Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
ming luppa, SATURDAY, sphr 1900

DR.. Nichols. physician.
Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Boy school suits at stern's.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
Visit Henry Pappes this evening.
$500
DR.. lanss. surgeon and physician.
i5s e1ss
Or. Bryant, physician and surgeon.
Tough knee pants for tough boys at
stern's.
Buying school outfits at Pappe's be-
comes a pleasure.
Our coal is good for nothing but to
burn. ]. +. Irwin Lumber Co.
September came in on a light shower.
which laid the dust at least tempora-
rily.
The trouserinss that Hopkins is
showing embraces many novelties not
to be found anywhere.
Try our 25-cent Mocha and Java cof-
fee. Nothing better for the money
Tea and Coffee House,
r. {.
One hundred new pairs of shoes TO be
sold at less than manufacturers prices
at Bates secondhand store. West
State.
a private box in the safety deposit
vaults of the City National Bank Will
place Your valuable papers beyond the
harm of loss.
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Week ending today is as follows: Is. o.
u. NJ. 71,466; Y. NJ. G. a., 1860; Odd
Fellows, 1000; ST. Maryss church, 1862.
Don't pay 80 cents for Your sunday
dinner when you can get all the delica-
cies of the season, nicely cooked and
excellently served al Giifford's restaur-.
ant for % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. WINERY, who
have resided at No. 29S East Linn street
for a number of years. have removed to.
the w. S. Robbins residence, 40S North
Center street. the property formerly
owned by Mr. L. Il. Hood.
Mr.. j. r.. Braslield. of Unionville No..
father Of Mrs. IL Il. Mairs, of this city,
spent Friday in theEcity as the guest of
Ioes Moines, where he has been during
the state fair. acting as an expert judge
on the exhibit of mules.
Mrs. w. w. Doolittie returned FRI
day evening from Clear Lake, where
She has been for 4 week at the Densel
& Wilbur cottage as the guest of Mrs.
Wilbur and sons, Delos and Harry, and
Mr. Earl Brundage. who have been at
the lake for two weeks, returning home.
today.
MI. Lou Kirby. Of Mason City, who
was in the city last season as a member
OF the Old Uncle Jed company, doing
Uncle jed and whistling solos, IS rum
ming thru the city temporarily as a
.neWs agent ON the Central's passengers
Nos. j and 2, between Mason City and
sGenterville. Mr.. Kirby is soon 10 join
the Charles H. Hoyt "A Stranger in
New York company, touring the east.
School caps, % cents at sPappe's
s3S
Mr.. c. e. carstens. formerly principal.
OF the high schoolin this city, who has
been here two weeks as instructor in
history III the normal institute. left
Friday night for Maauoksta, where he
will visit about two weeks with his Wife
and family, who have been spending
the summer With Mrs. Carstens par
tats. Mr.. Carstens Will then return to
Philadelphia to enter upon his second
year III the post graduate course being
pursued in the University Of Pennsyl-
vania
Mrs. f. "A. Benjamin and Miss Pearl,
who have been spending the summer
With Mrs. Bsniamin's parents, Nj. and
Mrs. q. n. Ni@rsen. at Pella, arrived
home Friday evening. Miss Benjamin
Will remain at home only a week. when
She Will go 10 'iyinneli to enter Iowa
college. Mrs. benjamin Willscontinue "
reside here and viii leave about this
middle Of October for she west, where
She VIII meet Mr. Benjamin, en- route
home from Alaska, and travel foi sew
ssral weeks before returning nome
Word from he Marshalltawn aontin-
gent In Alaska, received by Mrs. BEN
janiin thru har husband, says illat AT
lSare we'll, despite the grave r'imors 81
isfeat,l aud stst.Nation that haAs beer
sent out fronf time To time. Nearly at
tof the Marsiaiitown men viii return
home for tins; winter months.
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