Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
Dr.. Bay. II East Main.


George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath, 800 West Main
oysters in every style at sundel's
cafe.
The latest styles in fine watches at
Paley's.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Mckinley paper weights and badges
at Liebiss, West Main street.
The Racket Store will save you from
so cents to 81 on decorated lamp.
Steam was turned on the new heat
ing plant of the Railway Y. NJ. C. "A.
building Friday.
T. H. Evans, of the firm of Bedon 6
Evans, custom shirt makers of Mime
apolis, is at the Stoddart.
Mr.. George NJ. Martin, travelling pas
senger agent of the Iowa Central with
headquarters in oskaloosa, was in the
city on business Friday.
We have the only store in the state
that is devoted solely to flour and feed,
and we aim and believe we do, carry
the best in that Inc. Hammond &
Benedict.
Conductor Henry Drake, Of the Mar
shalltown Light. Power & Railway
Company, left this morning for Hedrlck
and Martinsburg. where he will remain
for two weeks vacation visit.
Rev. Frank Wheeler, residing in the
Dunkard settlement near Rockton, left
this morning for Harlan, where he will
conduct two weeks series Of meetings
The Beethoven Society will open its
seasons meetings on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. o. L. Binford. corner of
Fifth and Main streets, at which time
the program for the years work will be
planned and outlined.
Those of the subscribers to the Times
Republican, who do not have mail boxes
may obtain q paper holder free by cal
ling at the Times Republican business
office. If you have one of these holders
your paper will not get lost or blown
away.
Mrs. Louis Bernstein and daughter
Maurine arrived home yesterday from
st. Louis, where Mrs. Bernstein was
called five weeks age. on account of the
Illness Of her father, Mr.. o. Susman.
who was not expected to live. Mr.. Sus-
man has completely recovered from his
illness, however.
A delegation of republicans went to
Toledo on the Colorado special this
afternoon to attend the political meet
ing addressed by Hon. "A. B. Cummins.
The following from this city were in at
tendance: w. N. Clark. j. @. Saint. T.
j. Shoemaker. c. H. Smith Capt. e. G.
Mcmillan. S. 7. Leech, j. L. Dayton, w.
n. Wilson, D. w. Norris. Jr., Eli Jones
and ]. II. Walker.
Rev. Father ]. G. Murtagh, until last
April assistant pastor of st. Mary's
church, in this city, passed thru the
city Friday evening. being on his way
from Dubuque to Bl,one. where he has
been appointed as assistant to Rev.
Father B. c. Lehman, rector of the
Catholic church of that city. Father
Murtagh returned t., this country on
Sept. 2. after having spent the summer
at his old home in Longford county,
ireland.
George Solomon, Of the Marshall Tall
oring Company, will leave Monday for
the eastern markets to buy goods for
the fail and winter trade. The business
of the Marshall Tailoring Company has
grown until II Is necessary for Mr. Sol
ONION to make frequent trips to market
to replenish the stock. Having know
ledge of what his customers want. Mr..
Solomon is enabled to make selections
of fabrics that please. He expects to
make more extensive purchase than
ever before, as the increase in business
Justifies it. If YOU want a fall suit or
overcoat wait for the new goods.
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The Ames high school football team
members arrived In this city this morn
ing for their game with the Marshall-
town high school this afternoon. The
members will average heavier than the
local eleven, but for the most part are
new men and will not equal the Ames
team that defeated the local high school
eleven so badly a few seasons ago. Mr..
w. n. Healy. student at the Iowa
State College, accompanied the boys
and will act as referee. The personnel
of the visiting clever is colyer, left end:
F. AIKEN, left tackle; Kelley, left guard;
Keltner, center: Templeton. right
guard: Hutchinson, right tackle: Cole,
captain, right end Jones. quarter;
O'Brien, left half; T.. AIKEN, right half;
Tilden, full back. banks and Barber
the team as substitutes.
For the home eleven the men will line
up az follows. Fletcher, left end; Par
sons, left tackle: Kirk, left guard; Cos
sard, center; Hull, right guard; Jurden
and Saint right tackle; Salisbury, right
end; Kent, quarter; Burroughs, captain,
left half: Coleman, right half; Beasley,
full back. The visiting team was given
dressing quarters at the Railway Y. NJ.
c. A., and was entertained at the Para
gon for dinner by the home team.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Mr.. n. L. Laird, general agent Of the
Iowa Central passenger department, |
with headquarters in this city, at Ma
son City Friday afternoon closed Il deal
with several of the carnival attractions
in attendance at the carnival held there |
this week, whereby the Central will
bring them to this city Sunday and de-
liver them to the Chicago & Northwest
ern, which. in turn, will carry them to
Cedar Rapids. The Central will run