Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-05
Eyes fitted correctly at Paley's.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physiciaA.

A new line of waist materials at the
Closing out prices on ladies' skirts,
and petticoats. Leader Store.
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
lands. Low rate to see them. Bratt &
Damn, Ill East Main.
October 8 our last day in Marshall
town, all goods closing out at sacrifice
prices. Leader Store.
Greatest bargains ever offered in chill
dren's winter jackets carried from last
season. Bannatyne & Lay.
Two East Main street firms have
closed their doors, o. H. Adams retiring
from the grocery business and George
Gerhart from the meat business.
This is the finest time of the year for
evening school. Start in at once. 1t
is now in session Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings at Dudley Bush
ness College.
Mr.. o. s. Chapman, a farmer at
Bromley, brought to the city today
some fine samples of corn from his
forty bushels or more to the acre.
A song recital by Miss Edna Baugh-
man. for which invitations have been
issued, will be given at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow evening at $3.50.
Mrs. Waldo, Miss Speers and Miss Par
ker will assist.
The river is 50 low that the mills
along the stream in this county are
compelled to use steam for power a
great portion of the time. After the
water in the mill ponds is reduced it re-
quires three or four days time for the
ponds to refill.
The Lennox Manufacturing Company
has just finished installing heating
plant in the Montour public schools.
This work was secured without much
effort en- account of the excellent work
that the Lennox furnaces have been do
ing in the two churches of that town.
George Fletcher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j, Fletcher, who has been occupying
position in the Iowa Central general
freight department during the summer
months, gave up his duties Wednesday
evening in order that he may get ready
for re-entering the State University at
Iowa City at the beginning of the school
year.
Mrs. Sherman Davis, of Springdale,
arrived in the city today and will be the
guest for about ten days of her sister,
Miss Laura Wright, and of the family
of her uncle. Mr.. William Battin. Mrs.
Davis comes more expressly to attend
the marriage of her cousin. Miss Jennie
Battin, to Mr.. Alfred c. Lehman, which
is to occur on the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bernstein ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
Boone, where on Tuesday night they
We're present at the marriage of their
nephew. Mr.. Joseph Raglow, to Miss
Eva Jancu. Mr.. Paul Raglow, of Chi
cago, brother of the groom, accom-
panied his uncle and, aunt to this city,
and will remain for an over-Sunday
visit.
Mr.. Charles S. Walters, general agent
of the Iowa Central passenger depart
ment. with headquarters at Peoria, Ill.,,
has gone to Colfax for rest of week
or two. Mr.. Walters has been working
for the past few weeks his health has
been showing the effects of it. He will
remain at Colfax until he is feeling bet
ter.
Mrs. S. B. Chapman, wife of Conduc-
tor Chapman. of the Central, was in the
city over night as the guest of Mrs. j.
II. VOORHEES,. leaving this morning for
Albert Lea, Mimi, where she will reside,
Mr.. Chapman's headquarters having
been transferred from Mason City to
Albert Lea on account of the recent
minal point.
| The national encampment G. "A. r. to
| be held at Cleveland, o., September 10
! IA will be the largest in the history OF
| the organization. In order to give the
old soldiers comforta BILE trip the Iowa
Central railway has arranged &c. A
| r. special" which will leave Marshall.
town at 1915 Sunday, September 8, run
nirs thru to Cleveland without change
Rate only s14.s2 for round trip.
Following reduced rate arrangement,
| via c., NJ & ST. p: To points in Colora
do, Utah and South Dakota. Round tri
tickets to New York city, with stop
over provision each way at Magyar,
Falls, Buffalo. Washington, Baltimor
or Philadelphia. Also round trip rates I
ST. Louis, Chicago. Kansas City. st
Paul and ST. Joseph, Mo. Call upon an
ticket agent of the c.. NJ. & ST. p. o
write F. A. Miller. G. p. A., Chicago
Ill.
Gilman Dispatch: The Gilman Can
ming Company has been very agreeabl.
surprised at the big yield of swee
corn, which is of good quality. The,
are taking in from 200 to $40 tons an,
packing in the neighborhood of 1880
cans daily. At the opening of tn
canning season the company though
It would not take over ten days t
finish, but they have been running
nearly three weeks and 1t will requir
another week after this.
]. Capt. Adrian C.. Arson, OF Chicago
was in the city over night as the CUES
OF HE father Hon. Henry Arson, goin
this morning to Nevada, in conipan
with his father, to act as umpire at
ball game between the Cambridge an
Maxwell mines this afternoon. Cap
Arson goes to Yorkville, ILL.,, to umpir
a game tomorrow and on the 18th, 12t
and 18th insts., will be at Williams
burg for three games. There is som
talk of getting Capt. Arson here in tn
near future to off1ciate at a series {
games that are talked Of being al