Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-02

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Enter Business College Sept. 5. 4
DR.. Janss. phyilcian and surgeon.
Misses ana chlldren's golf capes at
the Hawkeye.
New waist silks, no two patterns
alike. M. r. Andrews.
Special sale Of jewelry for ten days.
Miller, the jeweler. 10s East Main.
Wanted ~ First-class coat maker.
Prices from IS to SO. P. H. Peterson 8
Co.
All the latest and nobbiest styles In
ladies'. misses and children's Jackets at
the Hawkeye.
Special sale OF framed and steel pic
lures this week. See our window. c..
D. Lusby & Co.. SO West Main street.
1t makes no difference whether you
are a member OF the Pantorium Club or
not, you can have your shoes shined
just the same.
Ensminger's orchestra will give a
dance in Forney's hall Monday evening
to which all are invited. Good music
and a good time Is assured to all who
attend.
The Arson Company has bought enor-
nous quantities Of coal, both hard and
soft, and can I'LL orders at low figures.
Don't get bit; see us before you buy.
Telephone "a, old and new.
Mrs. J. C. Monsmith, Of Hartley. who
has been in the city on business con-
nected with the settlement of the es-
tate of her father, the late David Paul,
of Laurel, went to Bows this morning
for q short visit before going home.
While in the city Mrs. Mansmith was
the guest of Mrs. Marshall Ogan.
Some more good bargains left in wall
paper. Others have been taking advan-
tage of our special clearance sale. Why
not you? All wall paper in stock at
cost. to make room for fall and spring
goods. Our paper hangers are as good
as can be found in central Iowa. Work
manship guaranteed. C. u. Lusby &
Co., SO West Main street.
Mr.. George Martin, son of Col. u. NJ.
Martin, and until recently chief clerk
| in the Office of Superintendent c. w.
Huntington, Of the Iowa Central, has
secured another position with the road.
He will succeed Mr.. F. NJ. White as
| ticket clerk at Oskaloosa. Mr.. White
| has been promoted to the position OF
| passenger and freight agent at Eldora.
Engineer Gus Anderson, of the Cen
| trail, who runs switch engine No. In
THE yards here is taking a few days
| vacation and on Friday evening, in
company with his wife. left for Ottum-
wa, where he will visit his brothers,
Messrs. Charles and Alex Anderson.
Engineer Clark, who recently was
transferred to this city from Oskaloosa
4 is taking Engineer Anderson's work
during his absence.
The b., C. r. & N. railway announces
that the time Of st. Louis passenger No
4 6 has been shortened one hour between
Burlington and st. Louis. This trair
now arrives in the st. Louis union de-
pot at 2:15 p. M. instead of 3:15 p. m. No
s is a through train of Pullman sleep.
ers, first and second-class coaches ant
baggage cars, and runs daily from st
i
great st. Louis union depot for al
points in the south and west
Tom Shurtz, who resides at the corner
of Second avenue and Washington
street, and who is employed at the Glu
loose Sugar Refining Company's plant IL
1.-The liquor room, was quite painfully In
jured Friday while at work putting {
trough under a liquor press. Shurtz hat
just placed one trough under the pres
when another, which was lying on +;
bench, slipped off before he could ge
out of the way. The result was that tn,
heavy trough fell on his left foot, break
Z ing the great toe and one of the smalle
4 bones of the foot.
Il We do not claim that Jasper count.
8 coal is as good as any other coal; W,
claim it is better. 1t is without doub
the best Iowa coal produced, and tn
treason we can sell it at lower figur
than other coal is on account of tn
freight rate, which is from 80 to 65 cent
per ton less than the rate on othe
coal shipped into Marshalltown. w
want to give our customers the benefi
of these low rates and at the same tim
; give them the best Iowa coal. IL yo
. trade with the Frudden Lumber Com
lpany you will always get the best a
the lowest figures. 1t is safe to buy &
, Frudden.
Miss Perkins an inanimate objeo
known as a doll, entertained, assiste
) by her mistresses Misses Amy an
Helen Wells. on Friday afternoon com
t pany of dolls and their owners. Moth
+ erly talks on the manners and custom
, of best rearing dolls to maturity wer
: INDUCED in by the little women, an
4 after a season of enjoyment refresh
t ments were served by Mrs. John "
. Wells and Mrs. C. G. Urine. The youn
? ladies who brought their dolls to met
6 Miss Perkins We're Bernice Giffor,
4 Edna Benson. Lucille and Gertrud
d Lockwood, Ruth Balch, Maude Clarl
Helen Boardman, Ruth BATHS. Chal
lotte Click, Marjorie Nichols, Hele
: Huntington, Margaret WATSON, Ma
T Iguerite Lewis and Amy WATSON.
4 What George r. Davis, director gel
s eral of Worlds Columbian Expositio
II and j. NJ. Samueis, chief department
IS horticulture, think of the DeMoss fan
n lily: Department of Horticultur
/. Worlds Columbian Exposition. Chic;
d go, Oct. 81. 1S93.--We wish to state tn
. during the Worlds Columbian Expos
e ton the DeMost family, Lyric Bard
a gave daily entertainments in Horticu
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