Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-13
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician
Oysters in any style at Sundell's cafe

Andrews.
Some rare bargains III wall paper at
Simmons Book Store.
H. E. Sirnkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
We have a new line of Andrew Jerg-
ems soaps for the toilet and bath. AL
exander Drug Company.
Miller Creek" lump coal takes the
lead for furnace or stove use. Brown
Fuel and Lime Company, agents.
Until the stock is exhausted we will
sell our 10 cent edition of sheet music
for cents per copy. 2. NJ. Adamson.
Stylish! Yes. that is the word that
applies to our whole stock of trouser
patterns. Hopkins. the popular tailor.
Forty-five-inch, extra fine kersey
coat, haring collar, heavy stitched.
satin lined, navy, black, brown and red
1895 at the Hawkeye.
Rev. O. d. Elicit left this morning
for Jefferson, where he will attend the
annual conference of the Des Moines
district of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Alma G. White, supervisor Of
drawing in the public schools, arrived
from Clinton Friday evening, and will
remain for her two weeks work here.
Closing meeting tomorrow night at
Spiritualists' camp will be free. Spirit
messages and tests from all the fine
talent on the ground. Admission to
ground, 10 cents.
One Of the best stock and grain farms
in Marshall county, Of 600 acres, for
sale, or will trade for good Iowa farm
Of half section or less. Monohon q
Ogier, over Fidelity Bank.
The physical culture class for girls
under is years will begin Saturday
afternoon. Sept. 20, at o'clock IN the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. rooms For fur
Their information telephone N. e. Miller,
on old phone.
Tonight at the Odeon the funny
farce-comedy. Weary Willie Walker"
will be presented. The play was writ
ten for laughing purposes only. ana
many excellent specialties are lntro-
duced during the evening.
The Chicago Great Western is the
short line to Des Moines. and by using
this line for the special excursion
train next Wednesday leaving at S:So
a. nj. you will have no bus fare TO
ray, and no change of cars. Fare $l.26
for the round trip.
The programs for the annual meeting
OF the Iowa League of municipalities,
to be held in Iowa City, have been is
sued. Elk Mayor r. G. Pierce is secre-
tary and treasurer of the league and
will be presnt. City Solicitor c. III. Van
Law is down on the program for an adj
dress on "The Control of Municipal
Utilities
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Esterley, OF
Tama, and Mrs. G. S. Allen and daugh-
ter Lizzie. Of Laurens, arrived in the
city this morning to attend the Col
umbiana county settlers picnic. Mrs
Allen and daughter will remain with
friends over Sunday, when the latter
will go to Grinnell to begin her work
in Iowa College.
f. j. Golding was arrested Friday
evening by the sheriff's officers charged
by his brother, Z. G. Choate, as being a
.dipsomaniac. He was taken before the
court at Z o'clock and sentenced to two
years at Mt. Pleasant. Sheriff Shoe
maker left this morning for Mt. Pleas
ant, being the fourth trip he has made
this week. Two of the trips We're with
inebriates, and two with insane pa
tients.
The Van Dyke & Eaton Company will
open weeks engagement at the
Odeon Monday evening. Driven to
Bay will be the opening bill It is q
comedy drama in four acts. Special
ties are introduced between the acts,
making continuous performance.
Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents. On Monday
evening lady will be admitted free
with every 30-cent ticket reserved be-
fore o'clock.
Mr.. J. r. starboard. who has been in
Webster City for the past two weeks
organizing a local lodge of the Royal
Highlanders, arrived home Friday eve
ming. He was accompanied by Mr..
A. T. Packwood, Of Norfolk, Neb., who
has been assisting in the work. 1t i
expected that the new lodge will be
instituted about the 25th inst. and a
large number Of Highlanders of this
city are expecting to attend.
Mr. E. M. Nichols, special factory
representative for the w. w. Kimball
Company, of Chicago, is in the city and
will conduct a special Introductory
sale" of their celebrated pianos and or
gans for the Eadie Music Company,
who have just completed arrangements
with the Kimball Company to handle
exclusively that famous make In CEN
trail Iowa. It will beAa golden opportu-
nifty for prospective purchasers, as both
the new and the old stock will be Of
fered at factory prices for ten days.
Cashier p. S. Balch, of the Marshall-
town State Bank, received this morn
ing letter from Consul S. G. McFar-
land, until recently of Nottingham,
England, but now of Reichenberg, AUS
tria. The letter was written on Tues
day, the I'd inst, and Mr.. Mcfarland
says he was then awaiting his success
or, Consul Mahin, who was. expected
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
and daughter expected to leave Not
tingham on Thursday, the 4th inst, and
anticipated being at Reichenberg by
Sunday, the 7th. Mr.. Mcfarland says
he and his wife are looking for Miss
Mabel Woodbury., whom they are to
meet and chaperone to Prague, Bohe-
mia, where she is to study the violin.
Can make prompt delivery of EN-