Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-01
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Weddings rings at Hellberg's.
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Fresh oysters at the Paragon.
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. so2 West Main
Dr. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main.
Try dish of oysters at Sundells
cafe.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Best to be had. our $40 cloak. Ban
natyne s. Lay.
A s55 racer with Morrow brake for $40.
Schmidt's hardware store.
Special values in cloaks at s.. $3.50
and $40. Bannatyne & Lay.
N. c. Hanson, a contractor of the city.
and Mrs. Anna Hanson. also of this
city. were united in marriage Monday
evening at s o'clock by Justice Burr.tt.
at the latters office.
Pancakes for breakfast without
maple syrup are not desirable. Olson,
the grocer, at 127 West Main street.
has the pure goods direct from the YER
mont sugar camps. and can supply you
with any size can you want.
a cheap imitation is always dear to
any one wanting q perfect stove or
range. If they will take our advice they
will buy genuine Peoria Lexington
range, instead of worthless counterfeits,
1,.1,; oh, he hot lot nnia1
sale only by d. ]. Bullock.
Mrs. w. G. Bull, of Peoria, ILL.,, who
since coming to the city ten weeks ago
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry q.
Sloan, has been i'll during the greater
portion of the time, left this morning
for her home, accompanied by Mr..
Sloan. Mrs. Bull. who suffered an at
tack of acute indigestion, complicated
with nervous trouble, is considerably
improved.
The high school foot ball eleven, which
has been training now for nearly a
month, in the hopes of being able to get
& good team ready for the field by the
time the season was fairly opened, has
arranged game with the Ames high
school for next Saturday afternoon, to
be played on the local gridiron at
Finkle's Park. The high school team
will be light one this year. but is
practicing fast game and the boys are
in fairly good trim. The remainder OF
the schedule, as now arranged for. is as
follows: Montezuma high school, at
Montezuma, Oct. u; State Center high
school at Marshalltown. Oct. 10; Monte
yuma at Marshalltown, Oct. 26; State
Center at State Center, Nov. 2: Oskaloo-
sa high school. ut Marshailtown,
Thanksgiving day. Nov. IS. Two more
games, yet to be arranged, will complete
the schedule.
The work of canyassing, preparatory
to compiling the new city directory Of
the Charles Pettibone Company, will be-
gin tomorrow, Mr.. Pettibone's men ar
living here Wednesday morning. Mr..
Pettibone says. by way of forecast, that
without doubt Marshalltown will make
better showing this year, in the way OF
percentage gain, than 1t has in any
previous two years that his company
has issued directories here. A great
number OF new business houses have
been added, and so far as he has been
able to discover greater number than
have been recorded any previous two
years. mot trying to throw bouquets
at you at all,'' he added. II think Mar
shalltown will be found to have made a
good showing and I think
when we are thru we will have more
nearly a correct estimate on population
than was shown by the last government
farr WaCf 1nH
south of the city, heretofore unrecorded
in directories of the city, will add ma
terially to the number of pages that will
be contained in the new book.
The railroad friends of Jack" Parker,
who ran an engine on the Northwestern
for twenty-five years or such matter,
mad good laugh last night over mis-
take that Mr.. Parker made in boarding
an Iowa Central train for one on the
They told him that as
long as he railroaded on the old North
west he should know better. The mis-
Take, however, came about in way
that might have fooled most any one,
but that fact wasn't considered on the
part of the old engineers friends. Mr..
Parker wanted to go east, being en-
route to Battle Creek. Mich, where he
attends the reunion of his regiment, the
Forty second Illinois, on the I'd and Sd
Insts. The south-bound Central train,
which was late and had pulled in about
on the time Of the Northwestern No. s.
was thought to be the train and Mr..
Parker boarded it without question. 1t
pulled out and as luck happened a
friend informed him of his mistake. AS
the train was under too much speed to
to get off Mr.. Parker brought
his railroad knowledge into play. and
pulled the bell cord himself. stopping the
train a few blocks down the east yards.
See DR. Mairs about osteopathy. over
Fidelity Bank.