Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-19


in the fitting of glasses. If your eyes
bother You give him q call.
4 John T. Shasne's salesman will be al
| our store Monday and Tuesday with 4
large line of furs. Archie Parker.
i Our roller screened. lower-vein nut
coal will always please you. Order only
| from the Gregory Brown Coal &c.
4 Olson, the grocer, at 127 West Main
street, has fresh supply OF the cele-
brated Cohocton buckwheat -four. Try
a sack.
Mr.. Peter Mayer, of this city, was
elected grand conductor of Iowa grand
lodge of Odd Fellows, in session this
week at Creston.
Frank and Fred Perry and Harry
4 Kaufman went north this morning fol-
a days fishing in the Iowa river near
Moninger's. Intending of course, to cap
ture the prize fish.
Mrs. H. j. Howe arrived home last
night from Chicago, where she has been
! for little more than month, or since
arriving in this country fl.m Europe,
undergoing treatment for her eyes with
Q Chicago specialist
DIR. d. j. Bunce, of Nevada, was in the
city today between trains, being on his
way to Waterloo. where he will begin a
series of evanEelistic meetings, assisting
Rev. 4. NJ. Evans, pastor of the Water
loo Evangelical church.
Mr. C. C. Milhiser, who resides in the
southeast portion of the city, had on
exhibition Friday some exceptionally
fine home grown potatoes. They We're
of the Crown Jewel variety and the
largest one weighed twenty-three
ounces.
Miss Grace Mcmahon, who is to be
married next Thursday to Mr.. Dawson
Zug, was the recipient of china show
er Friday afternoon, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Zines. The Wartendas.
club of whick Miss Mcmahon is a
member. We're in charge of the gather
ing, which was held between the hours
of ard o'clock.
The Marshall OIL Company is contam-
plating adding a new industry to It's
newly-remodeled and improved place OF
business on South Third avenue, in the
shape OF a cooper shop, in which Will be
employed a half dozen skilled coopers
1t is the intention Of the company to
make its own barrels hereafter, and
supply from this city the branch houses
at Oskaloosa and Mason City. also the
distributing point stations at Abba and
watertown, S. D.
Another addition to the business cir
| to dr. In "a, n rri
the city of Mr. j. w. Haney. OF Omaha.
who is accompanied by his son, and VIII
remove his family from Omaha shortly
Afr Haney has purchased the interest OF
the Higgasons in the Higgason Remedy
Company, and with his son will manage
the business for the company. Mr.
Haney has been connected with the Lee
Lice Killer Company, of Omaha. fo- the
past nineteen years. The company Will
occupy quarters in the old plant of tn,
Marshall Oil Company, in the east part
of the city.
ON Sunday, Oct. 81. the Baptist church
Will begin a series of revival meetings
under the direction OF Rev. E. S. Stuck
er. of Chicago. prominent evangelist,
and Prof. w. S. Weeden. of New York,
| Il
music. Rev. Mr.. Sucker has been sue
ccssfully engaged in chapel car work
fol. several years past and is an effective
speaker Prof Weeden has been with
Dir. Wilbur Chapman and Is considered
one of the best singers in the country.
The Baptist society has been preparing
for and looking forward to these meet
ings with anticipations of success.
Read Henry Pappe's ladies golf glove
"ad."
Those who attend the performance of
Lost in New York" at the Odeon on.
Monday evening, Oct 81, will finG much
10 their liking, and will witness a pro-
id,;ction that has created more general
amusement than any other play before
the public today The story of the drama
is pretty one, and deals with every
day life in a great metropolis The
scenic effects are said to be true to life.
Among the principal ones will be found
East river and Blackwell's Island pris-
on, where the criminals of New York are
sent to atone for their many crimes. The
acting company is said to be unusually
strong and evenly balanced. Seats are
row on sale at w. H. Evans drug store.
Cream white, snow white, pink and
rose pink Shetland floss at the Fair
Store.
>Dr. George A. Gates, former president
81 Iowa College, Grinnell, passed. thru
the city Friday evening on the Colorado
special. being on his way home to
cheyenne, Wyo., from the east. DR..
Gates has been in attendance at the
Webster centennial, at Dartmouth. N.
H.; also at the meeting of the Amerl-
l,.an board of commissioners of foreign
nissjons, al Worcester Mass.. and the
,ational council of Congregational.
Churches at Portland, Me. Rev. Gates
was hurrying westward in order that he
might be able to fill his pulpit Sunday
morning. In speaking of the new posi-
ion, as president of Washburn College
Topeka. Kas. to which he has been
elected. he said he hadn't given the
trustees an answer as yet, and conse-
ouently wasn't ready to say just what
action he would take regarding the ac-
ceptance. He did state. however, that
ne was restless to get into college work
again, as he missed the boys and girls,
bur that the assuming of the new duties
offered him would depend largely on the
climatic conditions at Topeka, to be
considered on account Of the i'll health
of Mrs. Gates.
Cream white. snow white, pink and
rose pink Shetland doss at the Fair
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