Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-12
Dr.. Nichols. surgeon. ss
George ]. Alien, scientific optician.
The laundry work done at Flitton's
is ALWAYS satisfac Glory

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Go to Flowers for oysters New
York squares. 80 cents: New York.
standards. 80 cents; selects, 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day.
Mr.. Crouch is one Of the most tall.
ented and popular entertainers in the
west.--S ST. Joseph ,(Mo.) Gazette. Pres
byterian church Friday evening, Sept.14.
You furnish the girl, we will furnish
the house. Here you will find bargains
in all kinds Of furniture, carpets. drap-
cries and everything in that line. Come
and see us. ID. C. Wilbur.
Mr.. A. w. Kicker, state organizer for
the social democracy, will open the Debs
and Hartman campaign from an ex-
press wagon at the northwest corner of
the court house square Thursday night
at S o'clock.
Miss nellie Cummings, OF Oak Park.
I'LL, who has many Marshalltown.
friends, made on numerous visits to the
city as Miss Jessie Binfords guest,
passed thru the city Tuesday evening
Ion the Colorado special en- route to
| Denver. where she will visit several
weeks.
Mr. Theodore p Marsh left Tuesday
evening for West Liberty, where ,he
will attend the quarterly meeting Of the
Hixite Friends. After that meeting he
will go to Clear Creek. Putnam county,,
| ILL.,, to attend the yearly meeting. Mr..
\ Nathan Edsall,of Hartland, also went
| to West Liberty Tuesday evening and
from there will go to Clear Greek for
the yearly meeting, and Mrs. w. H. c..
\ Woodward, Of Marietta, will leave this
4 evening.
The reception given in honor of the
| return home Of Mrs. Lora Bennett at
the M. E. parsonage Tuesday evening
! was not SO largely attended as was de-
sired, but those who We're present ems
| joyed the evSfling. All We're pleased to
welcome Mrs. Bennett and she very
4 kindly gave little talk on her delights
! full trip, dwelling especially on the ca
4 thedrals visited and ST. Marks, in
1 Venice in particular, and on the Pas
sion Play, which she witnessed. Her
account of the worlds convention OF
4 the w. c. I. U. al Edinburg to which
4 she was a delegate, was also of great
Interest.
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folders. issued by the general passenger
department of the road are just off the
press and will be distributed within the
newt few days to all connecting branch
es and roads. stations. etc. The folder
\ is a very neat piece Of Work, and is very
exhaustive in its makeup and in its
information. The principal stations on
1.-The line. including Peoria, Marshall-'
G-ly+ ND
City and Aluscatine on the Central's
feeder. the Muscatine North & South.
are advertised In a display way. show
ing the different advantages in mer-
lIcantile way of each city. The connec-
tons with other roads at all points are
also shown with the main line and.
branches and make the folder a valu-.
able. guide.
| The Des Moinea Leader this morning
\ says of the recent action brought by w.
| r. Hanes against the Southwestern Mu-
ltual Life Association, of this city: In
/ the case Of w. b. Hanes We. the South
western Mutual Life Insurance Associa-
/ tionaet all the Southwestern yesterday
.t5filed a demurrer to the petition of
4 Hanes. Hanea claims to have been ems
I ployed az a lobbyist during the last sas-
i sion of the general legislature to assist
i in the defeat of certain adverse insur-
ance legislation and sued for his pay.
4 The demurrer alleges that the contract
1 by which it is sought to bind the South
western was made by an unauthorized
/ person, and ii is further charged that
\ the purpose for which Hanes was en-
ployed s commonly known as log roll
Hing or lobbying: that it is contrary to
public policy and that as result there
could not be a legal contract and the