Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-29
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.

GeorgeSJ. Allen. scientific optician.
When it is a question of trousers see
Hopkins.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists, over So
West Main.
Mantedc Clean COTTON rags at the
Times Republican.
Wanted at Once-Two tirst-cass dim
ing room girls. Gifrord's Restaurant.
Wanted-7,rWo reliable boys to deliver
Chicago papers. g. Deuellss news depot
1t is selling Very fast, so you had
better get your orders for hard coal
placed. j. Il. Irwin Lumber Company.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Railway
y. NJ. 9. a. will meet at the associa-
ton rooms Thursday afternoon at $50.
Come down and get our prices and
when YOU so back up town call us up
by phone and get them again. j. +.
Irwin Lumber Company.
MIR. Harry Gerst Went to Ames this
morning to begin the work Of his sopho-s
more year at the Iowa State College.
Mr.. l;srst is taking u civil engineering
course.
James King. Fred smelzer, James.
Murray and Thomas Murphy, all stran-
gers. arrested by the police for intoNi-
cation, We're sentenced TO five days on
Rurritt.
General Audi.or Frank. Nay, of the
Minneapolis & st. Louis, road, with
sheaG luarters in Minneapolis, spent
Tuesday in the city at the general of
tices, on business connected NTH the
auditing departinentof the Central
MIR. ami Mrs. Merle Nelshen. Of Lis
home of the latter's parents. Nh. and
Mrs. Jud Garfield. Mr.. e'antield, VINO
has been quite III for several weeks
with bowel complaint. is much iln-
proved.
With elegant new quarters IN the
First National Bank building, new am
inproved equipment, neN typeMriters
turnout. an Experienced and sufficient
teaching force, q course OF ssudy unsur-
passed any " here. Dudley sasiness Col
iege obtains the best possible results.
Gail and sue Us.
Mr. Thomas Fuller. son Of MIR. A. II.
Euiler. a Well-knoNll farmer residing
I've miles south Of tbs city, in Timber
Greek township, Went 10 Amts this
morning Mhers he Will ents,s upon the
Work 81 his second term IN the Iowa
state College Mr.. F'uiler, as u Pros
.srssssve farmers SON should, Will take
Ia course IN up-to-saate agriculture.
The funeral es the lata Joseph Mil
lianls vii rs conducted THURSDAY af-
tternoons & 30 O'Clock from the Second
Baptism church. on East Brotnley STREET.,
RtN NJ j. T:uiten. af Davenport for
lilesly pastor u the church hsfe, o!iieiat-
ing ,'he sssiaic, Al tho grave VIII be
under the auspices q me colnrsd odd
Fellows ard nienmberS from the lodge
Viii act as pail bearers.
Asa surprise to Mrs. Hugh II Dunn.
Of aI Mijehell street abeu; fifty Of hei;
friends, gathered al he, home Tuesday
evening TO announce that they Mere
aware that h Gay Mas significant Of
astrs36th ANNIVERSARY. TIE evening Was
spent yeIry pleasantly on The laM.i and
the ffsslNitiss closed With SEASON al
3dancing- Refreshments, Mere service on
athe laMn during the evening.
County superintendent AIoltissss: re-
g4etStst Z telegram f;ioin DIR. SPARKS. Of
+ I. a4.Rilgq sfliveisIty. s:tSits lit can not
I aliiMa il this city until tomorrow. ans
3t i@rsf.re necessary IL pos pone his
afternoon ard evening lseinres today
sDis Slsalks Mil lecture Thursday and
i Friday afternoons and evenings 10 Tbs