Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-10
DR.. Nichols. physician. Isl
Walking hats. Bannatyne & Lay.
Dr.. Janss. surgeon and physiclan.
Crouch. Presbyterian church Sept. IA.
Citrons for preserving at Reynolds,
Watson & Co.'S.
DR.. Nichols. physician.


citrons for preserving at Reynolds,
Watson & Co.'S.
wanted-C Clean cotton rags at the
Times Republican.
See the new dressing sacques in the
show window at the HaWkeye.
Wanted--Thirty tomato peelers at the
5Hawkeye Canning Company's.
Lamps! Lamps. Lamps for every.
body to burn at the Racket Store.
Nothing better for street wear. Nj. F..
Andrews.
We manufacture our own lumber and
can always make the prices right. j. F.
Irwin Lumber Company.
Miss Helen Battin went to Grinnell
Saturday evening to begin her work in
Iowa College, which opened today.
Mrs Hester Taylor, of Grinnell, was
in the city Sunday in attendance at the
funeral of the late Mrs Jessie Long.
Mrs. TAYLOR is an aunt of Mr.. Long.
{ The central's Pittsburg engine, No.
LOG, after being thru the shops under
going a general overhauling and repair
ing. was brought out Saturday to be
5limbered up in switching, preparatory
to being placed i'll service on the thru
freight runs.
The Flitton dye works at "a West
Church street is. we'll equipped with all
the necessary machinery to do cleaning,
dyeing. pressing or anything else in
that line. II you have suit that is
soiled, do not throw it away, but bring
it to us and we will make it as good as
new for small sum of money: Flittou
Bros.
Col. Frank G. Let's returned satur-
day night to Chicago after a two days
stay in the city, in order that he might
be present at the semi-annual business
session OF the Spencer-Letts Coffee
Company. Today, in Chicago, occurs a
business meeting of the Western Brok-
erage Company, of Which Mr.. Let's is
secretary. Present a the meeting We're
NIessrs. G.. NJ. Carr and III. E. Sloan, of
this city.
Rev. c. ii. Taintor, of Chicago, field
secretary of the 8Congreg ational Church
Bible society, preached a very able
sermon sunday morning in the Congre-
gational church in this city, his princi-
pal theme being church building. A
collection was taken for the work at the
close of the sermon resulting. in $50 be-
ing received. Rev. Taintor preached in
the evening in Rev. O. II. L. Mason's
church, at Green Mountain.
r.. w. Chamberlain, the jeweler, is
having the interior of his store remod-
eled. Among other Improvements is a
steel8ceiling, the side walls handsomely
decorated, and the furniture mostly
new. Mr.. Chamberlain is a successful
business man, and his store. when COM
pleted, will be among the handsomest
and most inviting in this city. He car-
l.ies.s a very complete stock of jeMeiry at
a seasons of the year. bur tnisSyear has
purchased an elegant stock for the holi-
days.
Mrs. c. w. Mcclure arrived in the
ltcity Saturday evening from Empora.
! Nas., to visit With her daughter, Mrs.
/ Charles Rogers. This morning Mrs.
Mcclure and Mrs Rogers Went to Ell
cora to be present a i a family reunion,
this baing the 6sth birthday of Mrs.
I AfcCllre's mother, Mrs. j. L. Horner.
Relatives from a distance We're eS-
IpscteG TO be in attendance and the
l.best kind Of time had been planned.
| Mrs. Mcclure Will remain With her Ell
DORA friends for a number of weeks be-
fore returning here for the rest of her
visit.
/ Mrs. w. j. Porter, Of Eldora, and
daughter, Hortense, spent Saturday at
ternoon in the city, being on their way
home from Grand Lake. Col. where
4 they have been spending the summer
Mr.. Porter, Who has been with them
4 for the past few weeks. did not return
4 and exepcts5to stay.ga week or go longer
Isor until he is, satisfied with his hunting
ventures. Mr.. Porter has been out or
I Sseveral trips into the mountains in
5fs quest of deer, but was not very sue.
Il cessful, and was determined, while
Il there, to stay until he could recover
/ from the buck fever and manage II
4 bring down one or two specimens Of tht
4 coveted game.
I; The funeral of Mrs. Jesse Long was
largely attended Sunday afternoon at
sIso'clock from the First Methodis1
3Ichurch, conducted by the pastor. Rev
j ~. G. Van Ness. The flowers We're man.
land beautiful some very pretty de
l.signs being offered by the many friends
5l.of Mr.. Long among the InSsa Contra
= enployes. The music of the service wa:
by a male quartet composed of Messrs
4 W. j. Arnold, c. L. Tallman and j. II
4 F'ellingham. Of this city, and J. NJ. Tall
imam, OF lleiiuil. The pail bearers We're
n all from the Central. and We're Genera
a Auditor T. 1. WATSON, Engineers Char
Hey Meredith, Nick Miller, Carl x Will
$Iiams and j. I. Armour and Baggagemal
A w. j. Allen.
Il Mr.. Albert f. Balch arrived HON
q Saturday evening on the, Colorado spe
y cial from his stay in st. Johnsbury, VT
where he has been since arriving in Nes
4 York from his European trip Weel
81 ago. Mr.. Balch was accompanied by hi
daughters. Ruth and Dorothy, the for
. mer having been in st. Johnsbury Wit
d her grandparents and the latter in Dav
I. export with her aunt, Mrs. II. b. Haas
since their father left for Europe. Mi
Balch has had delightful trip, which
\ was told in detail recently in an inter
view with T.-R. correspondent. FL
4 had the pleasure Of seeing both Consu
S. C. Mcfarland at Nottingham and w
e v. Couchman at Hamburg. Mr.. Balcl
has about recovered from his recen
4 Threatened attack of pneumonia. the re