Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-13


Shrimp in bulk at Culley'S.
Corsets fitted. Bannatyne & Lay.
DR.. Phelps, ophthomologist, 124 Eas
Main.
Something new in tumbIers at Gull
ley's, 10 and u South First avenue.
We have stock fish for Christmas
Leave your orders at Olson's, the gro
Ger.
If you want home made mince mea.
leave your orders at our market. j. A.
.Aude, 100 East Main.
We are making special prices on
ladies wool waists. We have them in
colors and black. NJ. F. Andrews.
The Young Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist church
which was to have met next Tuesday
evening with Miss Ardus Irvine, will
meet Friday evening.
Our Empire" Illinois coal is just the
fuel for your furnace or range. Clean
coal' and prompt delivery. Brown
Fuel & Line Company, South Third
avenue opposite elevator.
The first hard coal to arrive in the
city since the great strike was received
by Henry Weber today. Mr.. Weber is
ready to take orders and will deliver
them promptly. Phone your orders.
VIII the people who have left hats
at the New York Millinery please call
for them. as we are soon to go out
of the business and will not know
where to find the people they belong
to.
Mr.. Byron Webster will leave the city
tonight for Parsons. Kas., where he
will join party of friends and go to
the Choctaw Indian reservation and
spend month hunting big game. The
party will be the guests of the agent of
the reservation.
Mrs. c. Yeager left this morning for
Wooden, being summoned to the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. c. L..
Cunningham, who is critically i'll. Mrs.
Cunningham has been i'll with the
pleurisy for some little time, and was
taken worse Wednesday. Mrs. Yeager
will remain with her daughter until she
is out of danger.
Mrs. John Wright entertained the
members of the high school football
team at an oyster supper and social
evening at her home, 113 North Third
street, Wednesday night. Mrs. Wright
was assisted by Misses Ethel Perry and
Alice Lindgren. After supper social
games served to pass the time. Carna-
tions, tied with the school colors, were
given as favors.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Westlake
went to Eldora Wednesday evening.
where they are called on account of the
Illness of their nephew, Frank Lane,
former Iowa Central fireman with
headquarters in this city, but now OF
Pittsburg, where he has been in the
employ of the Pittsburg & Fort Wayne.
Mr. Lane is i'll with typhoid fever at the
home of sister, Mrs. William Fenton.
He has been quite sick, but is improv-
ing.
The Lennox Machine Company is OF
the opinion that the new water rates
are too high, and for that reason have
commenced to equip its plant with a
water supply of its own. A six-inch
well is being dug, and storage tank
will be erected to hold the supply Of
water. Mr.. Click estimates that under
the new rates the city water would
cost the company in the neighborhood
of $500 a year. and he considers 1t
cheaper to install private water sup
ply.
William Rooney, the Iowa Central
brakeman who was caught between the
ears while making a coupling at Cam
eron Tuesday night, regained con-
seriousness for the first time since his
accident late Wednesday evening. 1t
is thought that he still has fighting
chance for his life, altho his injuries are
most severe. 1t is said that the first
reports sent out, to the effect that he
sustained fracture of both arms, is
incorrect, and that neither OF them
was broken.
C. c.. Coates, the man who was SEN
fenced to Jail recently for thirty days
for disorderly conduct made an lnef-
fectual effort to escape from Special
officer Tom Reed this afternoon as he
was being taken from the jail to the
stone pile in the rear of the jail yard.
Coates hid under the steps of the jail
as he came out and after officer and the
other prisoners had passedmade break
for liberty Officer Reed saw him and
gave chase, succeeding in overtaking
and returning him back to the jail.
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