Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-19
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Weddings rings at Hellberg's.
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Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
4 Fresh oysters at Sunoell's Cafe.
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DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
DR.. Trotter. office with DIR. Mighel
DR.. Bryant. so4 North Fourth street
Turkey for Sunday dinner at Breck.
| els.
4 oysters in every style at sundell's
Cafe.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe:
i Fidelity Bank.
Buy your hard wood chunks from the
Gregory Brown Coal Co.
/. Fur sale Monday and Tuesday. Read
our lad" Archie Parker.
Pure maple syrup for buckwhea,
cakes at oison's, 127 West Main.
4 Cream white, snow white. pink and
rose pink Shetland floss at the Fair
Store.
1. Paley buys His goods for spot cash
4 gets big discounts and gives his custom
ers the benefit.
i Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Woodmansee have
moved from FOL East State street to Nc
los North Third avenue.
| Ladies are invited to inspect our large
1 line OF furs Monday and Tuesday neNs
Read our "ad." Archie Parker.
! A picture shower will make china OF
linen shower look like light dew. Kin
4 nan & Co. will donate handsome pic
/ ture for the first shower.
White Camel Court No. II, Tribe of
Ben Hur, gave dancing party Friday
evening, that was attended by about
forty members and about an equal
number of friends.
Mr.. George Gerhort, who recently
closed out his meat business in this city
| is again going on the road and will
4 travel for the McNeil-H Higgins Com
pany, wholesale grocers of Chicago. He
will have central Iowa for his territory.
A double funeral, quite a rare occur
renee at the Soldiers Home, was held
/ yesterday afternoon in the chapel, con-
Quoted by Chaplain Cole. The services
were over the remains of Matthias
| Wampach, the veteran who committed
suicide Wednesday evening by drown
ing and Parish l.. Bunting, the member
who dropped dead on the streets Of Ce-
dar Rapids Wednesday afternoon. Con-
corning the disposition OF the remains
of Wampach, telegram awaited from
M. Wampach. the deceased's son, at
Bernard, Dubuque county, was received
two hours prior to the funeral. asking
that the body be buried here.
The members OF the Iowa State Col
lcge foot ball eleven passed thru the city
this morning, en- route home to Ames
from Iowa City. where they met the $.
u. I. eleven in their annual game yes
terday afternoon. Attic defeated by IL
to the members were in high spirits,
and claimed that they had put up an OK
oellent game, despite the Odds All were
of the opinion that they should have
been allowed one score in the last half
but as a decision was made against
them they abided by 1t with good grace
Schuler receiving a broken nose and
coye a bad cut over the right eye.
Turkey for Sunday dinner at Breck-
els.
n. S. Bertrand, Of the Northwestern
Boarding Company, the dquarters sof
which were formerly in this city. but are
row in Boone, was in the city today
looking after business matters In con-
ncction with his boarding contracts with
the Iowa Central. Mr.. Bertrand is now
engaged in the business of boarding rail-
way laborers on q more extensive scale
than ever, having just secured the con-
tract of caring for the men who ara enl-
ployed on removing 25o000 cubic yards
OF dirt in four-mile cut Of solid rock
between Deadwood and Lee City. S. D.,
on the F., E. & NJ. v. railway. He has
two camps organized. one of which is
composed Of 100 men and one of 150. Be-
tween 400 and 500 men are to be en-
p;oyed on the work.
Turkey for Sunday dinner at Brock
els.
A. B. Roger, Of Toledo, was in the city
Friday afternoon, being on his way
home from Geneva, where he has been
for brief visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. G. Roger. Mr.. Roger has
Just finished a racing season with Laura
Bell. a 4-year-old bay pacing mare, the
property OF his brother. F. F. Roger. %
Geneva. The season was very sue
cessful one, and was brought to close
at the state fair at Springfield, Ill. Mr..
Roger started in thirteen races this fall
and was in the money each time, AMI
but once secured fourth, or his entrance
fee back. III two races he started with
Miss Ingles, the Hogue & Edwards
mare, of this city. and won second both
times. At Nevada, where, it will be re-
membered, Miss Ingles secured her mark
of :1sA. Laura Bell crowded her for the
first place.