Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-29

o1lS at <ANd4liS 6IOCeEy.
Dance at I. o. o. F. hall Thursday
evening. Good music and good time.
Firemen are welcome.
Show that you are prompt by start
ing in the first day of school at Dudley
Business College next Monday.
We are receiving big. fine peaches
every morning and sell at very reas-
onbale prices. Reynolds, Watson &
Co.
If YOU need cook stove or steel
range we can suit you. We carry a fine
assortment and our prices are right. d.
j. Bullock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church will be entertained tomorrow
afternoon by Mrs. w. c. Woodworth,
11S North First street.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C..
A. will serve ice cream, cake and water
melon in the vacant store room opposite
the court house this evening.
Special train to Des Moines state fair
leaves Marsha lltown z a. M. Aug. IS and
70; Sl.75 for the round trip. Tickets good
on all regular Northwestern trains.
Wanted-1n johbing house, a bright
Office boy capable of advancement.
Wages SIS a month. Address w. care
Times-Republican in own hand writ
ing, with references.
Travelling Fireman L. E. Murphy, of
the Iowa Central, is in receipt of
telegram announcing the death of his
mother in northern Wisconsin. The
funeral occurred yesterday.
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The temperature reached maximum
of 96 on Wednesday, while the minimum
was go. The rainfall up to the time the
reading made at $3.50 a. m. amount
ed to .0S of an inch, and it was still rain
ing at that hour.
j. F. Flitton and A. B. Ogan have
rented the dye works of E. Flitton at "a
West Church street, and will keep the
work up to the present high standard
They will pay all debts against E. Fit
ton and all book accounts are payable to
the new firm.
Mr.. c. w. Davenport, of Gladbrook,
was visitor yesterday at DR.. Kierulff s
eye and ear sanitarium for the treat
had wonderful success in relieving his
patients from this dreadful trouble, as
we'll as all catarrhal difficulties of the
head and throat.
The kemble Floral Company is now
ready for business, and can supply the
trade with all kinds of flowers. The
kemble company occupies the green
house formerly known az the Riverside
Floral Company, but more recently the
Fenner Floral Company. Mr.. KembleH
has been engaged in the floral business
all his life. and for several years was
engaged as grower With the Kemble
Company at Oskaloosa. He will have
the finest flowers for all occasions and
solicits your patronage.
Red Mems excursion to Boone, via the
c. & N. W., Monday, Sept. 9. One dol
lar for the round trip. Tickets on sale
now at Sundell's Cafe, Dietrichs and
LaShelle G. Cooks cigar stores, Lanes
hardware store, Powers drug store
and Harlans music store. Buy tickets
early to save the rush. Everybody is
going. Take your lunch baskets All
kinds of sports at Boone on the above
Gate. Train leaves Marshalltown at Z
m. and arrives at Boone at $50 a. M;
returning, leaves Boone at p. m.
Miss Mary Dakin, and mothers, Mrs.
Julia w. Dakin, who reside with Mr..
and Mrs E. w. Welles, on North
Fourth street, while out for drive
!! Wednesday Afternoon about 5 o'clock
\ experienced an accident that came near
proving serious to both. Miss Dakin
was driving south on Third street, in
tending to stop at the John B. Sim
| mons home to call. The horse became
| frightened at something or another
and started to run. The lady was I'M
able to control him and when reaching
Railroad street tried to turn the animal
| so as to avoid the tracks. The carriage
| struck an obstacle in turning and was
loyerthrown, both occupants being
/ thrown to the ground. Both Miss Da-
kin and her mother We're severely
bruised and Mrs. Dakin received bad
cut on her left arm.
Mrs. Frank Knisely. of Kansas City.
who with her husband is in the city for
a brief visit with Mr.. Knisely's brother
and sister, Mr. S. P. Knisely and Mrs.
r. S. Fulmer, gave an impromptu piano
Il lCSieoi 4ueSudS evening at Ille nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Michaels before a
number of invited guests. and all were
charmed with her beautiful and master
full renditions of different compositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knlsely have been at Min
neapolis, and of their visit there the
4 Tribune says: Mrs. Roxie Harmony
Knisely. prominent pianist from Kan
sas City, is spending the week in Min
neapolis, at the West. She accompanied
her husband here to attend the meeting
of the Tontine Savings association, and
is giving the residents Of the hotel a
great deal of pleasure with her piano
solos. Mrs. Knisely has studied extern
sively with some of the best masters OF
Europe and America and is deeply in
terested in her art A grand piano has
been sent up to the hotel for her txclu.
sive use, and the members OF the Ton
tine association are enjoying recitals al.
most every evening"
c. w. Johansen and Charles E. Dill.
Ion, two Northwestern detectives, are il
the city to look after the interests of the
company's passengers at the depot and
to assist the local police force in any
way possible. The detectives are two
OF force of nine who are out in thi.
vicinity now under the direction Of
4, Chief William R. Riley. A portion o,