Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-27

DIR. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR. Janss. surgeon and physician
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Imported and domestic cigars at Dell
Rails.
Fresh butter and eggs at Olson's, 1877.
West Main street.
Special lawn sale tonight from to 10
O'Clock. Lee & Benedict.
Come early to the csc grab sale to-
night Miller, the jeweler.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's, "a West Church street.
H. E simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west Of postoffice.
Take your clothes to Flitton's dye
works, "a West Church, and have them
cleaned and dyed.
Just let US figure on your lumber bills
and be convinced that we save you
money. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Miss Josie Malley went to Ferguson
Friday, where she will visit for week
With her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dovroskov-
sky, near that place.
This is the time when many book
keepers stenographers and other office
keip get away for vacation A subst.
tute for many such positions may b.
had at the Dudley Business College.
Call.
Nive President and General Manager
L. f. Day, of the Central who was in
the city Friday looking after office busi-
iess that has accumulated since his last
visit To the city, left Friday evening or
his private car, The Hawkeye," for
Minneapolis.
w. H. stipp, of state Center, has
bought the lot of flour of NJ NJ Bishop
that was smoked when serseants livery
barn burned and he is selling it for feed
at feed prices. 1t is excellent to mix
with other feeds and is especially good
for STOP for hogs and young pigs.
wanted-A representative cigar
travelling man commanding acquaint-
ance with the trade In the state of
Iowa, for an old, we'll established house
Best of references required as to sales
iinanship and integrity. Compensation
fully up TO merits. Address 20. t.
this office.
Buffalo Bills advertising car No 2,
| in charge of L. Riel with a force of
twenty five men arrived in the city
Friday evening from the west Addi-
tional billing of the attraction was done
today both in this city and vicinity,
and in the towns along the line of the
three roads entering the city.
|
Miss Louise Miller left Friday eve
ming for Chicago, where she will be
ljoined by her sister, Miss Mary Miller,
and Will leave on d lake boat for Buff
| falo. where they will visit the exposi-
4 ton. MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miller and
/ daughter Mabel will join them in abou,
two weeks and together the family will
/ visit extensively turnout New York
and other eastern states. including a
! trip TO Montpelier, VT. the old home OF
| MIR. Miller
\ Mr.. p. Harrity. who recently resigned
/ his position with the Iowa Central as di-
/ vision roaGmaster 10 take a similar po-
1 sitlon with the Chicago Great Western
4 With which company he was Identified
/ for many years, Went to Dubuque this
imorning, Where he will take charge o.
his work. Mis-. Harrity aud family vii
leave Within the next week for differen'
Minnesota points. for months visi
7. with relatives and friends before going
i 10 Dubuque 10 reside.
Miss Harriet Birdsall principal of IN.
Arnold school of this city for severa
yaars nast Who has hea, snend,np hs,
vacation In chicago and Madison Wis
ye,l, ia f;rinrelj Friday e.yani,p after
faw DAYS, vis,, ia NJ ei,y ,vi,h Mr. an,
,trs r prize ~, r;,Irs,,..,l. Miss Rira
sail viii be entertained 4, the home q
pay q ~ yiIsan ,yssi,,ine alder a
tba Na,bosis, cb,,rct, fff. ,ba Oskaloos.
ajs,rio, Miss Rirdsatfs r,,ns fin, ney
year az. ma, d..fin,,siv ,is,er,r,ine.d ;.
vat
Mr.. A g. Arthur. ere Of the well-to
DO farmers residing near Union Was IL
home from, a seven weeks pleasure trij
thruout Connecticut, New Hamshire
and Vermont. and 70 his boyhood HON
near Montreal. Mr.. Arthur says tina
Iowa people aren't the only ones VIII
, have suffered from the extreme heat
and on the contrary he thinks those o
southern Canada and the eastern AT
lantic states have suffered more, hayin
experienced during the past few week
by far the hottest Weather ever knowr
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