Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-08
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Gold watches at Hellberg's.
DIR. Bryant, over 16 West Main.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
George j, Allen. scientific opticlan.

George j, Allen. scientific optician.
Bargains in Peaches at Culley's to-
night.
II. E. Simkins. undertaking exclusive.
~. Second door west Of postoffics.
If You want to buy a watch, either
silver or gold. see the large line at AL
lens, IA East Main.
Piano contest for week ending Sept. s..
Maccabees T,17S; Y. NJ. G. A., $3.50; !
Odd Fellows. 1855: ST. Mary's church.
1862.
Friends yearly meeting at Oskaloosal
tomorrow. Special train. via the Iowa
Central leaves at 500 a. m. Fare $1..25
for the round trip.
We meet all legitimate competition,
but we will not sell any coal so low that
we can not screen AMI deliver it in prop
er condition. Baker Bros.
You can't imagine a better Sunday
dinner than you Will have tomorrow at
Gifford's for % cents. All the delicacies
of the season nicely served.
Work on the soldiers Home sewer is
progressing nicely and in a few days
Superintendent Mack hopes to have it
in good working order again.
Special train excursion to Oskaloosa
tomorrow via the Iowa Central on ac-'
count of the Friends annual meeting.
Train leaves at 500 a. m. Only SIPS for
the round trip.
Tama Free Press: HMr. William
q.
place but now .. prominent attorney of
Britt, Ia, was here. yesterday, shak-
ing hands with old companions of
bo.>hood days
Those wishing to take up the violin,
mandolin or guitar this season will do
we'll by calling on or dropping a postal
10 b. S. Ba.borka. AS musician he
needs no introduction to the people of
Marshalltown. Address 80 North.
Third street
Mr.. Fred Wilbur will go to Des
Moines Sunday morning where, in the
evening, he will join a car load of stu
dents bound for Culver Ind, to enter
the Culver Military College. Mr.. d. G..
Wilbur will accompany his son as far
as Des Moines.
Z r
The Osmer balance safety valve, a
mechanism invented and patented by
MIR. j. e. Osmer. former resident of
this city, is being given a trial test on
the engines of the Northwestern and is
said to be proving highly satisfactory.
Mr.. Osmer has furnished this company
with numerous practical devices.
The time of the evening services at
the churches has been changed from S
o'clock 10 .::31, owing to the shortness
of the days at this season. The change.
in the hour usually takes place on the
first Sunday in September. buss the
Ministerial Association had held no,
meeting for some time prior to that
date and the change was postponed I'M.
iii tomorrow.
Albert Imholt ct all, of Haverhill,
have brought suit against the board of
supervisors TO restrain the establish
ment of the proposed new road south of
Haverhill. The board thinks MI. Im-
holt was some what hasty in his action,
| as the petitioners for the road have not
Yet accepted the boards proposition,
which provided that if the road was
opened they should pay the damages
resulting to the owners of the land.
Men who have their clothes made by a
tailor realize that it is economy in the
end. az they not only look better, but
they last longer than any other. The
TO make a profitable invest
tsment in suit is here Petersen & Co,
the tailors, have a new stock of the
4 choicest and latest fabrics, and are
making suits that fiji at prices consistent
4 with good clothes. If you want to be
we'll dressed. at a moderate price, see
4 Petersen & Co.
4 Mrs. G.. j. Woodrow, of Glenwood. ar
Irived in the city Friday evening from
1sCedar Rapids, where she has been visit
j ing, and will remain for ansover sunday
4 visit with her friend and former pas
4 tor, Rev. r. w. Parsons, and family
4 Mrs. Woodrow, Who is president of the
A yNomen's Club of Glenwood, has but re-
4 Gently returned from Milwaukee
4 where she has been visiting "a sister
since the recent biennial of the Genera
4 Fedora ton of Womens Clubs.
i Concerning former employe of the
Reflector in this city. the Eldora En-.
4 terprise says: Bert Burlingame has q
regular machine on the st. Paul Pho.
neer Press and is pleased with the
Jswork Bert was first class typo wher
4 hand work was the method in dailies
i and his many Eldora friends will bs
pleased TO learn that he has such a de.
i sirable position on one of the leading
dailies in the northwest Mr.. Burlin-
game is a brother Of Mrs. j. p. Dotson
Of this city.
4 Because Frank Waldo refused to bu.
bottle of whisky for an already intox
licated railroad grader this morning tn
q latter drew a. gun on him and threat
Z ened to let daylight thru Waldo's car
cas-. Waldo was frightened out of hi
wits and made himself scarce. going i'm
\ mediately up town, where he swore GU
4 an information for the arrest of job
Il doe" Constable Leech was given TIL
Warrant to serve, and, accompanied b.
A Waldo, made a search Of the railroad
4 yards and depot saloons for the mar
Up to noon, however, he had not beel
n unprecedented.
Miss Annette Brown left this mornin
A for Salt Lake City. where she resume
her former position, held for the pas
few years az primary teacher in one o
1.-The Salt Lake schooF. Mrs. j. NJ. Whit
aker, of this city, who taught eight
a grade work in the Salt Lake scho ols las