Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-06

DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
Treffry's ice cream 10 best.
Hellberg, proctical optician.

Treffry's ice cream il best.
Hellberg, proctical optician.
Wanted A good delivery horse.
weight. about LOO. at Adams grocery
store
Is 1t makes no difference to Flitton what
your politics is, Flitton will do your
laundry work and do it right.
Home grown watermelons We're never
better than this season, and In addition
to this they are plentiful and cheap
Go to Flowers for oysters New
York squares. 80 cents; New York
standards IS cents; selects, 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tan church will be entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Smith, No. $40 North Third street.
Messrs. Dan Mayor and Walter Lee.
contracting agents for the Pawnee Bill
show, spent Wednesday afternoon in
the city, being on their way to Mason
City from Omaha.
We will continue to make the price of
$3.50 per ton on strictly fresh mixed coal
the balance of this week. All orders
taken at that price are for September
delivery and settlement. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
Our Jackets are of strictly high
lsclass grade adapted 20 the hes. city
1 trade. No finer line nor none cheaper
! in price for the same quality and
styles can be had anywhere. Hoyt's
1 Department Store.
If you want to take solid comfort,
| buy one of our leather or fancy rock
ers and the problem will be solved. Our
stock of ingram carpets is larger and
/ handsomer than ever before and we
1 want you to see them. To see them will
convince YOU that what we say OF them
is true. d. c. Wilbur.
The Flitton dye works at "a West
Chureh street is well equipped with all
THE necessary machinery to do cleaning,
dxeing, pressing or anything else in
1 that line. If you have suit that is
soiled, do not throw i, away, but bring
lit 10 US and we will make it as good as
new for a small sum of money. Flitton
BROS.
Commandant and Mrs. c. C. Horton,
lof the Soldiers Home, are enjoying a
reunion of their entire family at pres
ent their son, Mr.. Frank Horton, hav-
ling recently returned form two
months trip in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lisie Horton, Of Rock Island, Ill. are
lalso here. and will remain thru the
week. Mr.. Frank Horton will be here
until about the 18th inst. when he Will
go to Chicago to resume his studies in
1.-THE Chicago University.
The Hardin county fair attracted a
good sized delegation from Marshall-
town today, the morning train on the
central being crowded with passengers
| en- route TO Eldora. Among those who
went from here We're Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ. Petit and the formers mother, Mrs.
4 j. W. West; Messrs. Frank Sherlock,
Ed Garwood w. c. Rails. and "A. c.
Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs H. "A. Cole,
residing north of the city; Mrs. l. T
Forbes and daughter Zulienle, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Long, Mesdames w. NJ. Sherlock,
Graham j. Smith and ]. P. Dotson.
4 John ODonald. an iron worker en-
Z
work between this city and LaMoille,
was brought to the city on a hand car
this morning suffering from prostra-
Ition caused by the extreme heat OF
"Wednesday. O'Donald has been sub
Eject more or less to epileptic fits, and
had one or two slight attacks Wednes-
day night. He was feeling better this
morning and concluded he was well
enough 70 go to work. and while on the
hand car iapsed into a comatose state
Il before his companions hardly realized
what was the matter. He was taker
Ito the Getz Hospital. where he vii
4 remain probably several days.
4 Rev. and Mrs G. l.. Brokaw and
sIdaughter of Des Moines. were in tht
city this morning, en- route to I4iscomb
where today they attended the COLDER
8 wedding anniversary of Mrs. Brokaw':
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, H. H. Wilson
4 The five children Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
senAlessrs Albin and Van Wilson o
Hubbard WI Wilson, of Omaha; ant
Mesdalnes Brokaw and George McAda
non, the latter of Waukee-with thei
81 families, We're present. making in al
about thirty. Liscomb neighbors an,
tilStl llIESSul, GIlJoS e
e the day in celebrating the f1fteth yea
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson'S marriage. a
the reunion four generations We're rep
Presented. the youngest member bein
Y the little grandson Of a daughter of AL
bin Wilson, the only great-grandchil
Y of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
I An illustration Of how the the gen
Eeral passenger department Of the Chi
caso & Northwestern cares for its bus
mess during times when traffic is grea
: is shown by the circular that was is
Z sued. by General Passenger and Tickle
= Agent w. u. Kniskern, just before tn
e recent national G. A. r. encampment q
. IChicago. The circular is as follows
Z During, Immediately before and afte
& the @. a. r. reunion at Chicago ther
: will be a great many elderly and ir
firm people. not used to travelling Ion
!, distances. who Will use our trains I'M
/. and out of Chicago. Please issue ir
: structions 5to agents, conductors an
: station and train baggagemen an
! others connected with the handling
I. passenger traffic TO be more than ord
? nally patient, courteous and attenti,
!. in administering to the comfort of thes
Z people. Please see tina. our ice and WI
Il ltering stations are fully provided vii
-lheip, SO there may be no delay in tai
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