Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-11

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DO you smoke the Middle wes.1''
DR.. Burkart. osteopat 3o2 West Maj,
Take your laundry TO Flitton's 70
| first class work.
Tretter's home grown celery sold b.
A. z. Myers and j. Flower.
| Coming, Blind Boone Concert Com
pany, at NJ. e. church, Oct. "a.
kemble's green houses are where yo
will find the very best in cut. flower
and plants.
Our Hooking Valley makes a goo,
substitute for hard coal. Brown FuC
& Lime Co.
For sale-The Presbyterian church
chapel organ, two tiers of keys. Appl,
to j. H. Egermayer.
Il. G. Wallace has got in one of tn
hottest lines Of ladies and gentlemen
$3.50 shoes ever shown in the city.
Word received in this city today an.
nounces the birth Of a baby daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Fahrney, of Oska.
loosa. former residents of this city.
Having purchased the photo supplies
of p. NJ. Adamson l Will continue bust
ness at 126 West Main street. Lessons
free with every camera sold. Give us q
call. G. A. Jones.
Mr.. Floyd Swisher, of Iowa College
the Grinnell correspondent. for the t.
r., was in the city today, attending the
foot ball game between Marshalltown
and Waterloo high schools.
We would like very much to receive
your subscriptions for any paper, mag
azine, or fashion books, and will give
prompt attention to same. G. Deuells
news depot, opposite postoffice.
Let us fill your coal bin at once with
BLACK Diamond" or MILLER Creek
lump. Both high grade, low priced
clean Goals. Sold by the Brown Fuel
6. Lime Co. Phones, 40. Office, South
Third avenue.
Nehemiah Thomas, arrested by OH
Ger Hlrd on charge of intoxication,
and David Clark arrested by Officer
Hanson on a similar charge, were be-
fore Mayor Jones this morning. Each
paid the costs and was discharged.
The derailment of three cars be-
longing to Iowa Central second 81, in
charge of Conductor Connolly, at Lacey
cut, Friday afternoon, caused the regu-
lar delay to traffic on the south end of
the line. No. 8, the north bound pas
senger, due at 4: SIS. did not arrive until
after o'clock.
The new town of Olaf Iowa, on the
extension of the Iowa Central railroad
west from Belmond Iowa, will be one OF
the best townsites ever offered to the
public for a business location; eight
miles from Belmond, seven from Kama
wha, ten from Clarion and eleven from
Goodell. For particulars write ]. N.
Johnson & Co., Belmond, Iowa.
Mrs. A. NJ. Friend arrived home Fri
lay evening from Brighton, where she
mas been for few days visit with
her husbands mother, Mrs. L. A.
Friend. Mrs. Friend was summoned
ZONE by the news received from Den
,er announcing the illness of her son,
M. Frank v. Friend, in a Denver hos
,ital. She'will leave tonight for Den
FER to remain with him during his ILL
ness.
A picnic and brush party was en-.
oyed near LeGrand today by party
If Fourth ward teachers who had as
heir guests several of the other city
.eael1ers. The trip was made overland
md ne party consisted of Misses Edna
Stone, Florence Streeter, Alma Savage
Gtta Langon. Flora Rothschild, Bessie
Knight, Martha Nelson, Lydie Keep,
Della WINERY, Pearl Black, Ina Good
lie. Olive Hoftine, Dora Smith and
trace Farrand and Mrs. Jessie C. Lis
on.
A horse attached to the Baxter fruit
wagon became frightened yesterday
while standing in front of the Steele
store, on West Summit street, and for
! time threatened to make things lively.
rhe animal ran west on Summit street.
scattering barrel of sweet potatoes
hat was in the wagon, over consider
aDAS lGiAAtoAS. III 1llSiIpeluS. ~ hSep
he new road thru Electric addition
he wagon was overturned and de-
ached from the horse, which was soon
afterwards brought to a standstill. But
'ery little damage was done.
Considerable interest has been
lroused among the bowlers of the city
the choosing Of the team of
hree men which will meet the ALL
American trio of bowlers that is soon
o visit the city. At the Clifford Ow-
ngs alleys Friday night was held the
contest for the choosing
Il the team. Fourteen men We're en-
cred, and of this number six who av-
ragged the highest in the five games
played were chosen to meet again on
Monday evening, when the three then
making the highest score will be finally
elected. The successful six were Ray
'eree. Frank Haas, F. E. Northup, ].
J. Williams. George L. Owings and
,arl Miller.
A very delightful social affair was
njoyed this afternoon at the home of
dr. and Mrs. Horace NJ. Nichols. Of
Iartland, when Mrs. Nichols gave a
,itchen shower in honor of Miss Minnie
lyle, whose marriage to Mr.. Fred Mich
lis, Of Minerva, Is set for the 14th. Miss |
lyle was the recipient of many useful
lifts and a most pleasant afternoon
vas spent. Refreshments were served
" the hostess, assisted by Mrs. ID. r. |