Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

Treffry's leo cream 10 best
DR.. w. N. Choate. dentist. once over
the Fair. Both phones.
Attend the millinery opening tomor-
row at Hoyt's Department Store.
The millinery display of the season
will open at Miss Gilmore's on satur-
day.
We can furnish Camel coal. The.
only" crate coal. Gregory Brown Coal
Company.
Maccabee Harp Orchestra at Sim.
clair's tea house tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Telephone No. IS 70 call for your
laundry If you want it to look like new
Flitton's Steam Laundry.
Correct styles in fall and winter mil-.
linery will be shown Saturday. Sept. 20,
at Mrs. L. Tuffree's millinery parlors.
Stop at Sirclair's tomorrow and hear
some good music, get Il good cup of cof-
fee and a pretty and useful souvenir.
We want to get a heavy draft team.
We will take them and keep them and
pay for their use. j. +. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Why not have cheerful fire this
damp weather by ordering some Can-
mel coal for your crate from Gregory
Brown Coal Co?
Nothing is more disagreeable than
,.1t inv. <,C1s1 y..f
cheerful than CRATE fire ofsCannel coal.
Order of Gregory Brown Coal Com
pany.
General superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington and Trainmaster T.. L. Kerwin.
of the Central, We're in the city Thurs
day on company business connected
with the general Offices.
Mrs. George H. Marsh, of Joliet. H.,
arrived in the city Thursday evening,
accompanied by her sons, Harry and
Ben, end Will remain for a few weeks
visit at the home of he1. parents Mr.,
and Mrs. A. r. Wilbur. Mrs. Marsh
comes particularly at this time TO be
present at the Norris Wasson nuptials.
on the 4th prox.
On account of the great St. Louis fair.
Oct. to S, inclusive. the Iowa Central
railway Will sell excursion tickets to St.
Louis. Mo-. and return at the rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, inclusive; and limited
for return passage to Oct. s. 1900. Ele-
CANT coaches and buffet sleeping cars
every day. Call on ticket agents for
further particulars or address George
laYf ~, u O. holt
Iowa.
The Northwestern overland limited
No. ?. due in this city al 2.oi a. M. was
delayed so that ii did not arrive until
about 1890 O'Clock this forenoon. Some
trouble on the Union Pacific was the
cause of the delay. the train from the
west being delayed into the Council
Bluffs transfer. To accommodate the
COM panys patrons a section of the train
was made UP at Council Bluffs and run
east as first No. . arriving here about
on time this morning
Rev. Frank G. Coffin, of Clemens, who
has been pastor of the Clemens Chris
tan church the past few years, was in
the city this morning on his way to Lee
Grand, where he Will remain for a
weeks visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs G. Fl. G6tiin. Rev. Coffin will go
from Leelrand TO Madrid. where he will
take charge of the First Christian
church. Mrs. C'cf!in and family are at
Nevada visiting and will be there until
Rev. Collin gets aettled in Madrid.
Transportation for Hoboken, N. Y, for
Mrs. Melvold ard children arrived in
the hands Of G,rersser5of the Poor Penn
sberton THURSDAY. from the railway With
which Mr. AIelvold is employed in New
Jersey Superintendent Tomlinson. of
the county farm. was 30 notified. and
sent the family 10 this city today. and
Bthay Viii leave tonight for the east Mrs
MeNold, who IS not in a fit condition
insntally or physically. to care for her
children on 80 long a journey. viii he
accompanied by Miss Melvold. sis,e,
sot her husband, who recently arrived ir
to her brothers request for assistance
y. j.
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. v. speers opened
their home Thursday evening for the
friends Of Mrs w w shannon ant
guest Miss Cora Lundy,iof Argyle, "
" when a pleasant surprise was giver
them. They had been invited to dine a
the Speers home, but We're more thar
lsasienished when about sixty friend
came in 10 spend the evening with then
there. Cards We're played and til,
4 prizes were given to Alrs. Will Rubei. 0
4 Chicago. and Mr. T.. l.. Putzel and tn
4 boobies We're thrust upon Mrs. Shannon
A and Mr.. r. w Mcbride China plate
1 with pictures Of the Soldiers home wer
4 given to Mrs. Shannon and Miss Lundy
and az a farewell gift to Mr.. and Mrs
1 shannon they We're presented with
dozen handsome solid silver spoons. Re
Treatments We're served late in the eve
ming.
Observation-Disclosures
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