Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-29

East NJ ain.
Ned Downing, VINO was operated up
on a month ago for appendicitis, was
taken 10 his home today.
Our cloak AMI suit representative
will be here Thursday with full line
of the attest styles. e. r. Lay.
w. j. Head has purchased the
Wayne Hildreth property at EOS West
1 Main street and has taken up his resi-
| dence there.
The Paragon restaurant is the near
lest good eating house to the carnival
grounds. Meals rs cents. No. 119 East
Main street.
c. F. Smith, the eastern all around
Jauctioneer. sells merchandise, horses.
stock and all farm property. New
phone, $50 No. E45 North Third street,
lefty.
/ That funny ola farmer Uncle Josh
| Spruceby" and his hayseed band come
to the odeon Thursday evening.
Special prices have been arranged 10,
| 20, 80 and so cents.
| II you want an absolutely sootless
coal for your range, something that
burns like hickory wood. order Sheri-
dan liimp-the Wyoming COAL Gre CORY
Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
We just received a large shipment
this morning Of cloaks, suits shirt
waists and sorne novelties In dress
goods on which we will make special
prices for carnival week Lee, Bene-
dict & Co.
Midshipman Frank Fletcher, u. s. N,
who has been spending his summer va
cation of two months with his parents,
Mr.. arr Mrs. L. j. Fletcher departed
for Anisapoli. Monday afternoon to re-
sumo his studies.
Tie ignitjng of oil used by the Barber
Asphalt Company at Its mixing plant
near the depot, at about ] o'clock this
afternoon, called out the fire depart
ment. The b5.ze was soon extinguish-
ed snd no damage resulted.
Only 50 to st. Paul and Minneapolis
via the c. g. w. Special train leaves
Ma shalltown at p. m. Oct 10th, re-
turning on any regular train out of st.
Paul or Minneapolis up to and inelul-
ing Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
The Christian Workers Training
School opened this morning for It's
and thirty students enrolled. The pros
poets are that there will be better
attendance daring the year than ever
before.
The Ladies' of the Maccabees have
finished the work of furnishing their
room in the new st. Thomas hospital.
and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. Perry
Shook and Mrs. Louis Kunkel will en-
tei.tain the Busy Bee Circle of the hive
in the new room tomorrow afternon.
We are showing a complete line OF
ladies and children's cloaks, In the
hi CHEST grades, as we'll as the less ey-
pansive kinds. In the most popular ma
te rails, styles and prices. Our gar
ments Will stand the most critical in
spection and your careful comparison
~. F. Andrews.
The superintendent OF the Indian
school at Toledo was in the city today
on the lookout for five Indian lads who |
ran away from the school Two of
them left last night, and three Sunday
night. They are boys between the ages
Of Is and II years. The police have
been instructed to arrest them II found. |
Stage Manager Burt Goodale. of the
Marshalltown Carnival Company. was
quite badly bruised at about o'clock
this afternoon by falling from the tenn
porary platform erected In front of the I
~ et,f, II tel
not thought his injuries will Interfere
seriously with his work during the
week.
A very satisfactory stock sale was
conducted Monday afternoon at the w. |
J. Hays farm, six miles southeast of
Gilman. In Chester township. Powe-
shiek county. when T. II. and w. j.
Hays and J. d. Smith disposed at auc-
ton of twenty five head of horses, and |
1923 head of high grade cattle. The
horses sold exceptionally well. The
sale aggregated $4,000.
NJ. ]. Cohen, formerly member OF
the dry goods firm of Mcintyre 81
Cohen, OF, this city, who during recent |
years han been in the dry goods bust |
ness in Lincoln. Neb.. is In the city for
a short stay. While here he will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. Fl. White
head. Mr.. Cohen has but recently dis
posed Of his business In Lincoln. and
his plans for the immediate future are
indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Goss, Of New
Sharon, who have been in the city for
a visit of few days with the latter's
sister, Mrs j. w. Boggie. and brother.
DR.. A. r.. Bryant. returned to their
home Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goss are on their way home from Hen
derson, Mills county, where they have
been for a weeks visit with their son.
Mr. John G. Goss, and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goss celebrated the thirty-sixth
of their marriage Satur-
day.
Mr.. s. S. Darling, OF Green Valley,
H., and a daughter, Miss Katherin
Darling. of Peoria, father and sister of
Mr.. George W. Darling. arrived in the
city this morning to be present at the
Darling Sherman wedding tomorrow
night. Miss Helen Walden and Mrs
I. James of Des Moines, also arrived
this morning. Miss Addie Fellows. of
Clarion, reached the city Monday even
ing. and Miss Thursia Manatt, OF
came Monday afternoon.
Howard L. Troxeli, who operates the
E. d. Hanin elevator at what Was
formerly known as Malta, little sta