Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
Weddings rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Getz. surgeon ana physician.
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Boucher, 2os South Third Ave.

DR.. Boucher. 2OS South Ihiro Ave.
The latest styles in fine watches at
Paley's.
The finest bakery goods in the city at
sundelps Cafe.
Fall overcoatings. Just the correct
styles, at Hopkins
Genuine Wedgewood tea sets at Lie
bigs, West Main street.
Attend the millinery opening at Mrs
l.. Tuffree's next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Adamson has laid in a big supply of
new music for carnival week. Come
first and take your choice.
Gas house coke is the popular fuel this
fail. 1t will take the place of hard or
soft coal and will save You money.
Baker Bros, sole agents.
Fall and winter styles of footwear for
all feet in my store. Twill be pleased to
have you call and examine the new
styles. George Trautmann.
Mr.. George Redel, of this city, has
been engaged as accompanist for the
Cherry Sisters during the stay of the
latter in the city, carnival week.
General Auditor T. L. WATSON, of the
Central, spent the day in Oskaloosa on
business connected with the office Of
General Solicitor George w. Sewers.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Downs. of 800
North Second avenue. are parents of
u daughter, born to them this after
noon. Mrs. Downs was formerly Miss
Clara Robertson.
Mr.. w. F. Hesse, chief clerk to Chief
Engineer Fl. G. Kelley. of the Central,
was in Lacey today looking after bust
ness matters pertaining to the engineer
ing department
Do you use Iowa coal for your fur
race? II so you can not do better than
buy the celebrated Pekay lump. After
ten years use in this market 1t Is still
1.-The leader" Baker Bros, sole agents.
People are wondering If the weather
on Friday evening wasn't considered
favorable A band concert was an
nounced providing it did not rain. but
for some reason or other there was no
concert.
Wewould advise all who intend using
gas this winter to have their gas SER
vices put in at once before the ground
freezes We do this work and sell all
kinds of gas appliances at cost. Mar
shalltown l.. p. & Ry. Co.
Prof. Jesse Macy, of the chair of POI
litical science in Iowa College. Grinnell,
spent the day in the city visiting SUI
perintendent F. E. Willard, of the city
schools. on business, and passing a
pleasant hour with his old classmate,
Mr.. r. E. Sears.
Mr.. Charles v. Miller. representa-
tive of the Frank B. White Company,
special agricultural advertisement bu-
reau, spent the day in the city on bust
ness. Mr.. White was formerly Of this
city and was employed for some time as
a clerk In the Mcbride & VIII store.
Mrs. John AK, of Sill Cunningham
street, was surprised Friday at her
home by party of friends and neigh
tors, who called to remind her that the
day was the s2d anniversary of her
birth. The time was delightfully."- spent
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serving of refreshments.
James Wiley, of Audubon county,
closed deal Friday at Albion. whereby
he purchases OF j. Jacobson what is
known as the old Miles Clark farm, two
miles northeast of Albion. The farm
consists of eighty acres and the consid-
Grafton in the transfer was $3.50, or $71
per acre. Possession is to be given Oh
March 1.
Last Thursday Mr.. Eneas Sawyer, of
Gilman. was in the city and returned
home with his son, Bertram, whose
eyes had been operated upon and treat
ed for the past two weeks, regaining
his sight again. Mr.. Saw
yer feels very grateful to DR.. Kierulff
for the successful manner in which he
the case.
The Chicago Great Western passenger
No. /, while entering the city yesterday
from the east, experienced a slight acct
dent in the yards. The chair car, in the
middle of the train. climbed the rail for
some unknown cause, resulting in the
frightening and general shaking up of
the passengers. The car was set out
here and the train was not much de-
layed.
Rev. j. B. Albrook. presiding elder of
the Marshalltown district of the Metho-
dist church, was in the city this morn
ing being on his way to Union, where
he spent the day looking after church
business. DR.. Albrook came from the
east, having been to Chelseae|to con-
duct quarterly conference Friday af-
ternoon and Belle PLANE, for the same
duties Friday night.
Mrs. c. E. Lemky, of Algona, was OPP
Grated upon this week for cataract and
regained her sight. George Wallace,
of Webster City, had his left eye
Wednesday, both by Dr..
Wood, the Marshalltown eye and ear
specialist. Three years study in Eu-
rope has placed the doctor in the first
rank of his profession and he is always
crowded with work.
Miss Fannie Sandoe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Sandoe. of this city.
received notice yesterday of the award
given her pictures on exhibition at the,
Rhodes fair. Miss Sandoe received
.twenty-six premiums in all, twenty-five
of which were firsts, three sweepstakes
and one diploma. AT the Hardin county
fair, recently held at Eldora, the young
lady was awarded seventeen firsts and
three seconds.
The Centrals steam shovel began