Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-11

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Fidelity Bank.
Elder down dressing sacques from 9
cents up. at the Hawkeyc.
Matinee at the odeon tomorrow after
noon. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
Buy your kid gloves at the Hawkeye
Every pair guaranteed. at the Hawkeye
Don't fail to attend the closing
sale at Farrand g. Gifford's tomorrow
Great bargains.
, Toilet sets, manicure sets. writing
desks and work boxes at Lebig's,
West Main street.
Wanted-A tirst-class barber at once
Steady employment given. Tyrrell 6
Brown, Eldora, Iowa.
4 Farmers, while in town visit the Up
to-Date restaurant and get good mea
and enjpoy the waiting room.
Spend your clothing money with Far
rend & Clifford and get twice as much
for it. They are making closing-oui
prices.
4 Uncle Josh Spruceby" will be the at
traction at the Odeon tomorrow after
noon and evening. Prices will be 10, 20
20 and SO cents. At the manitee, 10 and
90 cents.
Excursion to Minneapolis on account
of the Christian church missionary con-
vent!on. Only one fare for the round
trip. Ask Iowa Central ticket agents fol
full particulars.
DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Hynds went to
Cedar Rapids Thursday evening, where
they will remain for an over-Sunday
visit at the home of DR.. Hynds. par
ents and be present at family reun-
4 ion.
4 We gave away more than one gross
of small French plate mirrors last SAT-
urday and have two gross of larger ones
which we will give with each so and To-
cent purchase on Saturday. the 18th.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee House.
For Sale or Rent-The Stipp Hotel at
State Center The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, papered and painted
and cleaned ready for good man to
step in and take charge. No other need
apply. Apply to NJ. C. Dakin, State
Center
Excursion to the Peoria Corn EXPOSE
ton ard Carnival via the Iowa Central
en- Friday, Oct. IS. Tickets sold for train
No. 4, leaving at 1920 a. m. Only "a for
the round trip. good to return in five
days. Ask ticket agents for full partic-
ulars.
Charles Bowman, aged 16, son of Will
liam Bowman, Glucose Sugar Rein
ing Company employe, residing at SOL
Arson street. who is employed at the
factory Of the Hawkeye Canning Com
pany. got the middle finger OF his right
hand caught in the cog wheels of the
crane that draws the filed tomato cans
into the coolers. The end of the finger
was cut off, but 1t is drought can be
saved.
Ralph W. Scott. son of Rev. w. H.
Scott, who has been on the road for
Scott, who has been on the road for sew
eral months for Everett. Aughenbaugh
Minn.- with Illinois territory, changed
firms yesterday and commenced work
again for the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company. Mr. Scott's terri |
tory will be central Iowa. and he will
travel under the direction of the Ft. |
Dodge Headquarters.
Harris Burdick former MARSHALL
town boy, who. in recent years, has de-
velope into hynotist and has been On
the read for the past few seasons as
Professor II. V. Blaundin. arrived in the |
city this morning, accompanied by his
wife and infant son, for a few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. Corie E. Newton.
Mr.. Burdick has Just closed couple of I
tent shows that he has been running dur
ing the fair season at Little York, ILL.,,
and after short rest will begin his !
winter season with his hypnotic show.
Warrants We're secured by the Sol
diers' Home officials Thursday
charging two of the inmates of the in
with insanity. The veterans
whose mental condition has become
such they can not be given proper care
at the Home are f. ]. Bartlett, the
man who caused a search to be insti-
tuted for his daughter on the plea that
she had become insane while visiting
him. but who was not in Marshalltown
1T all. and Daniel Kaufman. The COM
went to the Home Thursday
evening to investigate both cases, but
found that the men had retired for the
night and they Were not disturbed,
he hearing being postponed till this
afternoon.
Ex-Mayor f. G. Pierce and Council
man Richard Mcclure returned Thurs
day evening from Oskaloosa, where they
have been in attendance at the annual
of the Iowa League of Mu-
Mr.. Pierce, altho not now
engaged in municipal affairs, was hon
ured by the league with reelection to
the position of secretary. Mayor w. II.
Wray, Of Oskaloosa, was named as
president and Mayor Stebbins of Iowa
City, landed the next years convention
for his city. Several city officials were
in the city between trains Thursday
night, including Mayor Ellis Robb, of
Eldcra; Mayor p. j. Martin. of Water
loo; and Mayor I. A. Johnson, of Fargo.
n. H. Professors George w. Bissell and
A. Marston. of the Iowa State College,
Ancs, We're also here between trains, en-
route to their homes.
Seven cases were disposed of in Mayor
jones' court this morning AL Edwards.
arrested for intoxication by officer
Huld, paid out. James Tolan, arrested
by Deputy Marshal Cochran, George
Stewart, of this city, arrested by officer
and F. G. Beck, of Chicago,
arrested by Officer Weaver, We're sent
up for six days on the stone pile for