Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-12


Order your baker goods from Sundell'.
Cafe. EVERYTHING first class.
Justice Burritt sent a stranger to jail
for six days today for insoxication.
The choicest steak in the city you
will find at Rupert's, North Center.
Uncle Josh spruceby' at the odeor
tonight. Prices 10, 90. 80 and 80 cents
i Wanted--A first-class barber at once
Steady employment given. Tyrrell 6
Brown. Eldora, Iowa.
4 We think we have the kind of shoes
you want. Call on us and see. e. G.
Wallace, s West Main street.
If you want to see the latest in cut
4 glass and ilp-to-date jewclry call at Pa
ley's. Nicest ASSORTMENT in town.
Only se.i5 to Minneapolis and return
via the Iowa Central railway on Oct. II,
- and IA. Ask the ticket agents for full
| information.
Oliver Briggs, young man working
in Shorthills foundry, had his eye SO
badly hurt today that the eye had to be
taken out. DR.. Wilson did the work.
General Auditor T. /. WATSON, of the
Iowa Central, went to les Moines Fri
| day evening, where he remained today
looking after business matters in con-
nection with his department.
When looking for welding presents
step up to Miss Wolcott's studio and see
her lovely china and w;lter colors. If
you do not find what you want she will
| be pleased to take your order
For Sale or Rent-The Stipp Hotel at
State Center. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, papered and painted
and cleaned ready for g. good man to
step in and take charge. No other need
apply. Apply to NJ. c. Dakin, State
Center.
White, of Montour, is having her eyes
successfully treated for graduated lids
by Dr. Wood, who lately returned from
Europe. The doctor has some thirty
cases under treatment ard has fine sue
ces in eye and ear cases that have been
considered incurable by other physi-
clans.
Mrs. N. W. Wood, who has been vis-
itlng friends in Grinnell for a few days.
arrived in the city Friday and expects
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The operling social given by the La
dies Auxiliary of the Railway Y. NJ. C.
A. Will be held next Friday evening, Oct.
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the puilotIs.
The Railroad Y. NJ. C.. A. has decided
To denart from its established custom
relative "a, the Sunday sfternoon meet
iras and thew will be for men only,
with tho execution of those on the first
sunday ~ each month. when services
for mixed audiences. will be held. The
arrangement. DEEMS ' sli "n '.,,
rroi' JONI .. Ae.ao..e, eae 'eSsalei' WIZ
aoaress 'ae assoeie..olH
Charley Oryis a messenger boy in the
employ of the T.-R., narrowly escaped
being hurt Friday afternoon by being
RIM into Inv a man driving north on
Center street. The boy was on his was
to the office from the telegraph office
on his bicrcle and in turning the Center
street corner collided with the rig. His
wheel. which has only been ridden about
a week. was badly broken but the boy
was unhurt, excepting few bruises
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Last season was remarkable for the
production of romantic plays and only
one real successful rural play. clyde
Fitch's Lovers Lane. which had
wonderful run Of over ave months IN
New York city and an all summer run
of three months IN chicago. Inc TOUT
is under the direction OF William a.
Brady and VIII be seen IN THIS CITY on
Monday evening. OCT. ~, at tne ooeoh.
The company is a large one with cast
of thirty people ana car load OF spe-
cial scenery.
,Yr. Avn. palmer oationa, worker
and state evangelist OF me w. z. II. ",
arrives IN the city TINS evening ana VIII
remain during next week. Mrs. Palmer
will conduct meeting nc the Evangel-
ical church, corner OF Mltcheil ana An
son streeta sunday morning, ana IN ehe
afternoon VIII speak y; 1ne soioiers
Home. Next week she VIII hoid parlor
meetings In different portions OF the
city Mrs. Palmer VIII be entertained
by Mrs. Emma BoardInan. 4lo East
Church street, during her stay IN the
city.