Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-05
Fresh oysters at sundelps Cafe. ~
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
New waist patterns at the Hawkeye


Closing out sale-All chinaware and
glassware at a sacrifice. Leader Store.
A ticket with every % cent purchase.
Five fine prizes given away Oct. s.
our last day. Leader Store.
Clearing sale of last seasons chill
drens and misses winter coats at one
third price. Bannatyne & Lay.
Promenade dance every Thursday
night at Maccabee hall Admission 10
cents, dance free, Harp Orchestra.
The postponed meeting of the Ladies
Of the Y. NJ. C. "A. will be held
at the home of Mrs. II. l.. Stuntz, 106
South Fifth avenue, tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Alberta Converse. of Oskaloosa,
was in the city over night, being on her
way to San Francisco, where she goes
to fill a thirty weeks engagement in the
Alcazar theater, as a member of the
Frohman & Belasco Stock Company.
The &c. A. r. special" via. the Iowa
Central next Sunday, September s. will
run thru to Cleveland, o., without
change. Leave Marshalltown at 1875
a. M and arrive in Cleveland at
S.55 a. m. next day. Rate s14s2 for round
trip.
Attention. Friends!-The Iowa Central
railway will run a special train to Os-i
kaloosa OH Sunday, Sept. 8, on account
Of the Friends yearly meeting. at very
low round-trip rates. Ask ticket agent
for particulars. Train leaves at $3.50
q. m.
Our new carpets are here, and they
are beauties. We have the latest pat
terms in oil cloths, linoleum, mating
and window shades, and having bought
them at greatly reduced prices we are
enabled to give our customers the BEN
eft of the low price. We give red
trading stamps with all cash pur-.
chases. Marion Gard.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
General superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington and Master Mechanic George D..
Brooke, of the Central. made trip over
the north end of the line yesterday in
special train composed of the COM
pany's business car, Iowa" The off,
Gals touched at Albert Lea and all of
the principal northern points.
A quintet of seedy looking individuals
was before the mayor this morning.
Four strangers charged with intoxica-
ton plead guilty and We're sentenced
to six days on the stone pile. John
Lane, youthful fellow who claims he
left his home in Illinois a few days ago
and is anxious to get back, was charged
with vagrancy. He plead not guilty and
his hearing was set for 6 o'clock this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loffler. formerly
of this city but for several years past
of Chicago, arrived in the city this
morning from LeMars, and will remain
for few days visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Shove. Mr.. Loffler
has been in LeMars for the summer.
visiting in company with his wife at the
home of the latters parents, and play
ing ball with the LeMars club He took
this method of enjoying his summers
vacation.
Detective Malady, Of the Chicago &
Northwestern secret service, was in the
city Wednesday as witness before the
grand jury in the case of young Wilson.
the 15-year-old boy who was bound over
to the grand jury few weeks ago for
burglary, in entering c, & N. w.
merchandise car for the purpose of
larceny Detective Malady arrested the
boy after he had broken the car seal
and is consequently interested in the
disposition of his case.
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Mrs. j. D. Parker and son, Charles
left this morning for Glidden, where
they will visit over Sunday at the home
of the formers brother Mr.. Kit Ma
rean. From there they will go to Yank-
ton. S. D. for ten days visit with Mrs
Parker's sister. Mrs. George S. Treanor
and upon returning here and remaining
for few days will leave for Chicago t.
reside. Mrs. Parker will purchase ;
small mercantile business on LOOMS
conduct in company with her son.
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| Mrs. Louis Bernstein, accompanied b.
her son. Maurice, left Wednesday eve
ming for ST. Louis. where she was sum
moned by telegram announcing TIN
dangerous illness of her father. o. Sus
man. prominent wholesale cigar man
ufacturer of st. Louis Mr.. Su.mar
who is an extremely fesny gentleman
is suffering from an illness that he con
/ tracted during the past summer, durin
the extremely hot weather. He cam
north. to this city, to spend the summe
on account of the extreme heat, an
since his return has been Ill. Mrs
1 Bernstein's stay in st. Louis will be in
definite.
Mrs. Hugh Ovens. of Toledo. wife Q
DR.. Ovens, veterinary of that city. &C
companied by her brother, DIR. White. G
Montour, came to the city Wednesda
afternoon. in company with the for
mer's 5-year-old son, in order that s1
might consult physicians here concern
ing the condition Of the boy, who, abou
a month ago. swallowed a 25-cent piec'
The coin has been bothering the young
ster more or less ever since the acc
dent, and by the use of an x-ray ma
chine the coin was located in the vino
pipe. AS it seems improbable the
such large obstruction could renal
in the windpipe for go long time an
4 not cause more inconvenience than
{ has 1t was decided to bring the lad hel
and consult other physicians before an
steps We're taken to remove the obste
Gle.
j The Hardin county fair. at Eldora, al
tracted goodly number of people fro
this city today. Those present at II
fair from here were Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Streeter ar