Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
frsdsp shr 2I 1900

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pr. asnas. surgeon and physieiaa.
Emerson pianos. Tuffree Music
Fresh oysters In every style at suns
dell's cafe.
Shrinking prices to shrink the stock at
Greenbaum's.
Try p. a. Stern Il you need new
suit or overcoat.
See our stamped. guaranteed taffeta
silks Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. II. w. Early, of Liscomb, was in
the city hooking after business matters
Thursday.
Wait for the Minnetonka. Indian Med
icine Company, Monday, Sept. "a. Free
to all at the Sieg.
Equal to any city display-our stock
OF ladies' and misses jackets. Hoyt'ss
Department Store.
Mrs. A. Seymour, clairvoyant and
lphyscomatrist, hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. M,
3o6 North First avenue.
Mrs. VIII Miller's condition. is some
What improved today, which will be
/ good news to her many friends.
We are now showing a good line of
trimmed hats at the New York Milii-
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday,. September 26.
Mr.. George S. McFadden. business
manager for Sporting Life" Is in the
lscity making arrangements for the APP
pearance of his attraction.
Mr.. ]. L. Carney on Thursday award
ed the contract for the building Of q
handsome residence. to be erected this
season on the ets just west of the j..
NJ. Parker honls. on West Main street.
MIR. Charles Lamer, who was formerly
resident OF this city and clerk for
@. j. Lander, but who more recently
has been in the drug business in Boone,
spent Thursday in the city, and went to
Melbourne in the evening. where he is
| soon to open UP a drug store.
Chief Engineer II. G. Kelley, General
! Roadmaster NJ. H. Shelley and the new
division roadmaster. Mr.. Ed Kelly, left
this morning on the iowa" for Center.
vile, stopping at Forbush to inspect
some mine tracks that have recently
been laid. The party will return 10 the
city tonight
House cleaning time is with US again
and doubtless you have already thought
over what you would like new in the
/ furniture line. We are prepared to sat.
| isfy your wants. as our stock was never
more complete than now. The latest
styles in leather lounges. rockers, side
boards. dining room furniture and espe-
lscially handsome is our dining room fur-
niture. ID. c. Wilbur.
The Mckinley a a Roosevelt Club has
postponed its meeting to have been held
next Tuesday light until Thursday
might. in order to allow the democrats
! the use of the east court ROOM On
| Thursday evening it is expected that q
good speaker, probably Lieutenant Gov
i;ernor A1illiman, will be secured to adj
dress the club. a. least the state COM
unite has promised to send Mr.. Milli-s
man or 8 me other good campaigner.
Mr.. William H. Calhoun received a
Telegram today announcing the death of
| ms, brother in-law. Mr.. u. NJ. DeEore, at
/ F,feeport, Ill. Mrs. Calhoun. who has
1! been at her brothers bedside for sever
/ al days, was5 present when the end came.
i Mr.. DeVore was we'll known and
4 prominent resident of Freeport and was
sparticularly We'll known as an inventive
/ genius, having patented a score of de-
vices. many of which proved of great
value to the inventor and the public in
general.
Newton Miller. an eccentric patriot
4 who halls from Dysart and wllo has
been spending the past seven summers
/ in travelling over the country in
the interests Of the temperance cause,
i arrived in the city this morning in his
/ covered wagon, to be present at the
prohibition convention and rally. Mill
4 Ter is an old man. we'll along in the
seventies. and is.yery much interested
II in the third party movement. His
i wagon has grown to be quite a familiar
1 sight upon the streets, as he has visited
iarshalltown every summer for the
4 past several years.
4 Alarshalltown 10 soon to lose two of its
we'll known citizens in the persons of
Mr.. and Mrs. w w Shannon,
iwho will leave early in October
i for Albany, ". where they
4 Sexpecr to make their future home. Mr.
Shannon has resigned his position With
/ Mr.. John b. Simmons, which he has held
A for the past FIVE years, to take effect
Il Oct. l. The change is taken in the inter-
este Of Mr.. shannon's health, and upoI,
1.-The advice of a physician to make a
4 change that viii allow him more out
y door exercise. Just what business he
4 5will engage in after going east is not
I known as yet but for several weeks
4 or before settling down again, ,he viii
take much needed rest. Mr.3and Mrs
. Shannon and son Richard will visit in
Nevada and other Iowa points before
leaving for New York.
q The Searsboro correspondent to the
Il aloosa Journal says: We are under
4 the painful obligation OF recording the
u demise Of p. NJ Nicholson, Of New
Sharon, Ioy.a. on Sept. II. OF congestion
of the lungs and kidney trouble after
H. $50 1000 ,