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

& Co.
Centerville Block is clean, free
burning coal for stove or furnace Bak-
er Brothers.
Eighty-two and As We're the extremes
of temperature for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m.
Ten season tickets for the carnival in
the 25-cent grab sale tonight at Miller's.
the jeweler, los East Main.
Ask your friends about their meals
at the Up-to- Date Restaurant, opposite
court house, second floor.
Wanted-A competent girl for general
house work No children. Inquire at
No. 10 South Fifth avenue.
Only SO to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
via the Chicago Great Western on Sept
IA and 10, tickets good returning Sept.
10.
If you don't want hard coal or coke,
we have Ocean Smokeless and Hooking
Valley lump. They are trade winners.
Baker Brothers.
Mrs. Schollenberger wishes to an
making parlors at 127 West Main street,
on Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Mrs. j. s. Paul, of Laurel. had tu-
NOR removed from here eye Wednesday
by DR.. Wood, the eminent eye aud ear
specialist, of Marshalltown. Since the
doctors return from Europe he mas all
he can do.
mr. ID
A. tomorrow at $3.50 will be in keeping
with the national bereavement. Adj
dress will be given by Rev. F. w. Rus
sell. Special music will be rendered
embracing the presidents last expressed
| thought.
| The gross earnings of the Chicago
Great Western railway for the first
week of September show an increase of
ST.36S.30 over the corresponding week of
| last year. The total increase since the
| beginning of the fiscal year, July I, to
date is s1S6, 1862
| Sam Scovey and Everett Green
colored, arrested by officer Clark upon
a charge of vagrancy, We're before
Mayor Jones this morning and ordered
| to leave the city at once. James
Brown, well-dressed young man, ar
rested by officer Weaver for intox-
ication, was discharged upon the pay
ment of the costs.
You are invited to visit our special ex-
hibit of water color drawings to be held
at our store 204 East Main street, Mar
shalltown. Iowa, from Sept l6 to q, in
elusive. This will afford you an oppor-
4 ,xr ,,,rl
! beautiful works of art. All pictures at
/ the exhibit are for sale at moderate
prices. Yours sincerely, L. L. kinnan
! &. Co.
| Mrs. Will Dwyer and children, who
/ have been in Belmond during most of
\ the summer. where Mr.. Dwyer has been
| in charge of the Iowa Central steam
/, shovel engine. went to Newburg Fri
4 day evening after a few days visit in
the city. MIR. Dryers headquarters
| have been transferred from Belmond To
Newburg, where the shovel is now at
work.
Only SO for the round trip to Mime
apolis and st. Paul Saturday, Sept 4,
via Iowa Central railway. Special
train leaves at 1929 p. m, arriving at
Minneapolis at 715 a. m. and st. Paul
at $50 a. m. You can return on spe-
cial train leaving ST. Paul at 6: 80 p. m
and Minneapolis at p. m. Sunday
evening. or on regular trains leaving st
Paul at . a. m. and Minneapolis at 9.S;
a. m. Monday. Sept. 16. 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Brown returned
this morning on the Iowa Central from
their western trip. After leaving Sar
Francisco they. visited Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs, Manitou Crippl,
Creek, Colorado Springs and Denver
Mr.. Brown says that there is PRACTICAL,
no corn in northern Kansas to within
100 miles of the Missouri river, and bu
few fields this side of that point which
will yield a half crop. AS their journe.
progressed homeward the condition O
the crop improved.
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Hanna and Mis-
Rilla Wiley, of Liscomb, We're in the cit.
Friday evening. being on their wa,
home from Cedar Rapids. where the.
have been in attendance at the stat
convention of Christian churches. Mis-
, Eta Early. who was a delegate from TIL
, Liscomb church, left Cedar Rapids 70
d tiiIee WSehS Nisil VIII III L "
/ ton and LaPprte, and Rev. Georg
Biersborn. of Liscomb, who was presen
at the convention, left for Buffalo
where he will remain for a few days
visit at the exposition.
:. Mr.. Will Powers, of Genoa, o., VIII
has been in the city for few days visi
! with his brother, Mr.. George P. Powers
3 and family, left this morning for Car
roll, where he will visit his brother, Edi
!, tor j. L. Powers of the Carroll sentine
: Mr.. Powers has been student at Har
ward for the past few years. havin
graduated last spring. He goes fror
Carroll to Huron. S. D., where he wi
take charge of the chair Of English in
, college there. Mr.. Charles Powers, G
. Ada, Ont, another brother of Nj
George P. Powers, arrived in the cit
! Friday and will remain for severs
j days visit here and at Carroll.
The Iowa Central has certainly bee
Eplaying in hard luck this week as re
CARDS the operating of its north an
south passenger trains between Albel
: Lea and Abba. No. 2, the south-boun
v train, has been behind schedule tin
), from one hour to an hour and thirt
: minutes every evening this week, HAY
K ing been delayed at Albert Lea by ii
a Minneapolis & st. Louis connection. I'll
: train from the south in the morning, N
~ !, has suffered almost as much owing
: the slow orders south and the Wabas