Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28
pr. Bay, woodbury. block.


DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
dell's cafe,
Buy the new w. B. erect form corset
ut the Hawkeye.
A choice line of confectionery at the
Paragon. 119 East Main.
Come in and get good cup. of coffee
tomorrow at 100 West Main.
Mrs. A. C.. Fry, NJ. d. Diseases Of
women and children speciality.
Don't forget the concert at the Con-
gregational church Monday evening.
We want 10 set two teams more to
haul coal. j. L. Irwin Lumber Com
panY
+. II. Evans of the firm Of Belden &
Evans. custom shirt makers, of Min
neapolis, is in the city.
Another large invoice of ladies and.
misses hobby Jackets received today.
.HoSt's Department Store.
The leading display of correct fall
millinery will open at Miss Gilmore's
on Saturday. Prices are low.
sf
II you would thoroughly enjoy your
crate get u ton of our Camel coal
Brown Coal Company.
Lost-Nickle plated music rack and
case. on Third avenue or East Main. j..
$. Carlton, at Rewey & Lawrences
shop.
Remember that you are kindly IN
vitee 10 call at sinclair's tea store, 40
West Main, tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Owing to the unfavorable weather we
Will continue our millinery opening to-.
morrow Saturday.. Hoyt's Depart
nent Store.
Come to Mrs. Tuffree's millinery par
Tors Saturday, September %, and see
some Of the most beautiful French pat
terms ever shown in the city.
MIR. G. D. Lusby. who is now full
sfledeed commercial traveller, is in the.
city and is preparing to move his family
to Topeka, ISas.. he having been assign
ed territory in that state.
A car load of Columbia river salmon,
billed from Portland, Ore, to New York,
passed thru the city Thursday night on
hurry up orders. as part of the
iNerthwesterni local passenger No. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reno, of Batavia,
who We're but recently married, spent
Thursday in Green Mountain with the
formers aunt, Mrs. o. II. L. Mason.
II
Sister Madeline. OF ST. Ma1y.s inssi-
tute. Went to OttnmWa Thursday eve
ming, where shs is called by the death
of sister, Anthony. OF ST. 1osspil's con-
vent. Sister Maaaline vas accompanied
by little Miss Helen Coffee.
Mr.: and Mrs Earl Iotfler, who We're
married a week ago "Wednesday in
crocker. S. D., spent Thursday in the
city as the guests of the formers aunt,
Mrs. Nv NJ. Steele. and left in the even
ing fer Nashville. Tenn, where Mr.
Loffler has one more yearss study in a
medical college. Mrs. Lof1ler ia5 a cousin
of Mr.. I. T. Kirby, of this city
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
George S. Batty of the Central. arrived
home early this morning from a three
weeks business trip on the Pacific coast
7Thetrip OF Mr.. Batty was, made ptinci-
pally for the purpose of making arr
arrangements for the installation Of the
regular winter tourist business The
leading points III California We're visited
by the general passenger agent during
his absence.
Mrs. r. Il. IIaiferty ard daughter
Laura. RESIDENTS of#this city fo;: several
years, went 10 Hampton Thursday eve
ming, Whore they viii make their home
for tlle winter at least with their
daughter and sister Nus. Arthur Hug
gard. Mrs. Halferts VIII b. greatly
missed from the ciIolas Of Electric
Lodge. Of which siie has been a IronlI-
iSellt worker since iss organization. She
viii MOI sever her. membership however.
A numbered the Rsh.3kahs were at the
depot Thursday evening to bid Her
farewell
Miss Lille Dodgeis. in receipt OF a let-
ter from Mrs H. c. Mcallistei,, former
~ of this city, who went south with hs.i
husband TO make her home wiile the
latter represents a Cincinnati coffes
house in Texas Mrs McAllister says
they We're notin Galveston on tie. nigh
lscf the terrible disaster of recent date. as
many OF the Marshalitpwn friends fear.
ed they might have been. Instead the,
We're in little town near TT. Worth
| where Mr.. McAllisters had been sent II
1 take charge of an exhibit "a fair The,
/ had expected, however, to have been ii
\ Galveston OF thesvery date of the flood
and 1t is only an act of Providence tina