Il,
boy couldn't get one way or the other
until finally the gateman. Sam Ander-
son, raised the north gate and allowed
him to pass. The fast train had to come
TO almost dead stop to prevent hitting
him and was, in fact, almost to the
when the gate was lifted and
he was allowed to enter Two or three
accidents Of this kind have been mar
rowly averted within the past few days.
Tuesday evenings Oskaloosa Herald
says: "a man named Gabriel was ar
reste dthis Tuesday morning by police
officer upon complaint of parties who
xnew Of the mans acts and he was
edged in jai, in state OF complete In
.oxication. 1t is represented to the po-
ice that the fellow has been drunk for
he greater part of two months and that
he has not been at work since he has
oeen in the city. The wife, so 1t is said,
las been abused in a most shameful
manner, having the clothing torn from
Ter body time after time. 1t Is said that
asst evening the man came home about |
o'clock and drove the wife and mother
rom the home and she wac compelled
% spend the night in the cellar, as there
vas no other place where she could find
,helter. The man had liquor with him
md was still much intoxicated when
he officer took him to Jail. The man is
10 stranger to the police and he was
,iven a sentence of thirty days in Jail.
The wife formerly resided at Marshall
own"
Spreads Like WiIdfire.
When things are 1.-The best" they be-
ome 1.-The best selling" Abraham
Hare. a leading druggist of Belleville.
D.. writes: Electric Bitters are the best