Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-27
DR.. Henriksen, diagnostician.

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Furs! Furs! Furs! Boston store.
Business College night school, Oct. 2.
Smoked whitefish and halibut at Cul-
ley's.
Collarettes from $1.4s to $50 at the
Boston Store.
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon,
10S East Main.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Morrill's
Thursday and Friday.
The opening at the New York MILF
merry will be Friday. Sept. 20.
Special sale of Louwelsa vases this
week at g. d. Lusby & Co.'S.
All colors Of astrakan for children's
Jackets and coats. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Oil cloth In all widths linoleum in all
qualities and width, at Densel & Will
bur's. South Center street.
MIR. John DAILY, business representa-
tive of David Higgins AT Piney
Ridge" Company, spent the day in the
city.
Mrs. w. l.. johnson left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Chicago, where she was
summoned on account of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Van Ripper, who is i'll
with typhoid fever
Acting General Manager j. N. Titte-
more, of the Central, left for Mon
mouth. ILL.,, this morning, where he has
company matters to look after, and
from there will make a business trip tc
Chicago.
While Mr.. Dan Fry, of Colfax, was
trap of Darling q Mundy. Mr.. Fry is a
brother of DR.. 1. H. Fry. If you are in
need of a nice vehicle call and see OAR
ling & Mundy.
Mr.. j. T. Coughlin went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday evening, where this
evening he attends the marriage of his
sister, Miss Carrie Coughlin, to Mr..
Claude Earl. Miss Coughlin has visited
in Marshalltown number of times and
has many friends here.
Travelling Passenger Agent Charles
S. Walters, of the Central, who has
been under the weather. for several
days on account of severe attack of
jaundice, went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
evening. where he will remain few
das for the purpose of recuperating.
Mrs. C. r. Brown went to Eldora
this morning, where she will attend the
Nuckolls- Ward nuptials this evening
She will remain until Saturday as the
guest of her sister, Miss Eliza Wright
Several others from this city expect tc
be present at the wedding.
.
The Northwesterns great increase in
passenger business has necessitated
supplying two of the trains with two
conductors. The trains are No. 8, the
west bound local, and No. 2. the over
land limited, east bound. One of the
conductors has the train in charge
While the other looks after the passen-
gers.
A quiet wedding took place in the
county clerks office at O'Clock this
morning, at which time and place JUS
tice Oscar Allen was the officiating
magistrate. The parties to the even
We're Mr.. Otto 7. Roth and Miss Mar,
Edna Wood, both of Weyland. Herr,
county. The father of the bride ac
companied the couple to this city.
/ Mr.. James N. Miller, of the Soldiers
4 Home office, whose appointment as su
perintendent of the reform school 70
/ girls at Mitchellyiile was made publ
in these columns Tuesday, arrived Il
the city from Des Moines Tuesday eve
ming, and will return to Des Nome
4 again this evening. Mr. Miller wi
take charge of the institution on Sun
day. Oct. l. The resignation of Super
| intendent Leonard was handed in 70
personal reasons entirely, as he in
4 tends soon beginning the study of med
4 icine.
The statement of actual earnings o
the Iowa Central for the month of Aug
ust was issued Tuesday afternoon fro,
the general auditors office. The tot;
j earnings for the month We're $226, 292 s.
the total expenses 1893, 253.67 and fixe
charges s40S54 Under the head of bel
4 terments there is classified sum {
s3S. 49, 6. leaving balance to net in
come of 1900. The head "betterments
does not include the improvement
= made in the month of August as the
are covered under the head of OPERA
! ing expenses The s3S,1S5.16 are 81
aside as the creation of special fun
TO be expended at some future time.
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MIR. and Mrs. Frank b. Chaplin le
J Tuesday evening for Keokuk, whel
], they will visit friends for short tim
From there they leave for st. Loui
! where they will attend the fair and e,
: position, after which they will lea,
for the south to spend the winter. the
/. exact destination being yet unknow
The southern stay is deemed advisa b
on account of the condition of nj
Chapin's eyes, he having been rendert
. almost blind on account of having hi
! narrow escape from freezing to dea
y while Indian fighting in the Dakotas
1861 His physician has recommend,
! change of climate, but does not gil
much hope for one of the optics.
q Would Not,
e If I We're you. accept a substitute +
{ Beggs' Little Giant Pills. when you
$ out the druggist laughs and says he w
e easy. Be sure you get what you want
{ Beggs' Little Giant Pills. Geo. p. Pc,
ers.
= Oelwein Carnival, Sept. 81 and 2
y Oelwein, the central junction point
j the Chicago Great Western railwa
: will, on the above dates, be the see
J. of great celebration. The immen
: shops built by the company at tn