Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-14

tfesH oysters at SunQellS Gaze. n
DR.. Getx. surgeon and physician.
Fine watch repairing at Paley'A.
Dr. Trottcr. ONCE with DR.. Mighell
New tailor made suits at the Hawk
eye.
New full-length automobiles at the
Hawkeye.
Big line of all the new things in black
wool dress goods at Newcomers.
Don't miss it, the advance sale OF
original water colors. e. L. Kinnan
& Co.
Magnifiers Of all kinds to carry in
your pocket at Aliens. the jeweler, IA
East Main.
DIR. MARS, osteopathic physician over
Fidelity bank, practiced over three
years in this city.
Ten season tickets for the carnival in
the 25-cent grab sale tonight at Miller's,
the ieweler, los East Main.
Our Pekay lump excels II Iowa Goals
for furnace use. The nut is good for
kitchen range. Baker Brothers.
Only SO to St. Paul and Minneapolis
via Chicago Great Western railway
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. "A and Is.
Our Empire Illinois lump is a good
coal for the price. 1t burns up clean
and makes butlittle SCOT Baker Broth
ers.
Eight dollars and seventy-f1ve cents
for the round trip to the Red river val
ley in Minnesota on Sept. IL. Bratt &
Damn, III East Main.
Rev. N. Blanche Ford, of Stanford.
was in the city this morning, being on
her way from Toledo. where she has
been for few days in attendance at
the holiness campmeeting.
If you have never seen the famous
Minnehaha falls or Lake Ninnetonka
you can do so next Sunday by going
on the Iowa Central excursion to Min
neapolis and ST. Paul at the rate of SO
for the round trip. Special train leaves
this city Saturday, Sept IA, at 1923
p. m.
The Up-to-Date Retaurant; finest in
the city; large dining room; private
dining rooms; ladies' lunch room; fine
short order counter; farmers waiting
rooms; everything is strictly up-to-
date and the best of service guar
anteed; opposite court house, second
floor.
Mr.. Charles S. Walters, general agent
of the Iowa Central passenger depart
nent at Peoria, was in the city Friday
evening, being on his way south from
Colfax, where he has been for the past
ten days resting up after hard sea-
sons work Mr.. Walters went to Oska-
loosa in the evening and from that city
took the early morning train today for
Peoria
Myrtle Childs. the Montour girl ar
rested in this city At noon Friday be-
cause of the efforts of her foster mother
to send her to the industrial school at
Mitchellville, was taken before Judge
Caswell Friday evening and given a
hearing on the application for her
commitment to that Institution. Judge
Caswell concluded, after the hearing.
to give the girl another trial and she
was sent to her home at Montour.
Mr. H. P. DenseFarrived home Friday
evening from months vacation and
business trip to northern 1.inneso.a and
North Dakota. In the latter state he
combined his business with pleasure
and after looking after his farming in
terests enjoyed week or two chicken
shooting. He also visited st. Paul and
Minneapolis. being present at the MIN
nesota state fair, and stopped at Winono
for visit with his brother, Mr.. Charles
| Densel.
Rev. and Mrs. r.. H. Pickett, of Day
! ton, who have been visiting in Albion
LeGrand and Toledo for the past week
or two. arrived in the city Friday after
room from Toledo. where they have beer
| in attendance at the holiness campmeet
| ing, in charge of DIR. Beverly Carradine
] OF st. Louis. Rev. and Mrs. Pucket
+ went to Albion in the evening, wher'
they will remain for an over-Sunda,
visit with Mrs. Puckett's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. n. Hussey.
| Rev. S. A. Perrine, formerly pastor o
/ the First Baptist church of this city
and but recently home after ten years
stay IN India, in the mission field, ar
rived in the city this morning from
Newton, where he lectured Frida.
! night. Mrs. Perrne, who is also lectur
/ ing turnout the state at present, arrived
at 1920 this morning from Dies Moines
having delivered lecture there las
night Rev and Mrs. Perrine will b
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilbu
during their stay in the city and thi
evening. at 6, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbu
Will entertain in their honor Rev an
4 Mrs. F. W. Parsons, the deacons of tn
ohurch-Messrs. John W. Wells w. Il
Woodwork, Mark Wood, e. Erickso
and S. Lampman-and their wives, an
Mr.. Moses Waterman, also a deacon.
Mr.. z. Morris Vail and Miss Ethel Va
We're host and hostess Friday night t
about 100 friends at an Apollo dancin
party, given at the Maccabee hall. TIL
guests were received by the host an
hostess. assisted by Mr.. and Mr..
Charles Whitehead. Mrs. E. F. Binfort
Miss Edna Burroughs and Mr. Wi
Merryman. The grand march began a
) 9, led by Mr.. Merryman and Miss Val
and the dancing continued until thi
morning. Mr.. P. NJ. Adamson manipu
lated the Apollo attachment to tn
piano and entertained the guests Wit
other selections aside from the dane
music thruout the evening. Ices an
frappe We're served by Misses Care
Neil, May Bratt and Valrosa Vail TIL
party was in the nature of fareWe