Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-13

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3 DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
Or. Nichols. physician.
Dr. Bay, Wood bury block.
An elegant line Of new furs Just re-
ceived at the Hawkeye.
Blankets Of every kind. Prices right.
Hoyt's Department Store.
II. e. simkins, undertaking exclusive.
5ly. Second door west Of postotiice.
If you want a good and up-to-date
shoe go to the Economy, 104 Yves. Main
street.
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. and West Main.
Both phones.
Detective w. A. Size, who has been in
Burlington for the past six weeks look
ing after a railroad case, spent
Wednesday in the city with his family.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railway
Y. NJ. C. A. will be entertained at 2:S0
Friday afternoon by Mrs. N. A. Wis
liams at her home, No 306 West Linn
street.
Miss 1nez Beale, of Gilman, was the
guest Wednesday night of Miss May
Ulery, being on her way to Dayton.
where she will trim in a millinery esq
Enlistment during the coming season.
Mrs. Laura McCool and son Henry. OF
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visit with Mrs. NlcCool's sister. Mrs l..
E. Darling. Mr.. Raymond f. Robinson,
of Perryville, o., is also a guest at the
Darling home.
The Marshall Tailoring Co. lost a pair
of pants belonging to one Of their Gus
toners. Two gentlement in wagon
We're seen to pick up the pants. If5they
Will return them to US they will be re-
warded. Marshall Tailoring Co.
Z Miss Anna Gregg returned Wednes-
day evening from Cedar Rapids. where
she has been trimming in a wholesale
millinery establishment for Two weeks.
Miss Gregg will conduct a store at Gil-
man during the coming season.
General Superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington. Of the Central passed thru the
city w ednesday evening on the Iowa 2
en- route to Hampton, and from there
today made trip to Algona over the 1.
G.. & w Master Mechanic Brooke ac-
colnpanied him from this city.
Mrs. Day, of Peoria, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening and Will re-
main for a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Day is one of the heirs to eonsid-
cradle properly in Greencastle town
stiip left by her mother, the late Mrs.
Moore who died about a year ago Her
Visit TO the city is for the purpos. of
looking after her interests.
The prohibitionists say their rally on
the 21st Will last all day One Of the
PRINCIPAL speakers will arrive at 80 D.
M. and then will come the special train
bearing the candidates for president
and vice president, who will be driven
to the court house square and Will
speak for ever an hour after which the
Rev. DR.. T.. L. Eaton, of Des Moines.
Will deliver one OF his red-hot prohibit
ton arguments.
Chairman George L. Estabrook, of
the county republican central commit
tee. received Tuesday from Mana ger a.
f. Dawson, of the speaking bureau. a
date for Senator j. P sDolliver. Mr..
Estabrook 1T once looked up Manager
Speers dates and found there was a
conflicting date here with a theatrical
attraction, SO thatit will be Impossible
Ito get the Odeon. Mr.. Estahrook today
furnished Mr.. Dawson with the open
dates for the season, 50 nat in the fn-
tture there Will be no disappointments
as to speakers.
T The Peoria, Ill. Journal says:
CHARLES A. Adds clerk al the Iowa
Central. is soon to enter into weatock.
Ills bride is TO be Miss Ramey Eliza
beth Cotton daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William + Cotton. who is a most
Charming Young lady. and known thru
tout the city as an eloeutionist. Matri-
fmonial services will be held at the home
iof the bride. 2l5 Sixth avenue. by DR.
/ n. g, Lyons, pastor of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church,. Mr. Adds viii
8be remembered as a former employe ir
the &c of General Auditor WATSON ii
/ this city. where he has many friends
He is now clerk to Agent Mike Dunn al
i Peoria:
DR. w. B. Kibbey was down from
Clear Lake on business "Wednesday. Iii
family will return from the Outing Club
where they have been all summer. prob
ably next week The doctor ia yer,
i proud of q bird which heBcaptured thi
II week. 1t is that rara avis a whit
4 .blackbird. The doctor said he had no
lsticed It and wondered what it could he
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