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

New Battenberg patterns in doylies,
handkerchief, borders, collars, ETC., at
Newcomers.
October our last day in MARSHALL
town, all goods closing out at sacrifice
prices. Leader Store.
Wanted-Six good men for work in
harvest field in North Dakota. Apply
Treffry's ice cream parlor
Fountain pens are convenient to carry
in your vest pocket. You will find nice
assortment at Aliens, the jeweler, IA
East Main.
The new Turkish bath rooms 3O2
East Church street. For women. Mon
days and Thursdays. For men, Fridays.
Saturdays and Sundays.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, OF the
Central, left Friday evening for ST.
Louis where he will remain for brief
stay on company business.
The extremes of temperature for the
twenty-four hours ending at $50 a. m.
We're exactly the same as during the
preceding twenty-four hours-94 and 60.
The annual picnic of the Columbiana
county. Ohio, residents of Marshall
county, in progress today at the Sob
diers' Home. is being we'll attended and
enjoyed.
special-On Monday, Sept. 9. We will
sell the best L. L. muslin at sh cents
yard, between the hour of 9 and 10
o'clock. Ten yards to customer. The
Fair Store.
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Special train to the Friends yearly
meeting at Oskaoosa on Sunday, Sept.
Is, via the Iowa Central railway. Very
low round-trip rates. Ask ticket agent
for particulars. Train leaves at $50
6. m.
There We're $4,000 "Puravana" 5 cent
cigars sold in Marshalltown during
August. We want to sell 10000 during
September. Try them. All dealers sell.
them. Lashelle & Cook, wholesale dis
Itributors.
MIR. Lester Coleman, son of Rev. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Coleman, who has been in
the city for a. short visit with his par
ents, have gone to Mt. Vernon, where
he will begin the work Of his senior
year in Cornell College.
Attention, Friends!-The Iowa Central
railway will run special train to Os-
kaloosa on Sunday, Sept. s. on account
of the Friends yearly meeting, at very
! low roundtrip rates. Ask ticket agent
| for particulars. Train leaves at $40
4. m.
Old soldiers attention. You con go to
the national encampment at Cleveland,
o.. without change on the &c. "A. r. spe-
cial' via the Iowa Central railway leav-
| ing Marshalltown at 10:15 a m. next
Sunday. September s. Fare $14.S2 for
round trip.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Cleveland, of
| Rockwell, are the parents of son, born
| to them on the 9Th inst. Rev. Cleveland
was formerly pastor of the Methodist
church at Albion and later was sta
toned at Conrad. The infant has been
christened Joseph Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McKirnon arrived
rome on Friday evening from Clear
Lake, where they have been in attend
ond Iowa Cavalry. Mr.. Cloud Brock
and Capt. j. l.. Herbert, of LeGrand
also arrived home Friday evening.
II Rev. j. Edgar Williams returned Fri
day evening from Oskaloosa, where he
has been in attendance at the Iowa
yearly meeting of Friends, being sum-
moned by a telegram from his wife, an
nouncing the serious illness of their
little daughter. Marjorie, aged II
months.
Mr.. H. H. stipp, son of w. H. Stipp
of State Center, stopped in the city oil
, his way to visit his father over Sunday
. prior to going to Des Moines to locate
! permanently in the practice of law. Mr.
: Stipp graduated from the Harvard Law
School this spring and will enter the Of
j, fee of w. H. Bailey. one of the surstan
. tial lawyers of Des Moines.
Father NJ. C. Lehman, rector OF ST
Mary's church, and Rev. John Stuart
, assistant rector. will return this eve
i ming from Dubuque, where they hav
e been for week in attendance at tn
annual retreat Of the Dubuque diocese
) Father P. NJ Loughnane, of State Cen
/ ter, was In the city this morning, bein,
on his way home, and Father B.
Lehman, of Boone, was here yesterday
en- route home from the retreat.
Season tickets for Marshalltowns BIZ
, carnival, good for the entire week, Sept
i % to %. daily from 10 a. m. to ~ mid
i night, not transferable, will be sold a
81 each, the sale of which will be limit
l ed. Sale opens Monday, Sept. 9. an,
closes Saturday, Sept. Is. After abov
dates the price of these tickets will b.
advanced to $3.50. Get them quick
Tickets on gale at the following stores
: LaShelle &, Cook, B. A. Morgan, Nc
Bride & Will, Lee & Benedict, C.
Lander, w. H. Evans Dell Rails, F. 3
Wiley, George Powers, c. A. Seele,
Company, depot, sorenson & Elder, L
; 8. Peckham and George Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Wallace and Nj
and Mrs ]. T. Doody, the latter of New
ton, arrived in the city Friday evenin
from their few weeks stay at LAX
Okoboji and Spirit Lake. Mr. and Mr.
e Wallace were accompanied by Mr.. Wa
= lace's father, Mr.. William Wallace, VIII
Y has been at the lakes for the past for
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Doody Will n
= main here for short visit with the la
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. johnson
before returning to their home. ID
and Mr.. poody have had son
& l,excellent fishing In Okoboji, especial
d curing the past week. On Thursda
: alone they caught ssventy-aye pound