Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-30
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unto the End" at L;ebig's.
DR.. Boucher 2os South Third Ave

). Unto the End" at L;sbigs.
! Or. Boucher 2pS South Third Ave
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
| confectionery
We received ten new Monte Carlos
this morning. M. F. Andrews?
The very latest designs in rugs at the
lowest prices. Bannatyne & Lay.
We have several kinds of pancake
flour, all first class. Olson, 121 West
Main.
| A new lot Of glass tumblers and COB
lets at Culley's, 10 and IL South First
avenue.
DR.. Rosa Liebig and Nine. Rema will
hold rummage sale for their own ben
eft on Friday and Saturday at West
| Main street.
The Bee Hive sells the best 5O-cent
work glove in the city. Welt seams,
we'll sewed calf and hose hide palms.
See them before buying.
There will be halloween social at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Friday evening
A cordial invitation to the public, a
good time and lots of fun.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
u. S. Peckham, 201 North Third aven-
ue.
Gentlemen wanting a durable and
stylish shoe should see our mems IS
Goodyear welt shoes. They have the
style and wear of still higher-p priced
shoes. If you want pair see that you
have So; then go and see E. G. Wallace.
w. A. Jacobs, of Davenport, candi-
date for secretary of state on the so
cialist ticket, will speak in this city
at the east court room Thursday even
ing, Oct. 80, at s o'clock. Every one
should hear him, trades union men es-
pecially.
Al Heath. an Iowa Central fireman.
who has been running out of this city.
for the past ten days during the rush
Of freight business, left this morning
for Monmouth, Ill, where his head
quarters are located, and where he is
assigned to the extra list.
Architect w. Garden, of Chicago, who
has been preparing the plans for the
new Christian Science church, soon to
be erected in this city, is expected in
the city this evening to talk over the
situation with the building committee
which has the matter in charge.
( D. H. Tate, a former well-known resi-
dent Of the city. who has been here for
- i..fA ,sAt. It,
James, Fred and Will Tate, went to
Boone Wednesday evening, where he
will remain for a short stay looking
after business matters. Mr.. Tate is
at present engaged In the restaurant
business at Austin. MINI. It has been
six years since he visited the city.
j. +. Miller, a young colored man OF
the city, arrived home Wednesday ev-
ening from North Dakota, where he
has been for q week, and where hi
registered a claim for 160 acres of land,
which he will farm. The land is located
about thirty five miles south of Minot,
near Cold Harbor. He will move to
North Dakota about April /. Mrs. Mil
Ter, who accompanied him on the north
ern trip, left for Memphis, Tenn. and
with relatives.
"A deaf mute named Edward Lewis,
aged about IL, who claims Des Moincs
as his home, spent Wednesday in the
city soliciting funds that he says he
wishes to pay his expenses to Council
Bluffs. where he will enter the state
school. Lewis claims to live with a
grandmother in Des Moines. and says
that his mother Is dead and that his
father deserted him shortly after his
mothers death. The lad succeeded III
getting considerable money from char
itably inclined people, but he was
turned down" at different places be-
cause of his tendency to be fresh"
AT the City National Bank the boy en-
tered the rear door, after banking hours
and without invitation walked into the
vault, where Assistant Book Cashier
Lawrence was placing away money and
books.
Corduroy velvets. twenty-nine inches
wide, 50 cents at the HaWkeye.
The State Center Enterprise says:
Mrs. Flora HUFF left with the rem
nant OF her family Monday for Willow
Springs, Missouri. where she proposes
to engage in the hotel business. Re-
Gently Amanda Huff, who seems to be
infatuated with a man
named Yokum and for whom she has
shown determined devotion. followed
her lover to Des Moines, where he
was seeking employment with the In
tention Of establishing happy home
for himself and Amanda. Amanda |
wandered about the streets Of the great
city until the police authorities added
the romantic color by OBTAINING her In
the house of correction for girls, she |
being deemed a common vagrant." Yo-
KUN is the man who was before the |
grand jury at the last term of court !
on a charge of enticing female child
from home for the purpose of prosti-
tuition. The Huff girls mother was
the prosecuting witness in the case or
iginally.
Gully has Jonathan, Kings, Talman
Sweets and ounces; also Michigan
Baldwins and greetings by the barrel.
A party Of Great Western officials,
headed by General Superintendent c. A.
GOOdell. was in the city yesterday In
speeding the Improvements being made
to company property here. The party
is travelling in special train and left
here for Des Moines, inspecting the diff
ferent stations en- route. This morn
ing's Des Moines Register and Leader
intimates that there is something back
OF the present trip, further than is