Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22
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Buy q new hat Of Stern.
Treffry's Ice cream 10 best.
George J. Allen. scientific optician.
All the latest sheet music at the Tuf-
free Music House.
Just received. A new line OF comforts
and blankets at the Hawkeye.
H. E.simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
The extremes of temperature for the
Etweniy-four ending at Z a. m. were q
and 40. '5'
Those rose Japan teas at Culley's are
( the best in the city; prices 40. so and
go cents.
A good assortment of cider mills at
very reasonable prices at ketchum &
j ohnstons.
Sinclair's celebrated Java and Mocha
coffee will be served all next week at
the baking contest at schmidt's hard
ware store.
Inspect our window as you pass by.
The correct syle in fancy rockers Just
received. They are at the right price
too. n. +. Gard.
We want a horse. Will rent a good
single driver for three months for solic-
itor'ss use in canvassing the county. Can
use horse alone or with harness and
buggy. Times-Republican
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Rev. II. G. Richardson, pastor Of the
universalist church, went to Mitchell-
vile Friday night, where Sunday he
will fill the pulpit of the Universalist
church of that place. Rev. Richardson
will preach at the industrial school for
girls on Sunday afternoon.
The program of the Iowa State Libra.
~ Association, which is to be held in
Sioux City on Oct. IS and 10, shows
Mrs. Maude BATHS, librarian OF this
city. is to address the association on
Children and the Library to which
Miss Beulah Bennett, OF Oskaloosa,
leads in the discussion.
Brigadier j. Taft, of Deg Moines, who
walton Army. arrived in the city today
and will remain until after Sunday, as-
sisting in the meetings ar the local
ai,i's. 9uiiuas morning norm the pr1eadier
an ~ 1lie .iilseiah churcn ana
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:. lne lolps alio oiiicers VIII also
as'snu stiese SERVICES.
People of Marshalltown and vicinity
who contemplate a trip to Kansas civ
or ST. Louis should hear in mind tha
fact that the best route is the Iowa
Central. You can leave this city al 5.3f1
D. M. every day in the yea, - an ola
CANT Pullman buffet sleepinr car rat
Your supper and breakfast en- route and
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Mr. and Mrs. b. S. ellison. Of New
ton, former Marshalltown residents
who have been in the city for a short
time, the guests of Mr.. G;ilson's mother.
Mrs. II. S. ellison. left this morning far
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson are
on their way home from Cascade
where they we're recently ca,,ed on ac.
count of the death Of Mra C,;Isnn,s
mother. the late Mrs n 81 Hamilfon
who died at the age or 90 Years after
eMo years suiierlns Win cancer.
Mrs. w. IA. q. Woodward az Marietta
a arrived IN the city Friday evening fran
Clear Greek. III. where she has been for
about ten DAYS ia attendance at the
YEARLY meeting of Friends. Mr. Theo-
aore p Narsl, whoFwas also In attend.
ance ~ Tia meeting arrived today
u 4 wing s+onner3 IL lava CIV "a vis;, his
son Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh. Mrs
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