Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-09
Dr.. Bryant. opposite postofllce.

DR.. Bryant. opposite postofice.
DR.. Lierle. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen. scientific optician. I
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave.
Twenty-Five new walking skirts at the
Hawkeye.
One case staple check Bingham, 31s
cents per yard. Bannatyne & Lay.
Laura Berchenbriter trained nurse,
112 North Second ave. Old phone, 422.
Don't miss the closing out sale.
Every article at sacrifice. Leader
Store.
Waste taffeta ribbons IN all colors,
special for Tuesday, only 10 cents a
yard. The Fair.
Fancy flannelettes for waists and
dressing sacques, all new styles. Hoyt's
Department Store.
October our last day in MARSHALL
town, all goods closing out at sacrifice
prices. Leader Store.
Get a supply of Camel coal from us
for Your crate. Nothing like it. Greg
DRY Brown Coal company.
Hope Lodge No. 2, d. of H., will give
a social and ball at the Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening. Sept. TO- Adj
mission % cents.
Members of Cosmopolitan Lodge, X.
P, you are earnestly requested to attend
. meeting Monday night, Sept. 9. Work
in the first rank. Henry McNeely. G. c.
Claud Hinecker. young man, was
arrested by officer Hurd Saturday eve-
ming, charged with disorderly conduct.
He is to appear before Mayor Jones for
a hearing. William Ryerson, of Rock
Island, ILL.,. was arrested by Officer
Clark Saturday night for vagrancy, and
was discharged Sunday morning.
The Iowa Central's special train to
Cleveland, o., on account of the nation
al encampment of the G. A. R., was
quite we'll patronized yesterday, the
train having in the neighborhood of 100
on board, who were turned
over to the Big Four at Peoria. The
special, which started at Albert Lea,
Mimi, passed thru this city at 10: 40
Sunday morning.
A current issue of the Illinois State
Register. Springfield, ILL.,, says: George
r. Berriman has returned from Mar
shalltown, Ia, where he has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Henry w. Shove.
While there his sister gave an an
nouncement party at which the .ap-
preaching wedding of Mr.. Berriman to
Miss Mary Wells was announced. The
wedding will occur in October"
1t pays to manufacture a good article,
ond do good work. as has been FREE
quently demonstrated by the contracts
for heating that have been secured by
the Lennox Machine Company of late.
Last week they secured another con-
tract for heating public school house,
not because they were the lowest bid
ders, but on account of the excellent re-
suits obtained by the Lennox furnace
in the best church in the town, for the
past few years.
The new fall Londondale clothing is
ready. Our showing this season in
cludes many OF the handsomest Of the
new styles offered for this fall You
make your selection now with the as
surance that the styles are correct and
at the same time have them to wear
fully a month earlier than usual. This
is by far the choicest line of suits we
have ever been able to offer for your
inspection. 1t is broad statement,
but / will guarantee better At than
you've been getting either from your
clothier Of tailor w. H. Burrows.
Mrs. Emma Driscoll, young woman
of Boise City, Ida, and wife of Phil
ippine war soldier, who has been in the
city a few days visiting at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Lindsay, left Sunday night for
Buffalo, where she will visit the Pan
American exposition. Mrs. Driscoll is
taking complimentary trip, furnished
by newspaper Of Boise City, after a
voting contest in which the patrons OF
the paper We're allowed to vote on the
most popular self supporting lady in
the city. The trip includes visits tc
New York and Boston.
Mr.. Charles SidenglanZ, OF Marinet
Wis. bookkeeper for the Marinet Iror
Works. who is spending his vacation
in Iowa and has been in the city for 8
few days visit with Mr.. A. S. Tiffany
left this morning for Whittemore
where he has relatives. Mr.. Siden.
glanz is an intimate friend of Mr.. Jos
A. Wauchope formerly science teacher
in the high school here but for tn,
! past year In the Marineti high school
Mr.. Wauchope has given up schoo
work and has entered the employ of tn,
Marinet Iron Works, and lis engaged
in the gas engine department. working
with the view Of becoming an exper
l in that line.
Mr.. John w. Clark, of st. John. Kas
who wae a member of Company B, Q
cruited in this city at the outbreak @
the civil war, and who has been in at
tendance at the reunion of the regimen
held at Clear Lake, spent Saturday an
4 today in the city visiting the Soldiers
Home, being the guest today of his oil
colonel, Commandant C. c. Horton
This is the first reunion OF the regimen
Mr.. Clark has ever attended, and to tn
majority of the old company member
his appearance was as one risen frol
the grave, his comrades having though
him dead many years since. Mr.. Clar
spent Sunday in Albion as the guest {
his sister, Mrs. Irene Thomas, widow {
James B. Thomas. one of the pioneers Z
Iowa. Mrs. Thomas is the woman who's