Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-10

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Eyes fitted correctly at Paley's.
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Or. 1anss. surgeon and physiciaA
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Virginia sweet potatoes at Olson's
The finest bakery goods in the city at
iSundells Cafe.
Pekay coal leads all Iowa Goals for
furnace use. Baker Bros.
The opening at the New York Milf
merry will be Sept. 10 and 20.
We sell the Ocean smokeless, good
substitute for hard coal. Baker Bros.
Wash taffeta ribbons in all colors,
special for Wednesday 10 cents The
Fair.
Rummage sale will keep open every
evening this week at lis West Main
street.
Before buying anything i'll the lumber
and coal line see us. j. F. Irwin Lum-
Der Company.
Gas is for the masses. 1t saves time,
money and work If Interested call and
gee US. M. L., P. & Ry. Co.
Boys or girls school shoes in elk diff
ferent STYLES, special for Wednesday, all
sizes, sS cents. The Fair.
ticket with every rs cent purchase.
Five fine prizes given away Oct. S
our last day. Leader Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Claffey.
who reside near Marietta, are enter
tanning baby girl at their home.
Do you use a CRATE? Try some of
our Camel coal. 1t is the real fuel for
CRATES. Gregory-Brown Company.
Mems celebrated Arrow brand collars
in all sizes and styles, choice for
Wednesday only cents apiece, or two
for cents. The Fair
Yesterday DR.. Wilson, the eye and
ear specialist, removed a large tumor
faom behind the eye ball for Henry
Crisman's son at Melbourne.
Have you CRATE? If so, why not
make it take the place of the furnace
during the early fall? Our Camel coal
| Is the best for CRATES. Baker Bros.
Don't think we do not want your
trade because we do not solicit you.
/ This is practice we deprecate, but will
be pleased to talk the fuel situation
over with you at any time you desire.
Gregory Brown Coal Company
Editor S. P. Ayers. of the Marshall
town Herald, arrived home this morn
ing from Bonesteel. S. D., where he has
f,,,
connected with the building of house
on a ranch that he owns near Bone
steel.
| Mr.. Ed. Mcmillan left this morning
for Chicago, where he will enter the
Hahnemann Medical college for the
study of medicine. Mr.. Mcmillan be-
gins the work OF his junior year at
Hahnemann, having already completed
two years in the homeopathic depart
ment of the State University of Iowa.
Rev. w. T. Nickerson. Mr.. F. C. Wat
rous, Mrs. M. j. Gilmore, Misses Clara
Wilkinson and Lulu Gilmore, returned
Monday evening from Evans, where
they have been for a week in attend
ance at the convention of the Iowa Coll
ored Baptist Association. The associa-
ton is to hold board meeting in this
city in six months
The Marshalltown Country Club will
/ be we'll represented at the state golf
tournament to be held at Des Moines
4 this week, commencing tomorrow.
Mr.. F. e. Stewart went to the capital
! city today and Messrs. F. v. Friend.
! Byron Webster and perhaps several
others will go tonight. Others will be
occasional visitors during the week.
/ Elmer Cushing, son of Mrs. Byron
| Weston, of the Soldiers Home, who has
been in the city a week visiting his
mother. left Monday evening for As
sumption, H. has former home. Mrs.
| Weston accompanied her con and will
\ remain for a short visit. Mr. Gushing
has just been discharged from the navy.
after elk years apprentice service on
i the first-cla.s gun boat Helena. The
past three years of his service have been
spent in Chinese and Philippine waters.
i While much OF the Iowa fruit crop
lis scarce and of poor quality. there has
been an abundance of plums. and owing
to the shortage of other fruits a great
demand for them. Mrs. Elan Will
iliams, who resides north of the city,
4 brought to the T.-R. off1ce Monday
samples of eight varieties grown in the
orchard on the Williams farm. Some
of the varieties would equal the Cali
fornia plums in size and beauty. and
lin flavor they excelled. All but the
late plums have been gathered.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Kennedy. of I'm
ion, spent Monday afternoon in the city
while on their way home from Belle
PLANE, where they have been for a
week enjoying family reunion at The
home of their son. Mr.. w. A. Kennedy
an engineer on the c. & N. w. railway
Mrs. NJ E. Staebler and son Fred, Of
Bayounne. N. j., the former daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy, were present
being On their way to Los Angeles, Cal.
to reside Mrs. Staebler stops in Denver
on her way west to visit a sister. Mrs
. w K. Seiple.
The carnival company has taken ;
very unique way of advertising the ap
preaching show by furnishing tag
that are appended to every trunk o
every piece of baggage that is shipped
out of Marshalltown on either of tn
three railroads The tag contains on on
side representations of two men. boun
to the stake with the words Bound t.
, lcaa tho MarehaIltowp Carnival" cOn