Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-19
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I $50 yAkkt ~ = b 49,
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Boy Wanted Marshalltown Light,
Power = Railway Company.
Tomorrow we viii cell all Of cur g.
and ss-cent blankets for 40 cents a
pair. Lee = Benedict.
Our medium and heavyweight over-s
Icoatines are now here, embracing all
the very newest shades and effects.
Hopkins. the popular tailor.
Mr. F., IL. Houghton, Of Albion. left
Thureday evening on the Central for
Humeston, where he spent part Of to-
day on business and from there leaves
for Kansas City, where he will be In att
tendance at the sale OF Shorthorrl cat-.
tie.
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Mrs. s. B. Chapman, of Mason City,
who has been In the city for a brief
visit. was called home Thursday even.
ing on account OF change for the
worse in the condition OF her nus band,
Conductor Chapman. of the Central,
who has been Ill for several weeks. Mrs.
VIII Chapman accompanied her
niother- fn-law and will assist in caring
for Mr.. Chapman.
The Central's, dining car, No. 1y was
brought into the city Thursday evening
from the south and will be sent TO the
shops for anSoverhauling. a new diner
just built will be placed into service on
the east end between Keithsburg and
Monmouth and Morning Sun and
Brighton within a few days. The new
car is a beauty and the finest that has
ever been on the runs on the eastern
and Illinois divisions.
{ Miss Hulda Carlson, of this city, who
has been spending the summer abroad.
arrived home this morning. Miss Carl
son left Marshalltown on June, ~ last
and sailed from New York to Sweden,
where she visited her parents near
Stockholm. She visited many points in
her native country and also in England
and Scotland. She landed in New York
a week ago on the City of Rome and
visited friends in Chicago on her way
home.
on Octs16, 2s, and 80 the Iowa Central
Railway will cell settlers excursion
tickets to points in Montana, Idaho,
Washington Oregon and British Column
bia at very low rates. as follows: to,
Helena, Butte, Great Falls and Kalls-
pell. one way 1923; round trip $40. To
Spokane, Portland. Tacoma. Seattle,
Vancouver and Victoria, one way SIS:
round trip s45 For full particulars call
on Iowa Central ticket agents, or adj
dress Geo. S. Batty, G. p. & T. A., Mar
lshalltown. Iowa.
In the choice of furniture the first
point to be considered is that of dura-
bility. Furniture is usually-or should.
be-intended to last a lifetime, and only
that made from seasoned timber. and
good upholstery, by expert workmen,
can be expected to do SO. Furniture
made to sell''-of unseasoned wood,
and yeneered on deal-may look as We'll
as the best, but such furniture will not
he found at d. G.. Wilbur's, where near
5ly thirty years reputation for integrity
and good work enters into, and stands
at the back OF, every article sold; where.
the ''out of sight parts are as honestly
and perfectly finished as those exposed
toSview. Massiveness is not essential to
durability: stability lies more in con-.
struction thin in size.
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There is nothing definite az vet re-
garding the change in time on the Chi
cago& Northwestern and Iowa Central.
altho the matter as suggested by the
Northwestern to the Central, of bring
ing it's morning passenger trains into
the city in time to connect with the fast
mail at g D clock instead Of 9:35 has been
referred from the general pa ssenger de-
partment to the superintendent. with
the menlorandum that the change would
be perfectly agreeable to that depart
ment. 1t is therefore altogether likely
that the change will go into effect very
soon, probably week from Sunday, al
tho the Northwestern desired to put the
new card into effect on Sunday, the Goth
inst. 1t will result in little inconveni-
ence at first no doubt, and for few
weeks there Will be several people miss
ing their trains. for the time Of the.
morning connections at this point have
varied but little for several years