Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07
Eyes test.d free at Hellberg,s.

oysters III every StSAe 1T oulioeAS
cafe.
The latest styles in fine watches at
Paley's.
Picture frames, in all the new styles,
AT Cards.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank
kindergarten supplies, games. auto
albums and photo boxes at Liebig's.
Ladies $3.50 and IS lace shoes, good
styles. light or heavy sole, Tuesday at
I.9S. The Fair.
Your OLD dining room chairs have
been in use long enough. Go to Marion
Cards and buy new set.
Two Merry Tramps' comes to the
odeon next Wednesday evening. Seats
on sale tomorrow morning.
A number of the city firemen, their
wives and sweethearts enjoyed picnic
Sunday in the Iowa River park.
Tuesday Special Only-L. L. muslin.
ten yards to a customer. from 8 till 10
O'clock, at sA cents yard. The Fair.
Our cloak salesman will be at our
store tomorrow and take special orders
for suits. skirts and jackets. Lee &
Benedict.
Co!umbis. floss, black and white, to-
morrow so cents per pound. Not more
than one tox to each customer. Lee G.
Benedict.
Rev. +. w. Russell, of this city, will
deliver an address on temperance and
prohibition at State Center on the ev-
ening of Friday, Oct. IL, in the opera
house.
DR.. T. r. Wagner, of Chicago. head
chemist OF the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company, arrived in the city yesterday
and remained over today looking after
matters in his department in connection
with the opening of the local factory.
officer Mike Clark, accompanied by
his sons. Thomas and James, and En-
gineer Miles Kellehes and Conductor A.
NJ. Rennie, of the Central, will leave to-
night for Keithsburg, ILL.,, where they
win enjoy few days fishing in the
Mississippi. Officer Clark will take this
week as his annual vacation period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Raley of Columbi-
ana county, Ohio. spent Friday in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
e. SimplSins. Mr.. and Mrs. Raley are
in the county for visit of about a
month at the homes of Mr.. Raley's sis
tiers, Mrs. D. Z. Hole, Mrs. Horace Ed
sail and Mrs. Marshall Love. near
Hartland.
Mrs. L. w. Eells. of Quarry, who has
.tren i'll in Chicago hospital since re-
cent surgical operation, passed thru the
city this morning on the Northwestern
Nc. IL, en- route to Lal1oille, in charge OF
her husband and son Paul. Mrs. Eel!s,
who is still weak from the effecss Of the
operation, will remain for a two weeks
stay at the home of her parents NJ. and
Mrs.. Myrcn Woodland, at LaMoille.
The Eighth Iowa cavalry. which was
one of the bravest and most
fearless regiments of troopers sent from
the Hawkeye state to the civil war, will
hold its reunion at Abba on the 10th
and 18th insts. This was the regiment
OF Col. Elliott Shurtz, of this city. who
went out as captain of Company l.
which was recruited here. A number
OF the survivors OF Company expect
to be present at the reunion.
Mr.. George r. Turner, of Waterloo,
grand king of the Royal Arch Masons OF
Iowa, was in the city Saturday night
and conferred the royal arch degree up
on three candidates In Signet Chapter,
No. IS. The candidates were Mcssrs. f.
f. Stewart, r. A. Ely and t. NJ. Law
erty. and after the work banquet was
served by the ladies of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. Turner was entertained during his
STAY in the city by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hull. returning to his home at 1880 Sun
day morning.
Sheriff Shoemaker is In receipt of a
letter from the Chicago brother OF
Ward Kilt.ourn, the runaway boy cap
tured at Quarry last Friday. and from
the statements made therein 1t Is ap-
parent that the youngster has told the
officers se,'ral untruths. Kilbourn said
his home was in Chicago, but that his
parents were dead. The brother says !
that the parents of the boy are living.
that they reside at Neigh, Neb., and
that Ward has run away from home
times Sheriff Shoemaker has
written to the father. q. d. kilbourn,
at Neigh, and will hold the boy until
he hears from him. 2
Mr.. Stewart Eason went to Des
Moines Sunday evening, where he will
be present this week at the great coun-
ell of the Iowa Red Men, which will be
held in the capital city beginning to-
Mr.. Eason is candidate for
the position of great junior sycamore.
and the prospects are very fiattering
for his election, support having been
from many of the tribes OF
the state. Mayor L. B. Jones, Joe II.
yisek and Kelly E. James. all past sa-
chems Of Chippewa Tribe. No. 40, OF
this city, will go to Des Moines this
evening to be present at the council
and assist Mr.. Eason in his candidacy.
.Ju.tice Burritt disposed of three cases
Of INVESTIGATION at the morning session
Of his court today, three arrests having
been made by the police Saturday after
noon and night. al Edgington. arrested
by City Marshal Nicholson, was dis
charged upon his promise to pay the
costs. he having job that he wanted to
fill this morning. Walter oliver, arrest
ed by officer Hanson, on a similar
charge. paid the costs and was dis
charges. w. A. Mccoy, clairvoyantl
and palmist, who fell in with Edgington
and Jack Waldo got intoxicated and
disturbance was arrested by |