Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-08
wedding presents at Hellterg's.


Or. Mighell, surgeon and physiciaa-
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 80. West Main
Fine line OF wedding presents at Pa
ley'e.
Plenty of fresh butter at olson's, 127
West Main.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Prof. w. A. Mccoy, the palmist, is at
1o3 South First avenue Come.
Three thousand yards of outing fan
mel, worth 10 cents, go at S cents. Ban
natyne Is Lay.
There is a new kind of coal to be in
PRODUCED in this market It is fine stuff.
Better see tile Irwin Lumber Company
about it.
General Passenger Agent George S.
Batty, of the Central, spent the day in
oskaloosa looking after company mat
tiers pertaining to his department
Mrs. j. p. Dotson is quite ill at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Burlingame at Eidora. Mrs. Dotson is
suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
The sale of seats for rim Murphy
opens Wednesday morning. Mr.. Muir
ply will present his new piece. a CAPT
tol Comedy at the odeon Thursday
evening.
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Republican, who do not have mail boxes
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away
Today's express brought to Hellberg's
store some new things in silverware
and odd cutlery. Pearl-handled goods
and carvers have always been carried by
Hellberg in large assortment, but this
year Hellberg intends to try some of
the odd goods found only in the million
dollar stocks of q great city.
This yeal. Hellberg has prepared
himself for the people who give pres
ents to their friends. Elegant gold
headed canes. fancy umbrellas, silver
pieces of every kind, rich ornamental
ware. in fact, his jewelry store can
show the Find of goods never before
found in a town of this size.
Mrs Roy T. Bailey went to Geneva
Monday evening, where, on Wednesday
evening, size will be present ut the
marriage of her friend, Miss Ruby
Dadswell, formerly of this city, to Mr..
George Wllaley. of Aprlington. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr..
Thomas Dadswell, who was at one time
connected with the Marshall Creamery
Company of this city.
Rufus Chadwick, an old resident of
the county in the vicinity of Liscomb,
has filed a petition in the district court
asking for divorce from his wife.
Prudence Chadwick. He alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment, that he is al
mostf70 years OF age and that his wife
has been endangered by the abuse of
his wife. Mrs. Chadwick recently sued
for a divorce and her application was
rejected by Judge Caswcll.
Walter H. Davis, known better per-
haps in this city as "Yellowhammer
Davis, who first fought Jim Sellers
in the old days when the game was
flourishing in this vicinity. spent Mon
day in the city, being On his way to
|. Oskaloosa from Ft. Dodge. Mr.. Davis
has been in TT. Dodge for some time,
acting as yard foreman for the Illi-
r,ois Central He expects to obtain
position with the Central at Oskaloosa.
as a switcilman in the yards there. Mrs.
Davis will remain in this city during
Ia, hn,. N rs TnhY
Wot.
William A. Brady's beautiful produce
ton of the successful Clyde Fitch play,
Lovers Lane" which Will have its fret
appearance, III this city It the Odeon on
Monday, Get. IA, comes with wonder
full record of over five raonths in New
York and three months in Chicago.
stirth and pathos hand in hand in its
serious lines: there Is nothing theatrical
or stilted in its humorous spots. NO
ourlesque, no farce, no striving after the
incongruo,is and ridiculous; IT 10 natu-
raj. and because of its naturalness so
artistic. and it stands a cogent argu-
ment for that class of pure COMEDY o!
which 1t is fine exponent.
rear end collision on the Iowa Cen
trail occurred Sunday at point about
four miles east Of Seaton, Ill, when
double -header extra, in charge of Con-
ductor Hays. crashed into another east
bound extra, in charge of Conductor
walton. Three cars and the caboose
of the first extra We're DESTROYED, but
luckily no one was injured. The head
engine of the double header. No. &c, In
charge Of Engineer Link" Porter. was
badly damaged, being ,litched and re-
duced to practically q total wreck.
The wrecking crew from Monmouth
was sent to clear the track and pick up
the debris.
Mr. ant, Mrs Benjamin f. Nichols,
who have. been spending the summer II
| this city with their son and wife, Dr'
and Mrs. n. H. Nichols, and in other
points in the county AMI state. will con-
clude their stay in this vicinity Thurs
cay, when they will go to Cedar Rapids
for a short visit with their cousins. Mrs
I,rnette Adams and Mrs. Mary Hanson
From there they will leave for Wauke-
gan. ILL.,, to visit their daughter, Mrs. g
r. Goodnow, for few weeks. after
/ which they will return to Huntington
Ind, where they will remain for tn;
| winter caring for the aged parents o!
Mrs Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hes
/ sin. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols expect event
ually to make their home in this city
\ but their plans to thar effect have NO
| keen definitely made as yet.
Tho funeral of the late w. d, OWinEs