Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-21
Fine watch repairing at Paley's

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New fall dress trimmings at the
Hawkeye.
When others fail to fit your glasses
properly go to Allen, Ia East Main.
Wanted, three or four good carpenters.
None but mechanics need apply. j. F.
Atkinson.
You can secure what napkins you
want on the excursion trains from us.
Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Our advance shipment Of fall hats
has arrived. Come in and see the new
fall styles. Farrand & Clifford.
The Presbyterian Mission Circle was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
William Bremner at her home on North
Second avenue.
Our hard coal is the best that money
can buy and an order placed with us is
sure of being satisfactorily filled. Gre
gory-Brown Coal Co.
j. 6. Van orman wishes to announce
that his Office will be kept open during
his absence and business will receive the
usual prompt attention.
There will be plenty of accommoda-
lions for 5000 people on the grocers'
special trains tomorrow at Clear Lake.
One dollar for the round trip. Trains
leave at 6 a. m.
Tomorrow is the day of the Mar
shalltown grocers' excursion to Clear
Lake Three special trains have been
provided and will leave at a. M.
Round trip rate 81. Get your tickets
early from your grocer.
Misses Blanche Hartman and Kate
Butler, of Fairbank, who for the past
four months, have been employed as
nurses in the Soldiers Home hospital,
have resigned their positions and left
Tuesday evening for Webster City,
where they will remain for two weeks
visit with friends. From Webster City
they will return to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ballinger, of Os-
kaloosa, who came to the city u few
days ago from Davenport with the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Rose Grant, Mrs.
Ballinger's sister, returned this morning
to their home in Oskaloosa. Miss Ella
Grant, daughter of the late Mrs. Grant,
accompanied her aunt to Oskaloosa and
will make her future home with her.
Mrs. T. P. Marsh was in LaMoille
Tuesday night, called there on account
of the illness of her sister-in- law, Mrs.
w. e. Tomlinson. Mrs. Tomlinson has
suffered a change for the worse and it
is not thought possible that her life can
be prolonged more than few days.
She has taken no nourishment since
Saturday and is considered in an ex-
tremely critical condition.
Miss Dolly Cavert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Cavert, of sos West
Linn street, will go to Clifford this eve
ming where, at o'clock tonight, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William McFad-
den, at Hotel Wilson. she will be united
in marriage to Mr.. Wallace Hankins.
Mr.. Hankins is an Iowa Central brake
man, with headquarters at Clifford and
that place will be their home for the
present.
Extra Foreman William G. Brad
shaw, of the Iowa Central. at Llscomb
who has been employed at that point
for over a year. has resigned his posi-.
ton to accept position with the Great
Western, offered by Division Roadmas.
ter p. Harrity, who recently resigned
his position with the Central to take one
with the Great Western at Dubuque
Mr.. Bradshaw will leave for Dubuque
the latter part Of the week.
Following reduced rate arrangement.
via c., NJ. & ST. P: To points in Colora
do, Utah and South Dakota. Round tril
tickets to New York city, with stop
over provision each way at Niagar,
Falls Buffalo. Washington. Baltimor,
or Philadelphia. Also round trip rates t
ST Louis. Chicago, Kansas City, st
Paul and st. Joseph, Mo. Call upon an.
write F.. A. Miller, G. p. A.. Chicago
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dyer and daughte
Marian, Miss Beulah Dyer, and Mrs. j
M. Mehan, of Des Moines; Rev. H. P
Dyer, OF Dexter. who We're in the cit.
to attend the Dyer Weatherby wedding
left Tuesday evening for their homes
Mr.. V. L. Freeland, of Cincinnati, wht
was also here for the wedding, left a
11:25 Tuesday night for the east. Mrs
Freeland and daughter Ruth will renal,
for a two weeks visit at the Weatherb.
home.
| An alarm of fire turned in at about
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from box No
412, called the department to the Mar
shall county bridge yards, where pill
of telegraph pole cross bars, belonging
to the Chicago Great Western railway
had caught fire, presumably from TIL
sparks of passing engine. About hal
car load Of the timbers were destroyed
and as they were all in shape for use
| painted, bored, etc, the loss will b
about 5000 to the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, G. Wallace and Mrs
Carl Werlich, of this city, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. T. Doody, of Newton, left THU
morning for Lake Okoboji, where the!
will remain for a two weeks outing
Mr.. Werlich will join his wife at tn
lake next Sunday. leaving here Sat
urday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Dood.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Werlich will occup.
the cottage of Mr.. Wallace's brother
Mr.. G. P. Wallace, while Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace will take charge of the boa
house living apartments, also owne,
| by G.. p. Wallace.
The members of the class of '99 en-
poyed an indoor field meet Tuesda
evening at Maple HILL the home of Mis-
nellie Thompson, three miles north o
| the city. The Glass SPIRIT was renewe