Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-17

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i. Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
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Fine watch repairing at Paley's
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
I Dr. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main.
4 See Dr. MARS about osteopathy. over
Fidelity Bank.
Ladies' fannelette waists. es cents.
at the Hawkeye.
Good heavy sweaters for so cents al
4 the Racket Store.
Buy brooms at Culley's and get a
broom holder free.
The rattle of coal may he heard in
every quarter of the city.
4 Glover hay at Hammond & Benedict's.
| 80 cents per bale. Five bales for sl.50.
Indian summer is anxiously awaited
by the thin blooded portion of the pop
.Iulation.
French flannels, all WOOL in polka
dots and stripes, 40 cents a yard. at the
1 Hawkeye.
Tomorrow our fur salesman will be ut
our store. Special orders taken. A fine
line to select from. Lee & Benedict.
/ Have you tried the E. A. c. o. flour?
! 1t is one of the best brands on the mar
ket. Reynolds. Watson & Co. sell it.
Go to Sinclair's for your pretty china
wedding presents and those dainty
little china pieces for the china show
|ers.
| Buy your coffee of Culley. Better
grade for the money than others sell.
| Double the amount of your purchase in
red trading stamps.
1 We still have left i'll the Sc inch
habit cloth some desirable patterns IN
castor, grey, maroon and navy, at DO
Ecents at the Hawkeye.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
lY NJ c. A. will meet with Mrs. Don
Powell, 30S East Linn street, tomorrow
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
| DR.. Wilson. the eye and ear special
Il list, visited his large farm of $40 acres
in Logan township yesterday and says
| the corn yield this year Is much better
! than was expected.
One thousand dollars worth OF shaw
| ing tickets given away this week by
C. r. Anderson to his friends and Gus
toners. Barber shop 234 Market street
Cali and have your name enrolled. Three
frst-class BARRIERS.
Seventeen pupils of Miss Florence
Mathers, teacher of the fourth grade in
the Woodbury. school, surprised their
teacher "Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Allen, 7os
West Main street. The children brought
refreshments with them, which were
served after a merry evening with
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Bradley, who
accompanied the remains OF the formers
! mother, the late Mrs. j. II.
Bradley, of Chicago. to this city last
Sunday, and since that time have been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Bradley's
father, DIR. w. S. Mcbride, left Wednes-
oay afternoon, on the Colorado special,
for their home in Chicago.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Nc
Grew. No. South Sixth street Mrs.
Palmer, of Boone, one OF the state
workers in the w. c. T. u, will be pres
ent and Will address the society from
2:30 till 8, after which the usual pro-
gram of the society will be carried out.
Merle Crabtree aged 10 years, daugh-
Ger of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, of
7Cs East Main street, who is a pupil in
the fourth grade at the Woodbury.
school, under Miss Florence Mathers
was injured Wednesday while on the
playground. The little girl was engaged
with several Of her playmates in the
game of crack the whip" She hap
pened to be on. the end and was thrown,
falling in such a manner as to dislocate
the left elbow.
DR.. H. L. Getz went to Des Moines
Wednesday evening, where today he
was present at the sessions of the eighth
annual convention of the Iowa State As
ISOLATION OF Railway Surgeons. DR..
Getz was on the program for the re-
Spouse. given Wednesday morning, to
the address of welcome, given on behalf
of the medical fraternity of Des Moines
| by Dr. NJ. f. Patterson. but was unable
to be at the meeting on the opening
day.
A family of movers caused a report to
be circulated this morning to the effect
that little girl had been kidnapped.
and the services of the police were en-
listed to find her. The movers came to
town, visited a North First avenue gro
Gerry store for the purpose OF purchas-
ing goods, and then went to another
part of the city ON an errand. leaving
their child at the store to await their
return. The police investigated and
found that the strangers had got the
streets mixed and We're searching the
North Center street stores for the child,
which was later found in the First ave-
nue. store. Just where she had been left.
John Coburn has commenced suit In
the district court to recover a commits
sion of S55 for the sale Of real estate
owned by Mrs. S. G.. Garwood. The COM
mission is claimed in connection with
the alleged sale of North First street
property to j. P. Cooper, but after the
agreement of sale was made Mrs. Gar
wood refused to make the transfer, re-
sulting in a suit for damages instituted
at the last term by Mr.. Cooper. B. f.
Cummings is plaintiff in suit against
the Marshalltown Stone Company to re-
cover 4 note for something over $500,
given by the stone company to the
Acme Machine COMPANY. and later to