Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-19


| Dr. Mghell surgeon and physician.
! DR.. Nichols, over NlcHride x Wits.
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West Mair
Attend the silhouette social Friday
evening.
New fall dress goods just received at
NJ. +. Andrews.
Read our AL for special sale tomor-
iow. Archie Parker.
Munsing undelwcar. No other gar
ment equals it. NJ. Z. Andrews.
We are receiving large shipments of
new books AT Simmons book store.
The McC;ec pet,icoat is the best fit
ting skirt in the market. Nj. T. An
drews.
wanted Two si,ls at the stoddard
I Eote one dining room girl and one
dish washer
Don't forget the Silhouette social at
the home OF W. II. Scott Friday eve
ming. Aug. -.
We have lemons, pears. oranges, ha-
nanas and other fruit for ,oday's sale.
Reynolds & sheldon.
We are sure TO have much warm
weather yet. Better buy hammock at
cost at simmons book store
Five cents yard for all eolored wash
dress goods worth UP To % cents u
yard tomorrow. Archie Parker.
We have just received a quantity of
new wall paper and are NOW thorough
lily equipped for the fall trade. Sim
mons book store.
Mr. Fred Eddy of Orange. Ten. for
merly OF Marshalltown. is in the city
tor an indefinite stay. Mr.. Eddy may
conclude to again make Marshalltown
his home.
Pat Dusan and Charles Francis. ar
rested for intoXication by officer
Weaver, We're before the mayor this
morning. The former was given six
DAYS work and the latter paid the costs
and was discharged.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred d. Bailey. of No.
Sill South Fourth street. are the par
onts of a daughter, born Monday night.
y twin brother died shortly after birth
and the remains We're inferred this
morning in Riverside
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central for the second week OF
august were si6.545. a decrease of s.
ii6 over the same period of last year.
For the two weeks OF August the road
has earned $S7,966. a decrease OF S3,3S6.
Messrs Herbert Blackburn. Russell
Mccormack, Lebbus Mabie, Albert
Robinson and Lee Cunningham. of st.
Anthony and j. \. Cameron. of Gear
ing, lief; Tuesday night for Duluth. Min
neapols and other Minnesota points
for ten days stay on business.
The Story City branch train brought
TO the city this morning special c..
Nj. & ST. p. coach. having on board
il the neighborhood of forty-two pro-
speetive landseekers from Story City,
Roland and McCallsburg. destined to
Sisseton, s. u. The party was in
charge of Mr. Joseph Warwick. OF Story
| City.
The most notable production that has
&
/ IN years Will be on view at the 1deon
owen. j. w Mcconnell and an excel
lent cast including Miss Camilla Rey-
holds. NJ: owen and his company are
Well known here ANA each succeeding
year has seen his performance improve.
| Mr.. O. j. Griffith. of the Minneapolis
DRY Goods Company, Minneapolis, who
has been Visiting for the past few days
with his aged uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Griffith. ten miles north of
| of his cousins, MIR and Mrs H. p.
4 Mrs. Marsh entertained a few old
Mr. Griffith Will leave for Minnea polls
tonight.
The janitors of the different schools
OF the city Mere assigned to duty yes
terday, in order to have the buildings
cleaned and in good shape for the open
! ing of school. two weeks from today
Many Improvements have been made in
4 the different schools and as q result,
of the work the rooms are Uttered bad
IN ana VIII require tt1 illlliltIiSt atllIouIii
II cleaning Usually the ianitors are
not put to work until the Week before
1 school opens.
Professor Frederic Mills Ross who re-
! Gently returned from his years study in
the royal conservatory OF Leipsc. Ger
many. left this morning for Guthrie
Okla. whore he will establish the Ross
conservatory of music. AIR. and Mrs
Ross have been visiting the parents of
Mrs. Ross. MIR and Mrs. A. w. Dudley
OF 10 North First street. Mrs. Ross
| Will join her husband in Guthrie III a
short time. The numerous friends
| MIR. and Mrs. Ross have made are sorry
to know that they are not TO have them
as permanent residents of Marshall-
! town.
Rev. Sinden. of Providence, Ill., who
filled the pulpit of the Congregations
! church in this city Sunday, gives prom
Use of proving Il happy solution to the
! question that has been before the
d ureh now for several months, the Sc
i lection of q successor To Rev. G. T.
Boardnlan. Rev. Sinaen created a ia
vorable impression and the members OF
the church We're Very much pleased
| with him as candidate for the loca
rastorate. Rev. Sinden is Il young
man, 33 years of age ard bears recon-
mondations of the highest order. II is