Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-30

Adamson sells the best plate in the
market at so cents. We also keep ar
lists paper.
Larger and better display in fine mill
linery than we have ever shown berfore.
Hoyt's Department Store.
The woman's Club will meet Wednes.
day at the club room. DR.. j. Is. Black,
OF st. Pauls, is to deliver the lecture.
Mrs. Cady Mofratt went to Union this
morning, being called on account of the
illness. of her aunt, Mrs. Frederick Corfe.
Special sale of cameras to reduce
stock. Now is the time to get good
camera at-your own price. .Adamson, 116
4 West Main.
The Organized Charity Society will
meet with Mrs S. p. Knisely, No. 2CS
West Lincoln street, Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.sand Mrs. Henry w. Shove, corner
OF Fourth and Jerome streets, are par
ents of an eleven-pound daughter, born
to them Sunday morning.
lola Arnold. aged 10, daughter of Mr..
Samuel s. Arnold. was guaranteed this
morning for diphtheria in the new home
of Mr.. Arnold. at los North Fourth
street.
Professor Zeublin willlecture Tuesday
night at the east court room. and the
university extension class will meet
Professor Zeublin tomorrow afternoon
at 2:So.
It is time to fix up around the house
and barn and get things in shape for
winter. Call on us If you need any
thing in our line. J. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Miss Edna swenson and Miss Genna
T Peterson, of Rockford, ILL.,, the. former
missionary OF the Swedish Baptist
church and the latter a photographer,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and will make their future home here.
"A number OF the friends OF Mrs. Eve
lyn n. Belden, of Sioux City, president
of the Iowa Suffrage Association, drove
to Hartland on Sunday to listen to her
address at that place in the afternoon.
Mrs. Belden's meeting at Hartland was
largely attended and the entertaining
and instructive talk was heartily re-
'ceived.
Joseph Collins, the affabIe dispenser at
Lander's soda fountain, is to remain in
Marshalltown, which will be good news
to his many friends. In addition to be-
ing an expert dispenser Mr.. Collins is
also registered pharmacist, and Is a
valuable man. Mr.. Collins has the hap
py faculty of making friends OF all
whom he meets.
The rainfall of Saturday amounted to
eight huniredths Of an inch and during
the storm OF this morning three hum
dredths of an inch fell. The maximum
temperature Saturday was II and OF
Sunday 81 degrees. The temperature
Sunday night was close to the frost line,
Al degrees being registered BY Observer
Jones thermometer.
Mr.. a. Brandvig, one OF the railway
postal clerks on the Iowa Central run
between Abba and Austin, on trains /
and 2, spent Saturday afternoon in the
city, being on his way to his home in
ottumwa from Story City, where he l1asl
been for a few days visit with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Murlson. Mr..
BRANDING will resume his run Tuesday
morning at Abba.
Mr. w. II. Darner, president, and Mr..
N. w. Lundy, secretary, of the Iowa
Gideons, were in Ames Saturday night,
where they met the other members of |
the executive committee of the society
to talk over and plan the arrangements
for the next state meeting. which will
be held in Ames in December. a pro-
gram committee was appointed and
other matters pertaining to the meeting
We're arranged for.
Mr.. Percy Putnam, clerk in the en-
ploy of F. B. Wiley, who has been very |
Ill for the past two weeks with typhoid |
fever at the home Of his brother, A. L. |
Putnam, corner of First and Boone
street, is somewhat improved today and |
is considered practically out of danger,
altho still seriously i'll. MI. Putman's
condition has been quite critical during |
the past week and for time it was
feared he could not recover.
work was begun this morning in |
hauling gravel out of the Clifford pit for
the work south OF Oskaloosa. between
that city and Abba. The work will y
be carried on largely at night,
80 as not to interfere with the steam
shovel work in progress al. Newburg
and Lacey. "A night crew will, of course,
be placed in service in the pit at Clifford.
The work on the "beer garden grading
and also that. south of Timber creek
will be done during the day time.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. over
Fidelity Bank.
General Roadmaster NJ. II. Shelley ar
rived home this morning from a weeks |
trip over the property, made
in company with Chief Engineer II. NJ.
Kelley and Division Engineer r. "a.
Wight. The entire main line, from
to Peoria, was Inspected,
and everything was found to be in first
class shape, considering the state OF Inn
to which the property is now
subject. Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. Wight will
arrive from the south this evening.
See Or. Mairs about ostes'pathy. Over
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