Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07

street.
The selection of popular-priced trou-
servings was never SO large and varied as
are now being shown by Hopkins. the
popular tailor.
Contractors and sidewalk men should
not fail to see c. L. Duffield when in
need of good bank sand. Telephone: Of
flee. SO; house, 81.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paurs church
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrencel
on Monday afternoon.
Annual Friends meeting at Oskaloosa
on Sunday, Sept s.. Special train via
the Iowa Central railway. Very low
round-trip rates. Train leaves at $3.50
a. m.
special-on Monday, Sept. 9, We will
sell the best l.. L. muslin at 31s cents a
yard, between the hour of and 10
o'clock. Ten yards to customer. The
Fair Store.
We are still grinding old wheat and
have large supply on hand and we
shall put one of those fine spoons in
each sack for some time to come. You
cannot afford to miss this chance. H. j.
Benson.
Mr.. Nathan Kirk of Bangor, who has
been in the city for few days visit
at the home of his son. Mr.. j. P. Kirk,
went to Oskaloosa this morning, where
he will attend the Iowa yearly meeting
of Friends
J,,rroy,e l,,o,,,. ~, %o1,i,--
business or shorthand course at Dudley
one of the finest catalogues You ought
and evening school.
Miss Ella Moffatt, state superinten-
dent of woman's suffrage work, left this
morning for Loveland, where tomorrow
she delivers two addresses. She VIII be
gone month and will work in south
western Iowa and eastern Nebraska.
a travelling man was heard to say
that the new town of Buckeye on the
D. NJ, l. F. & N. r. r. was destined to
make one of the best trading places in
central Iowa. 1t is located twelve miles
southwest of Iowa Falls on the Des
Moines line.
Special sale tonight. See our east
window. Think of 1t. Something new.
A box Of Hustler cigars for % cents.
This is strictly handmade piece of
goods and good stock. Try a box. We
only have limited number. LaShelle
& Cook. wholesale and retail cigars and
tobaccos.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Dobson went to To-
ledo this morning, whore they will re-
main during the sessions of the Holi
ness camp meeting, which began last
evening and continues ten days DR..
Carradine. OF St. Louis. an evangelist
Of national repute in Holiness circles, is
the principal speaker at the camp meet
ing.
Have you commenced to clean house
yet If so it is doubtless foregone
conclusion that you have have list of
thearticles you need to make your home
comfortable. 1t it is carpets, oil cloth,
| mating or window shades you need
then visit the furniture store of Marion
Gard. az he has a large stock, makes
| the lowest prices and gives red trad
| Ing stamps.
| r. j. Hill, of Alden, Ia, underwent a
delicate operation Friday. on his eyes at
| DIR. Woods offices and is doing we'll.
Mr. Hill is brother Of James Hill, of
Marshalltown, who had his eyes
Strengthened so successfully By DIR.
Wood some time ago after an other
physician had operated and failed The
doctor is busy from a. m. till 6 p. m.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith, of West
4 Liberty. the former an uncle of Mr.. w.
B. and Gen. b. "A. Besson, of this city,
and an only brother of Mrs. Samuel
Beeson of Liscomb, arrived in the city
A Friday evening. coming to be present
at the reunion of the Columbiana
county, Ohib. settlers held today at the
Soldiers Home Cottage Grove park
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will remain for a
few days visit in this city and Liscomb.
Mr. George r. Morse, treasurer of the
J Iowa Central railroad and gentleman
J whom Marshalltown is always glad to
welcome for even short visit arrived in
4 the city this morning from Chicago and
A spent the day as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Morgan. Mr.. Morse came to
Il Chicago from New York to be present at
the annual meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors of the Iowa Central. There was
little outside of the regular routine
transacted" said Mr.. Morse, land the
three retiring directors-Russell Sage
Edwin Langdon and Levi c. Weir--were
i reelected"
4 Mrs. Matte d. Watkins, of New Sha-
! ron, and Mrs n. F. Smith, of State Cen
i ter, Mrs. E. Brown, OF Barnes City, and
Mrs. Butler, of Barnes City Miss Grace
Bartine, of Gearing, Ray Waddington,
j of Geneva, Mr.. Bartine, of st. Anthony,
Master Charlie Crofuth, of Montour
and some thirty others are in attend
ance at the office of DIR. Wood, receiving
treatment for the eye and ear. There
are some thirty-three and all report i'm
:. provement. 1t is rumored about thai
the Doctors practice Of the eye, ear and
throat. to which he devotes his entire
time, is growing rapidly and even nov
:. he has all he can do. Everyone thinks
!, that the time he spent studying in Eu
: rope hae been most valuable to him ant
will continue more 30 as time goes on
He stands chance Of being one Il thu
first specialists IN; the state for the ey,
: and ear.
e special-on Monday, Sept. 9. We vii
y sell the best Peperill r. muslin at 4,