Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-05

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Dr. Nichols. phyalcian
Treffry's ice cream 10 best.
Get Your tailor made suits at Lee &,
Benedict s.
II. E. Simkins. undertaking exclusives
". Second door west Of postoffics.
Try . cup of our 20 cent Mocha and
Java coffee. 1t is delicious. Sinclair's
Tea and Coffee House.
DR.. f. w. Parsons continues to Inn
prove and expects to be a BILE to resume
his services in the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Elwell, 4o6 South Center street,
entertained the Ladies' Aid of Trinity
Evangelical church this afternoon from
ITO .. Light refreshments We're served.
Miss Mamie Mooney, who has been
illfor the past six weeks, suffering from
an attack OF typhoid fever, is doing
Very nicely and will be able to be about
before many days.
The opening hour at the high school
was given over to Mrs. Roxy Harmony
sknisels, of Kansas City, this morning
when she played a number Of selections
for the students, who We're pleased TO
have her with them again as on a visit
here two years ago, she had likewise
entertained them.
Miss Susie Church arrived in the city.
from l.iscomb Tuesday evening. where
She has been fol. a few days making ar
for the opening Of school,
which Will occur in two weeks. Miss
Church has her old position in the Lis
comb schools, as teacher of the primary
department. She will visit in this city
until her school begins With her broth
Ter, Mr.. Il. +. Church. and family.
PSF
Our new ingram carpets have arrived,
and they are the handsomest we ever
had Every style. shade and color to
select from. The prices are as suits
factory as the carpets. If you. buy a
new carpet you Will want lace curtains
and draperies 10 match. We have the
daintiest and prettiest styles to be OBJ
tained in the market. 1t is please to
show Our new goods. ID. G. Wilbur.
Mr.. II. j. Howard, of Ames, former
we'll known NIarshalltown resident. who
was stricken with paralysis on June %
last, spent Tuesday in the city, going
to Bangor in the evening. where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. ]. Fl. knzer. Mr..
Howard, whose entire left side was aft
.fected. is recovering nicely and is now
able 10 walk with the aid of u crutch,
and can lift his hand to his head. He
has hopes of becoming entirely We'll be-
fore many weeks.
Loren Fowler. more Familiarity known
by his friends as Skip Fowler. who
will be remembered as the crack foot
bah player of the Hampton high school,
Went to Eldora Tuesday evening after
!: few days visit in the city with his
uneie. Mr.. l.. l.. Conner, nd family. Mr.
Fowler Went TO Eldora for the pur-,
pose of making arrangements for the
game between the eievens of Eldora
and Hampton, played today as an at;
traction al he. Hardin county fair.
Engineer James L. Elder, of the Cen
trail who is pulling train on the Cen
ton and AlgoEa on the Iowa Central &
day after few days visit in the city
with his father, Mr.. James Elder. Mr.
Elders brother, Mr.. A. T. Elder. of this
city, who recently sailed from Canada
to Liverpool, With the Intention of
spending several weeks al his old home
| In Ednburg, Scotland. was due to arr
irive in Liverpool Tuesday.
A number of the Times-Republican
family enjoyed a prairie chicken dinner
| at Clifford 8 today, the birds being the
gift of Mr.. f. a. Moscrip, one of the
TR. solicitors who recently returned
from a few days hunting trip. in COM
i3pany with Aiessrs. l.. G.. Abbott, "A. S.
TIFFANY and Dan Whsater. Of this city.
Chef Charley AaroEson served the birds.
4 all this year'Ssbrood. in asdeicious way,
4 with toast. sliced tomatoes and lemon.
and With the sumptuou, dinner that
went With them they proved a meal fit
/ for king.
Mr.. Peter S. Hairston. Of st. Louis,
passed thru the city Tuesday evening
5en route to his home from Seattle, at
which point he recently landed after a
three years stay in The Alaskan gold
fields. Mr.. Hairston has been located
utmost entirely in the vieinityo Eagle
land has done We'll. having several
claims that are paying him handsome
y ~. Three Weeks ago. at Nome, he saw
Mr.. Dell McCord. of this city. who is
NOV in the employ of.a steamship
bpany and is handing the transportation
4 business from the Alaskan country tt
1.-THE states. He said MIR. McCord was
livery We'll, and anticipated returning t.
1.-THE states in October.
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4 Mr. Ben Oswald, who has been in the
employ Of Mr. r. S. Bertrand, of thu
Northwestern Boarding Company, fol
several months until recently, but hi
lis now identified With his former EN-
4 .ployers. Halverson & Richards, III,
A contractors having nine miles OF worl
4 between LaMoille and State Center OF
q the NorthWeste tern. spent Tuesday Ii
A the city on business. Halverson {
4 Richards have almost completed thei
4 work and on Friday or Saturday Mr.
Fl Oswald Will leave for Bemidji. MINI.
Il Where he Will take charge of the grad
a ing outfit on Twenty-Five miles of worl
\ between I3emidji and Whitefish Lake
q on the Northern Pacific
s The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Nor
i ganis one that is noted for8its hospi
5ltality, but there never was a part!
tigiven within its doors. which was NOR,