Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-27
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Business college opens next Monday.
George y. Allen. scientific optician.
Or. Mighell. aurseon ard physieisa
DR.. w. NJ. choate. dentist. over the
Fair.
Bargains in groceries at o. H. Adams
Selling at cost.
Cameras to rent during firemen's
tournament at reasonable rates. Ad-
amsOn.
We have added large line of Swiss
and lace curtains to our stock. Pretty
styles and prices right at Newcomers
Dance at /. o. o. F. hall Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Good music and a good time. Firemen
are welcome
On account of the drouth and high
prices of feed the milk dealers Of Mar
shalltown will advance the price OF
milk to 6A cents a quart. Sept. 1.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers
of the Iowa Central. arrived in the city
this morning from Clear Lake, and will
remain for a brief stay on company
business.
Did you see the catalog of Dudley
Business College? 1t is said to be the
finest thing of the kind ever sent out by
any institution in this city. Call o,
send for it.
Our Mr.. Reynolds is enjoying an out
ing at Clear Lake this week, but vs.
have added extra help and will take
care of all orders given US. Reynolds
Watson & Co.
Mr.. Albert Mead, who has been spend.
ing his summer vacation in the city, left
this morning for FIT. Dodge, where hi
will be this year in charge of the sci
ence department of the Ft. Dodge higt
school.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the Soldiers
Home, will go to Toledo tomorrow
where he has been invited to deliver the
Grafton before the annual reunion and
picnic of the Tama County Old Settlers
Association.
Four strangers We're before Mayor
Jones this morning for various offenses
Mike Gamble and Pete Farrell We're ar.
rested by Officer Clark for engaging ir
an ARRAY and We're sent up for six days
Thomas Corcoran. arrested by Officer
Hurd, and G. Moore, arrested by Officer
Clark, were given like sentences for in.
toxication.
When passing the furniture store
of Marion Gard glance in at the ar
rangement of the window. In it you
will see a sample of the elegant fur
niture kept in stock. 1t is conceded
that Cards prices are lower than those
of competitors, besides it is the only
furniture store in the city where you
get red trading stamps with your cash
purchases.
A tea party was given Saturday at.
ternoon by ladies Of the Christian
church, at the home of Mrs. c. A. Par.
mer, the guests being invited to Spend
the afternoon complimentary to Mrs. NJ
K. Huffaker. Refreshments were served
and the occasion was much enjoyed
Those present besides the hostess and
guest of honor We're Mesdames Thomas
McLarnan, w. A. Size, F. N. Dinges
Emma Johnson, w. A. Miller and ]. o
Adams.
Conductor E. d. Young, OF the Cen.
trail, who has been off duty severa
weeks on account of a severe injury b,
a gasoline stove explosion. will resume
his run between Marshalltown and
Mason City on trains and 6 this eve.
ming. Conductor A. NJ. Rennie, who ha.
been on Conductor Young's run for the
past week, went to Dies Moines thi!
morning. where he will visit his daugh
| ter, Miss Ethel, who has been i'll i,
that city for several weeks.
| Messrs. Ed Andrews. Harry Beasle,
and Tom Fuller went to Ames thi
morning. where they will re-enter tn
Iowa State College for their year
work. Mr.. Howard Wilbur went yes
terday Mr.. Harry Gerst who has bee
a student in the civil engineering de
partment, will not return this year bu
will continue in the employ of the Chi
cago Great Western and after year
Ipractical work will go to Armour In
stitute. Chicago, to complete hi
studies.
Red Mems excursion to Boone, via til
C. & N. W., Monday, Sept. 9. One dol
lar for the round trip Tickets on sal
now at Sundell's Cafe, Dietrich's an
Il LaShelle & Cooks cigar stores, Lane
hardware store, Powers drug stor
4 and Harlan's music store. Buy tickle,
early to save the rush. Everybody
going. Take your lunch baskets. A
kinds of sports at Boone on the abo,
Gate. Train leaves Marshalltown at
a. m. and arrives at Boone at $3.50 a. m
returning, leaves Boone at p. m.
Many who attended business COLES
last year have secured good position
; and are able to hold them to the entil
satisfaction of their employers. If the
could sell what they learned there al
could not get it again, how much wou
they ask for 1t? No price could |
placed upon such valuable acquisitio
Why not obtain it for yourself? II W
! get fair position you may not lbe alb
y to secure a promotion for the want
: lroper qualifications. 1t is very unsa
e isfactory when you find you can n
i make any progress. Start in next Mo
day, either day or evening school.
a Hon. Tom Marshall, mayor OF Keith
r brig, ILL.,, and one of the crack shots
4 the country, was in the city Mond
r evening. being on his way to Arnolt
J. Park, where he will be present at t
t Indians tournament, or the shooti
q tournament to be INDUCED in by t
>. professional marksmen of the COUNT