Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-04

i The latest styles iii fine watches at
4 Paley's.
i See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Over
1 Fidelity Bank.
/. Be sure and see our $40 garment. Ban
natyne & Lay
4 Attend the ribbon sale at the Fair
Store Saturday. Oct. s.
Plenty of dressed poultry for satur-
Iday at Culiey's meat market.
See the black and white moreen pet
ticoats just received at Newcomers.
wanted-Competent lady cashier. Adj
dress "B" with reference. Care of T.-R.
Excellent quality ladies' black tights
Store.
Fleeced and wooden hosiery and I'M
derwear for men. women and children at
4 Newcomers.
E. H. Evans, of the firm of Beldon &
| Evans, custom shirt makers Of Mime
apolis. is at the Stoddart.
| just received today, a new song and
4 two-step. which will surely be very
4 popular. Come in and try them. Ad-
amson, u6 West Main.
Miss Gena Wolcott, classes In China
| painting and water colors are now open.
Glasses meet Tuesday, Wednesday. FRI
day and Saturday over 116 East Main
street.
With all the latest improved machin-
cry for doing good laundry work. Fit
his many customers II you want your
laundry work done we'll and delivered
promptly. take 1t to Flitton.
The first killing frost and hard freeze
of the season occurred last night. Ice
quarter of an inch in thickness was
formed ON water standing in vessels out
of doors. The frost will not damage
corn. but will assist in Fastening its
maturity.
Mrs. Nick Lorenzen. of this city,
sailed Thursday from New York for
Hamburg, Germany, and will remain
for few months visit in her native
country, spending the greater portion
of her time at her old home near
Schleswig- Holste!n.
John w. Larimer, farmer residing
four miles east OF Newton, purchased
Thursday in Brennecke and Heald's adj
6ltion q house and lot at the corner Of
May street and Ninth avenue. Mr.. Lair
inner expects to remove to this city in
the spring to reside.
j. II. Conner. of Melbourne, who was
arrested few days ago upon charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was given q preliminary hearing
before Justice Burritt Thursday after
noon and ordered bound over to the
grand jury. In default OF 5000 bonds
Conner was sent to Jail.
Rate of one fare for round trip to
Cedar Rapids from points within IS
miles will be made via the C. NJ. & st.
T. p. account the carnival to be held at
Cedar Rapids October to IL inclusive,
also to the races to be held there Oct.
i to 4. On account Semi Om-S car
nival at Des Moines October 5lto ~ in
elusive rate OF one fare for round trip.
Mrs. L. B. Tracey, of Ames. who has
been in the city visiting at the w. D.
Baker home since the marriage, on
Tuesday evening, of her daughter. Miss
Ethel Tracey, to Mr.. Charles Hill, of
Williams, returned to her home Thurs
day evening. Miss Blanche e. Miner.
of Des Moines, who was also in the city
to attend the wedding, returns to her
home tomorrow.
The time in the district court today
has been occupied with the trial of the
Miniter-N Northwestern damage suit. The
Testimony was concluded this afternoon
and the case may SO to the jury tonight.
The evidence has dealt largely with the
duties and employment OF the late JOS
eph Miniter, who was killed by the fall
of a bar from pile driver while in the
employ OF the company, and also with
I.the duties of other employees and the
tmetliods Of operating the driver in or
der to show whether or not the company
and the men in charge OF the work were
negligent.
State Center independent: Mr.. Myers.
between here and La Noble, who in the
past year has gained considerable I'M
enviable notoriety on account OF his
trouble with the railroad company, has
got into another squabble. The other
night he had IA ditch cut across the
right of way, and four feet below the
surface he had pipe put in to convey
the water across from one field to the
other. Realizing that the company
would discover evidence of the work he
had another pipe put in two feet above
this for a blind, thinking that when the
latter was removed the company would
thir.k their work complete and leave
the lower pipe in thus still having the
means to carry the water across. The
company. discovered both pipes. how
ever and now Mr.. Myers has had his
trouble for his pains.
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Visit the Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany Saturday and get q pretty small
French plate mirror with each cash pur-
chase, large or small.
In response to 200 invitations for a re-
ception, issued by Mesdames j. L. Car
ney and John B. Simmons. the elegant
new Carney home was filled with guests
from to o'clock Thursday afternoon.
A portion of the guests were invited
from 3 to 5, while the others were asked
from to 6. Autumn leaves and flowers
formed the principal decorations of the
pretty home, and aside from being in
keeping with the beautiful October day
they were decidedly pleasing to the eye.
The dining room was particularly pleas
ing and in addition to the wild flowers.