Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
THE CITY in BRIEF.
Dr. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

Dr.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Emerson pianos. Tuffree Music
House.
Our special days are Thursday and
Friday. Miss Middlekauff.
New styles of fall millinery at Mrs.
Morrill's. Call and see them.
Rugs made of old ingram and Brus-
sells carpet. No. so North Center.
Miss Mabel Bowman has accepted a
position in c. ]. Hoyt's dry goods store.
The opening at the New York Milf
merry will be Wednesday, September 26.
Those in need of fine millinery should
call on Miss Middlekauff Thursday and
Friday
Another large invoice of ladies' and
misses stylish Jackets received today.
EF1oyts Department. Store.
Prohibition candidates for president
and vice president viii speak here FRI
day. Reduced rates on all railroads.
Remember the date
We are now showing a good line of
trimmed hats at the New York AIilli-
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday,, September 26.
Mr.. B. S. Barborka was in Nevada
fax Orchestra in playing for bail
place.
Mr.. Roy Alien, son of Baggageman
w. J. Allen, of the Iowa Central. left
for Iowa City Tuesday evening, where
he will enter S U. l. for a four years.
course n.medicine.
Miss Lottie WINERY, daughter of DR..
and Mrs j. L. Millinery, left on the Col
orado special Tuesday afternoon for
Davenport, Where che Will enter ST.
katheriile's Hall for a course of study.
The .Maloneys Wedding company
composed of ten people, passed thru the
city this morning, en- route In Grinnells
from Cedar Falls. The Central south-
bound train was held for the company
as the Great Western train was late.
We Will have a lot OF fancy peaches
tomorrow. in half busllel baskets, also
smaller sizes. They are Michigan peach
Is and especially fine for canning. We
Will also have grapes and Other fruits.
Idso & Wilhaus.
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Tuesday evening on the Central for
Oklahoma City, where they will remain
for Week or Two looking after land
/ matters
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centor Tuesday evening where mis-
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i marriage If aIisss Mary Mason to Mr..
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0fs present at N Mseeslllg q, : Us
95io lhcepshasilee@ a lev Gays ago.
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fancy cattlas don't bring good prices Mill
be Interested in the sale Of I. wearing
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~ John Mllsap' veteran OF Inc sol
5dlefs rome. Nhosses former nome We
,iepst Home hospital. suffering from al
! attack of heart and kidney trouble. Mr.
!. Miisap has suffered similar attacks
mum Der Of times previous TO the presen
ona and fears are entertained that HI
J Win not survive this one.
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8 ~, VINO mas 'esn sloelaalns a lev gay
i'm tneelts as @slle susst % ~ his,
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1.-The national prison conference, com
oos,sd nf wardens and commissioner