Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-16
Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
Or. Trotter. Office with DR.. Mignell
A fine assortment of loose diamonds

y INT assortment VI lOuse QldIIlOuQS
al Paley's.
Millinery opening at Miss Middle
kauif's next Friday.
Wanted-Eight girls at the candy
factory. Apply at once.
Splendid values in dress skirts just
received. Bannatyne & Lay
Tomorrow Columbia Shetland floss for
50 cents box. Lee < Benedict
This is the time of year to take up
and jardinieres.
The second dance of the 1901 Club will
he held at Finkles hall Wednesday eve
nins. Sept. Is. Harp orchestra.
Am prepared to sell you steel ranges
at prices which cannot be duplicated
in Marshaltown. William Furbush.
You can buy ten pounds of granu-
lated sugar for SO cents With 81 pur-
chase Tuesday and Wednesday,. Bee
Hive.
Notice Parties having rooms to rent
during the carnival please notify w.
II. Evans how many they can accom-
MEDIATE. and whether they will give
board.
Chief Clerk Paul Cook. of the Iowa
Central general passenger department,
went TO Chicago Saturday afternoon,
where he VIII remain for a brief stay on
business.
Coal is certain to advance. Why not
buy before the rise and get the advan-
tage of the lower price? We have all
the best grades. Prices right. Henry
Weber, 100 South Center street, old
phone ISL. new 554.
For REM Two thirds of store room.
100 feet deep on Main street, with steel
ceiling, heat, light and both phones
furnished al $50 per month. Present oc-
cupant will move TO larger quarters.
Address Room, Times Republican.
The St Louis GioDe-Democrat prints
in its railroad news column that a deal
has been consunmated whereby the IL
linois Central railway is to assume con-
tgol of the Minneapolis & st. Louis rail-
way and the Chicago Il Alton of the
iowa Central.
Special excursion TO Ames via G. & n.
w. railway, Sept. IS. leaves MARSHALL
town a. M, returning leaves Ames at
date the farmers ard their friends VINO
wish to attend farmers jubilee at the
agricultural College.
Mra William Toovey. of Victor, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening and
Mil remain for a visit Of a week or TWO
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. u. Il.
Gwinn. Mr.. and Mrs. roovey will leave
Victor about Nov. i for Knoxville,
Tenn, where they expect to make their
future home.
officer Frank Weaver, Of the city po-
Ice force, left this morning for Have
lock. Pccahontas county. where he will
spend his annual vacation of a week
with his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rudolf. Officer Hanson. who has
been ON his vacation during the past
week, resumed work yesterday.
The Iowa Central excursion to Mime
apoiis and st. Paul Saturday night
proved a very successful venture, 525
people being carried into the station at
Minneapolis. The train left this city
about midnight, In charge OF Conductor
\. NJ Rennie ana Engineer Jacobs with
engine loo. The coaches We're deli'cSed
to the Minneapolis & ST. Louis at Albert
H. ga Twenty.nine tickets we're sold M
this point.
The monthly shift of the police force
occurred at noon sunday and for the
next thirty days Officer Clark will be on
duty during the day hours in the south
part OF the City and Officer Weaver at
night, with the exception of this week,
when Weaver's beat Will be in charge
Of Deputy Marshal Cochran. In the
business district up town, officer Hurd
will be on duty during the day hours
and officer Hanson at night.
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