Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-07
Dr.. Nichols. physician.
Blanket and comforter headquarters.
4annatynA e. Law.

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Blanket and comforter headquarters.
4annatyne e Lay.
Amateurs who desire can have their
plates developed at Adamson's, lie
West Main.
Why patronixe other laundries when
you know that Flitton does first class
work at reasonable prices?
Go to Flowers for oysters. New
York squares 30 cents; New York
standards, IS cents; selects, 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day.
The extremes OF temperature for the
Stwenty-four hours ending at z a. M, as
reported by Local Observer Branch
Jones, OF the Western Union were 80
and 81.
The price OF fresh. bright hard coal
will advance from $7.5Oto So on Sept. 10.
Call or telephone your order II you want
the advantage of the lowest price.
Baker Bros
1t is like trading gold dollars for sis
yer ones to sell hard coal at $3.50 per
ton, but we will continue to trade for
the balance Of this week only. Monday,
Sept. 10. the price will be IS. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
Waterloo Reporters: H. T. Fisher is
remodeling his residence, No. 1921 Null
berry street. The house will be raised
on the foundation, enlarged and mod
ernized, with furnace and plumbing.
The improvements will cost 5000.
The Cedar Rapids Republican of
Thursday says: Miss Abbott. princi.
pal of the high school, returned Tues
day night from her vacation trip. She
spent most of her time in the White
mountains and had delightful sum-
Smer."
The Central's engine, No. 81, that
was recently brought out from the shop
for limbering up, left this morning
light in charge Of Engineer Tom Pavey
and Fireman Burt Morgan for Mon
mouth. where the engine is to be sta
toned for Work on the Illinois division
No matter what your ideas as to price
or style in baby carriage you can be
suited from our large and interesting
assortment. New and handsome designs
lin rich upholstering, combined with all
the latest improvements for safety and
comfort. Full showing of all the new,
patent, adjustable sleeping go-carts. a
novelty that's more than a fad, and
commends itself at sight. Marion Gard.
The board of supervisors has decided
to establish a new road south of Haver-
hill and two miles in length, provided
the damages will be paid by the prop
erty owners and residents of the vi
entity. Another road case in which the
evidence has been heard has not yet
been decided. The petitioners in this
instance ask that road from Quarry
station be opened to the east quarry
and TO the LeGrand mills.
A change in the accounting depart
ment of the Iowa Central, on account OF
school, has been made, Mr.. Charles Bell
being given Mr.. Van Ness desk and
Mr.. Will Ford that of Mr.. Bell. Oscar
1'hornquist takes the work formerly
done by Mr. Ford and John Johnston
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Johnston. is
put in as office boy. the position former
ly held by Oscar Thornquis,.
General Agent c. IS. Walters, OF the
Iowa Central passenger department
who has been looking after business or
1.-THE Illinois division of the road for the
past few weeks, spent yesterday in the
lefty in conference with General Passen-
|. ger Agent Batty. Mr.. Walters has beer
doing some good work IN the east end
and but a few days ago had sixty home.
| seekers out of Peoria on one train. tbs
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secured for one trip on any road out o.
the Illinois city. He went to Oskalooss
\ in the evening and from there will go t
! Monmouth and Peoria.
4 The Boone Republican says 9Th
second track work on the C. & N W
4 will not bs lite complete to Mapl
! River Junction this year, as hoped, bu
4 will be as far as Scranton. Word ha
4 been given to contractors to concentrat
their efforts on the stretch west of Og
den, which will be done. The new hig
4 bridge and track from here to Ogde
q will be completed about December Is
and the second track open to Scranto
4 by December 81. The double track |
now in use 10 the tower near State Ger
A ter, a stretch having been turned owe
4 last week
! Mr.. Reynolds, of the Mankato. MINI
Review, arrived in the city Thursda
4 evening and will make headquarters
Marshalltown for a few days while h
! makes trips over the Chicago & North
4 western east and west out Of this cit
to look over the work Of Improvement
4 which will be the subject for series
articles 10 be prepared for his pape
Mr.. Reynolds will pay especial after
4 tion to the bridge work of Weidell
4 CO., the general contractors who haN
that important work in charge, and, az
I companied by Mr.. Weidell ana II
y firms superintendent, Mr.. Will Tiazar
;. left this morning for the east on raj
!. way tricycle. to investigate the in
: provements.
The Fort Dodge Messenger say,
Manager Rodney, OF the McCormie
) Machinery Company, say that he hs
! received two letters from d. r. CAM
. bell, who is en- route for Australia ar
! New Zealand, where he will ha,
! charge Of the Mccormick interests
. those countries. The letters are write
from Honolulu and from the Friend
8 Islands, where stops were made. NJ
Campbell writes that he was athlete
with the ailment Of the sea, shortly q
!. ter leaving the harbor, and had to
helped to his bunk. but that after II
first sharp attack he was all right. +
has probably reached his destination |