Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-18
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 W. Main.

u. A. Collison, dentlstr ~ w. MAIN
A new invoice of Lyons chocolate
at Lander's.
1t is an easy matter when ordering
flour to ask for Fishers Best. YOU
grocer has it.
| We place on sale tomorrow twelv,
| tailor made suits worth from SIS Il
s25 at $40 each. e. r. Lay.
| While we are selling q great many
| overcoats we still have a good selec-
ton at $25. Hopkins, the popular tall
| or.
| Do you want a fur coat or scarf
Come to the Hawkeye store tomorrow,
Saturday, 10th. Hawkeye store, second
| floor.
We spent a few days in the eastern
market again this week, and picked up
few new coats. Always the newest
at Henry Pappe's.
Ladies, take stroll to our store and
see the grandest window display OF
fine furs ever shown in Marshalltown.
Hawkeye Store, second floor.
New table linens napkins, doilie5.
lunch cloths, dresser scarfs. tray cloths
and splendid variety OF table cloths
with napkins to match, Just received.
NJ. Il. Andrews.
A representative Of one of the larg-
est fur houses in this country will be
with us tomorrow, Saturday, 10Th. Re-
member this day, positively, only.
Hawkeye store, second floor.
Mrs. Ed Putnam, living four miles
south of the city, In the Spring Valley
neighborhood, who was injured Tues
day by falling off a chair, is doing as
nicely as could be expected. Mrs. Put
nam tore the ligaments of her knee
joint badly, and Thursday afternoon
the knee was placed in a permanent
plaster cast.
Mrs. Kohler, of PEORIA ILL.,, the moth
er of Delos Way, who died Thursday
morning, arrived in the city Thursday
evening, having been summoned by a
condition. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 80 o'clock, at the Wall
temeyer home, Rev. David Dempster
officiating, and was quite largely at
tended. The interment was in River
side.
Capt. Harry Kierulff, u. 8. A., who
has been in the city for the past two
days as the guest of his uncle and aunt,
Dr. and Mrs. B. f. Kierultf, left Thurs
day evening for San Francisco. While
a surgeon of the regular army Mr..
Kierulff has of late been detailed on
special duty, and has been placed In
charge of the transportation OF de-
tachments of troops to the various
army posts about the country. He had
just arrived at Fort Smelling. Mime
apolis, with a detachment from san
Francisco, before he came to this CITY.
DR.. Kierulff accompanied portion OF
the Twenty eighth infantry. to which
Sergt. Ted Jones, of this city, belongs,
when it was transferred from San
Francisco to FIT. Sheridan, Chicago.
A letter from a friend at Boston, to
Master Ray Winery, tells of the sui
eide of Captain Frank Israel, OF the
steamer Admiral Dewey. Captain Is
rael was the commanding officer on the
ship which took Master Winery and
party of others on the National Mag
azine excursion to Jamaica and Cuba
last spring. Captain Israel shot him
self while in his cabin when the ship
was bound for Boston from Jamaica on
it's last trip in. Brooding over the dis
aster of the Kiowa in the Boston har-
Dor last winter, which was caused by
Captain Israel's ship running down the
Inflated vessel and sinking 1t, is sup
posed to have caused the act. While
on the excursion Master Winery be-
came very much attached to Captain
Israel and greatly regrets his death.