Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-11
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| Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
| DR.. Trotter. Office with DR.. Mighell
| DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
See DIR. Mairs about osteopathy, over
Fidelity bank.
Bargains in underwear all this week.
Lee 6 Benedict.
| The opening at the New York Milli-
merry will be Sept. 10 and 20.
One case of children's heavy fieeced
lined underwear at 25 cents. Lee &
Benedict.
Fidelity bank, practiced over three
years in this city.
At the Friends church tonight, in
stead of the usual prayer service, a mis-
sionary address will be delivered by Mr..
Willis Hotchkiss, returned mission
airy from Africa, on his experiences in
that country.
MISS 3NAc1ly S1Io huAts MIS-
Mary Moninger, the latter of Calvin, ar
weeks stay in the east. They visited
relatives in Gannonsburg and Washing
ton. Pa, and spent some time at the eX-
position at Buffalo.
George Clemens, aged 8, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Clemens. who have
charge of the city detention hospital,
underwent an operation this morning 70:
the removal of bullet from his foot.
The lad was shot about three years ago
and the ball. a 22-calibre, lodged in the
os calcis, the bone forming the heel. The
ball was located by skiagraph and
was then readily removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Howard,
daughters, Misses ella and Allie, and
son. Mr.. Emmett Howard, are home
from their summers stay in Superior
Wis, and Duluth. Mr.. Emmett How
ard will leave on the 10th inst. for
enrolled as a student of the University
few days visit in Clinton with Mr.
j. S. MCGOWAN.
John Finch. rag picker, was arrest
ed by City Marshal Nicholson Tuesday
afternoon for furnishing liquor to a
Kelley cure graduate. Finch was ar
raigned before Mayor Jones this morn
| ing, charged simply with intoxication,
and was sentenced to ten days work
Two young men, named Pearl and
johnson, We're arrested by Officer Hurd
Tuesday evening upon charge of
using blasphemous and obscene Lam
guage. Their hearing is get for 1880
o'clock this evening before Mayor Jones.
Friends in this city have received
cards issued by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Boyle. of Toledo, announcing the forth
coming marriage of their daughter. lola,
to Mr.. j. Aylmer Reynolds. of this city.
The wedding is to take place at thu
Boyle home on Wednesday, Sept. is. at
high noon. The at home cards read after
Oct. 10, at 304 South Fourth street. Miss
Boyle is quite we'll known in this city.
having visited here many times. Mr.
Reynolds is also we'll known and is in
the employ of the Iowa Central as night
foreman of the round house.
| Assistant Superintendent E. G. Schev-
enell, of the Northwestern, was in the
city Tuesday afternoon. looking after
company matters. Mr.. Schevenell says
that very satisfactory progress is being
made on the new interlocking plant at
the Second street crossing, and thinks
| that in about month everything will
be completed and ready for operation.
The plant will be the largest that has
ever been installed in the state. and is
known as sixty-lever plant. The
ground work is now we'll along in con-
struction and the tower is completed
| Season tickets for Marshaltown's big
carnival, good for the entire week, Sept.
% to %, daily from 10 a. m. to 10 mid
night. not transferab Bile. viii be sold at
81 each, the sale Of which will be limit
ed. Sale opens Monday. Sept. 9, and
closes Saturday, Sept. Is. After above
dates the price of these tickets will be
advanced to $1.50. Get them quick.
Tickets on gale at the following stores:
! LaShelle & Cook, B. A. Morgan, Nc
Bride & Will, Lee & Benedict, c. ].
Lander, w. H. Evans, Dell Rails. F. B.
| Wiley, George Powers, C. A. seeley
Company, depot, sorenson & Elder, L.
S. Peckham and George Solomon.
On Friday night the celebration of the
Jewish New Year will be begun by the
orthodox Jews of the city. The celebra-
| ton of Roschhachone. meaning begin
ming Of the year, continues three days,
being followed ten day later by Yum
Kippur, the season for atonement of
sins. The orthodox Jews Of the city will
generally observe Roschhachone. the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs H. Singer
having been selected for the services
Some of the reformed Jews will also
| join in the services. On Saturday, which
is the Jewish Sunday, prayers will be
read by a reader from Des Moines, and
on Sunday there will be sounded the an
hual blast of the rams horn, signaliz-
ing the awakening into new life or a
new year.
Professor and Mrs. Frederick Mills
Ross, of Norman, Okla, who have been
identified with the University of Okla
homa for several years. and who left
Norman on Aug. Is on an overland trip
to Marshalltown, arrived in the city
last night. Mr.. and Mrs Ross have
had most enjoyable trip, having slept
out of doors each night but one on the
entire trip. They arrived in Des Moines
last Thursday and have been visiting
there with Mr.. Ross sister. Mrs.
NJ. ~