Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-26
Treffry's Ice cream 10 best.
George J. Allen. scientific optician.

George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
New line of skirts and dress goods at
the Hawkeye.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
Our reputation is back OF every order
for fuel delivered from our yard. Baker
Bros
Fall and winter opening Thursday
the 9th. Latest styles in hats Mrs
Morrill,
Don't miss the re-opening OF the Sin
clairsfe & Coffee Company next satur.
day afternoon and evening.
The leading display of correct fall
millinery will open at Miss Gilmore's
on Saturday. Prices are low.
We want to get a heavy draft team
We will take them and keep them and
pay for their use. j. f. Irwin Lumber
Company.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
leases of women and children. ONCE
and residence Nos. 6 and West Main,
Both phones.
j. H. Gribble will be a our store Mon
day. Oct l, With a complete line IF fur
Jackets. capes, collarettes and scarfs
NJ. f. Andrews.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the
Central, was in the city today, being on
his Way to points on the Story City
branch. where he looked after business
matters today
Z - (
BE sure and attend the second ami
versarS of the Sinclair Tea & Coffee
Company next Saturday afternoon and
evening. Coffee served and souvenirs
given to each ady.
W. NJ. Berry, q Well known resident of
McCallsburg, was in the city today, be-
ms on his way to Mason City, where
he goes TO accept "a position with the
Chicago * Northwestern railway.
Mrs. Sadie Youse, who has been maxi
ing her home in the city for the past
two months, left Tuesday evening for
Denver. where she expects To reside,
hr husband, who is a travelling sales
man, being now located in that city,
Miss Gertrude Van Ornan and Miss
Emma Kroh, of Belle Plaine, were in
the city Tuesday afternoon between
trains. being on their Way to Ottumwa,
where they will be present at the an
nual convention of the Iowa Endeavor-
ers. They go as delegates from the
Congres atfonal society Ct the Belle
Plainc church.
Mr. j. +. Mcdonald received a long
letter Tuesday from Mr.. Dan Camp
bell, who left several weeks ago for
Melbourne, Australia. TO take charge of
the interests of the Mccormick Har-
vesting Machine Company in that coun-
try. Mr.. Campbell arrived at -Ielbourne
safely, and expresses himself as being
highly pleased at the outlook for sue
cess in his new duties
President S. Mcfarland, of the
Mckinley and roosevelt Club. has re-
ceived word from several of the sur
rounding towns in the county stating
that delegations will be in the city on
Thursday evening to hear the speech of
Lieutenant Governor Mil man. 1t IS an
sticipated that the nieatiag will be a
rouser. a drum CORPS been engaged
to8play in front of thr court house be-
fore the meeting begins, and during the
evening music will be given by u glee
club. The meeting will be held in the
east court room.
Mrs. Ella Baughman has recIyed
within the past few days a very en-
eouraging letter from her daughter.
Miss Edna Baughman, who has been in
New York for the past two years
studying vocal music. She has just
been elected to the position of soprano
in the choir of a large Episcopal church
lin Brooklyn. The church issa large and
fashionable one and in addition to the
honor of being chosen TO the place.
I8thera IS a Very good salary connected
With it, which will be a great help 20
her while he n away from home
Mrs. G. w. Harris received a letter
from Galveston. Tex, this morning.
which s very Interesting 1t was writ
ten by Miss Della Wicks. of DEG Moines,
1 who has made many friends and ac-
isauaintances here When she has been III
1.-THE city nursing Miss Wicks wfrt, is a
ways anxious to 50 Where there is neeG
| and misery wert8to the southern city
! When the first neWss of the terrible dis
faster come and when 1T was necessary
flor nurses, 10 be sent there. She gay.
,that no one can imagine how terrible
| the storm was and the awful SUFFERING
that it brought She thinks she vii
sleayte the city next week, asst is though
4 that by that time, the Galveston doctor
and nurses can care for the sick ant
injured.
The Iowa Central road department j.
Experimenting a trying situation from
the fact that the company is unable L
secure the necessary number of men Il
4 fill positions on surfacing and stea
gangs at points where work is il
progress. This morning General Road.
master Shelley wanted thirty workre Il
! and was unable TO secure more than
1 handful, altho there We're plenty o.
railroad laborers hanging about the sa.
looms and about the depots. idle anG
looking for work Surfacing AMI stee
I work al Dillon and steel laying al Gil
imam are most in need of labor. aitht
4 several men are wanted at Sheffield Il
/ complete some improvements begun
4 The company is offering good wage.
| for ordinary inexperienced railroad
labor and the natural supposition would
/ be. considering the number of Idle me1
! who are hanging around town. that i
would have no difficulty in securing
them.
H Capt ]. j. Smith and Veteran F. f,