Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-14

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Enter business college Oct. II.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
Ebony combs and brushes at Aliens,
the jeweler.
The best smokers are found at the
Pantorium Club.
Expert watch fepairers. Miller. the
jeweler, los East Main.
Some very handsome and desirable
patterns for fall overcoats at Hopkins
III. n. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of the postoftice.
We have but few collarettes left.
You can buy them cheap. Boston Store.
Forty-three cents buys the best mems
heavy fleeced-lined underwear at the
Boston Store.
We will strive to have no vacancies in
our assortment. w. H. Burrows & Co.,
the new clothing store.
You will find our clothing and prices
right. Give us call. w. H. Burrows
& Co., the clothing store.
Remember the new clothing store will
open Saturday, October 81. w. III. Bur-
rows & Co., the new clothing store.
Select your residence lot: Eight in
my beautiful block now on the market;
also house with sufficient ground. De-
lano T. Smith. Telephone 251.
We want consumers to understand
that we have our own MILL do our own
grinding and can make lower prices
than any other dealer. Hammond 6.
Benedict.
You may have your shoes shined
once day and suit of clothes
pressed once a week if you are a mem
but s1.50 month
The best scent cigar in the city
"Rosina Nokes''-is for sale by fifty
Marshalltown cigar dealers. See the
list of dealers elsewhere in this paper
Van Derveer & La Shelle, distributors
for Iowa.
Rev. NJ. j. Locke, who, for the past
two and one-half years has been pastor
of the Methodist church of LaMoille
spent a part of Friday in the city, In
company with his family and father
Mr.. John Locke. leaving in the evening
or Marion, where he will take charge OF
his new pastorate.
Forgive the man who may seem
trifle extravagant in the buying of ar
overcoat or a suit of clothes. An ex-
ira dollar or SO for finer material, bet
ter workmanship and trimmings makes
a big difference in his favor for gentil-
ity and service. Our overcoat and suit
ing stock is the choicest selected in the
state, comprising as it does the very
lbest imported goods. Petersen & Co.
The Chicago Great Western is haul
ing great quantities of steel through the
city, 10 be used on the main line be
tween here and Des Mones. The stee
gang already has the work begun and il
working north from the capital city. l
will hardly be possible for the compan.
to get the rail laid as far north as thi!
city this fall, but the work Will b.
pushed to completion early next spring
/ or as soon as the ground thaws suffi
! GENTLY to allow it. The new steel Will
| which the main line is tos be laid i
eighty ponds in weight, and !
sixty-five feet in length
4 The Northwestern is rushing alon
with the greatest speed possible tn
work of getting the double track be
tween Tama and IaMoille ready befor
3 winter sets in. Immense gravel train
tai, 4 oh off
4 west, and the workmen between thi
\ city and point two miles east are dis
posing Of about 100 cars a day. Abou
aI1ten days more Will see the second trac
4 complete between this city and La
Noble and ii is thought that With
three weeks. at the longest, providin
the weather remains favorable, tn
track viii be ready to use from Tam
4 west 10 LaMoille. The company doe
not intend to complete any further we:
than LaMoiile this fall.
Master Roland Speers is 4 years oil
today and this afternoon dozen lit
people have been having good time {
his home The little tables at which
dainty luncheon will be served by Mr.
Speers. Dr. Speers-Gillette and Mrs.
II. Gross, haze gaily tinted tisst
paper for spreads. The favors will
chocolate mugs. A beautiful birthda
cake with name and dates the gift
Mrs. Heitshu, will occupy prominel
place in the feast. Master Speers CUES
are Kathryn Cottle, Margaret Wa
!, son, Florence Kellogg, Louise Gros
! May Willard, Helen Jarvis, Jam
! Boucher, Frank Click, Harry Gabe
man, Maurice Hull and Carol SpeeI
, The only person invited aside from Il
, children was Uncle" I. "A. Brown.
: The Northwestern new time car
q larl.ived in the city Friday evening, al
+ show a few more changes than we
e loutlined the other day in these column
Y Two new trains are added to the ser
/. ice, No. II. west bound. and No. 60, ca
!, bound. No. 81 will be known as t
:. Dies Moines passenger and will run b
: tween Tama and Des Moines, arrivi
lin this city al 2:222 a. m. 1t is placed
: To relieve the overland limited. Ru
. ming opposite to this, No 60, will arri
in the city at 1915 p. m. Aside from \
: i. the overland limited, which will g
an