Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-18

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DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
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DR.. Lierle. physician and surgeon.
A fine assortment of loose diamonds
at Paley's.
Go to the Paragon for the best oysters
in the city.
The shoe stores will all be closed to-
morrow.
Special display of millinery Friday at
Miss Middekauffs.
Millinery opening at Miss Gilmore's
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Midlekauff's display of pattern
hats will be fine. Call and see.
Just received, car load of big Four
flour at Hammond e Benedict's.
Dr. MARS. osteopathlc physician, over
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city
Am prepared TO sell YOU steel ranges
at prices which cannot be duplicated
in Marshalltown. William Furbush.
Millinery auction of now and nobby
winter styles at No. lt5 West Main
street Friday evening and Saturday.
Going so fast! Fred Hopkins has just
received from the east all the newest
styles in fall overcoatings and trouaer-
ngs, just the proper thing.
Mr.. Walter Packard, son of ex-
Governor and Mrs. s. b. Packard, left
Tuesday evening for Iowa City. where
he will take the work of his junior year
in the law department of the State
university.
Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
I. !. WATSON, was years old Tuesday
and in honor of the event entertained
several of her little friends at an ami
versary party at her home Tuesday
afternoon. supper was served and SOU
venirs of china We're given each guest to
commemorate the good time enjoyed.
Rev. Mark Masters, Of Melbourne;
Rev. o. Il. Newell and Rev John Mont
gonoery. of Albion; Rev. G. il. Kennedy
of Ackley; Rev. l.. C. Clark, of E..dora
and Rev. III. $. Kiester, of Hampton.
We're in the city Tuesday evening being
Ell route to their respective homes from
Tama, where they have been in attend
ance at the Marshaltown district semi
annual conference
AIR C;aore,. Z, -,Ibsg - s.na,,a, ,,.,.
was formerly assistan, sniaroa tsacha,
in tho MarshajIto,.,, ,,f.b s,5.hao5 an6
last year assistant instructor Of sc,encs
in the Rock Island, H.. high school, viii
.eaNe Spencer soon for Berkeley, Cal,
he " mn ',f,- -
California to take up course in medl-
cine. MI and Mrs. Albee parents of
MI. Aibee. are To move to Berkeley to
reside, remaining there al least during
the time their son is in the university.
ME, Alpee Is expected TO be here Cor
priei visit before leaving for California.
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ING tile past lew Gays mas been so high
lhat no one could 90 the work without
eilussiisetlils ms ne.
The Northwestern excu,sion Ia Anes
or account of the ANIMAL fall festival
passed thru the CITY Al about o o'clock
being run west in charge of t,onfuofe,
Il. stoik and Engineer Charles McMains.
engine No. ZIG. as second No (: T,etwsen
800 and 400 passengers were an board
the train. Among The nassenpers from
this city on the excursion train were
Mrs. George L.. Andrews who visits, her
Ison, MIR. Ed Andrews: Mr.. and Mrs
/ Merritt Greene and Mrs. C;reene,s sister
i Mrs. Mary Minis of Sterling IN also
/ the latter's daughter. Arey. who we're
4 guests of MIR. Merritt Greene Jr.- Miss
4 Frances Rodgers. who was the gueat of
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hs Nelson. Mrs Nj
/ Parker. who visited her son. MIR. Law
4 renee Parker. and Mr. 4 a. Mitcher
! The members of the Bethel hand of Lis.
4 comb who furnished the music for the
celebration. took the regular local train
vest, ard coach from the Central.s
az ~. 80 .ne i.oi " va ae'aciieu mere
''e 80 800. . 80
! The marriage of Miss, lola Royte of