Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-29
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| MORE silk so cents a yard Tuesday
only at 9 o'clock. The Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norman, of
Bangor, are parents of daughter.
Mems shirts-dress or working shirts
--s9 cents or two for IS cents. Stern.
Quantity on hand of 5 cent silkolines
limited. Come early. Bannatyine q
Lay.
All sizes in boys youths and little
gents shoes at 9S cents for Tuesday
only. The Fair.
j. H. Wright Jr, florist. Green
houses lis North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones. 1Ss.
The Marshall County Alliance meet
ing that was to have been held in the
east court room Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock failed to materialiZe.
OF course you will want oil cloth to
put under the stove, and we have it in
all varieties. If you need linoleum we
also have that, and prettier than ever
before. Marion Gard.
This is about the last week for peach
es They are very fine, however. and
will not be any better this year. Fresh
supply every morning. Bushels, half
bushels or baskets, at Reynolds & Shell
don's.
Special tomorrow from 8 to 10
c'clock: Corded waist silks in rose,
pink, light grey, red, blue and white for
40 cents a yard. Just the thing for
pretty evening waists. Lee & Bene-
dict.
Rev. o. d. Elicit was in Bangor Sat-
urtay night, where he addressed
temperance gathering with a lecture
on The Republic" Sunday he preached
on Gospel Temperance at Vienna
Center.
When you buy an Everett or Har-
ward piano you get the best piano in the
market. You will never be dissatisfied
or want to exchange it for any other
make. Central Iowa Music Company,
Firkle block.
The Great Western south bound pas
senger, No. 8, due at 6: 40 p. m, Satur-
day evening, did not arrive until /
o'clock Sunday morning, having been
delayed on account OF washout at
New Hampton.
Mr.. Frank Anderson, who has been
on the Pacific coast for the past six
weeks arrived home Sunday night.
Mr.. Anderson has been visiting rela-
stive.s and friends in San Bernardino.
Seattle and other coast cities.
The condition of H. L. Long. Of No.
49, }e aH.fr oil
critical. He has lost the power of
speech and his right side is entirely
parllyzed. 1t is not thought by his
rela tives and friends that he will live
hut short time.
i Iowa Hive No. 2, L. o. T. NJ, will
celebrate the tenth anniversary Of its
Tuesday evening at the
Il. o. T. M. hall. A program is to be
given and refreshments will be served
by the members. Invitations have
been extended to the knights and their
friends.
The Happy Home League, a temper
ance. organization comprised of the la.
dies Of st. Mary's congregation, met
Sunday evening and elected officers for
the ensuing year, as follows: President,
Mrs. j. r. Shaver; vice president. Miss
Mary Lynch; secretary, Mrs. Thomas
Cation; treasurer. Mrs. j. c. WEIGH;
Misses Josie Coulton and
Ida Kelleher.
A new division has been made on the
Iowa. Central regarding the work of the
in Oskaloosa. Heretofore
the Abba and Centerville branches
have been handled by the men Oh the
north track. Hereafter these branches
will be operated by the esat end track
men. This has been done in order to
NOR. equally divide the road to facil-
itate the handling of trains.
A gasoline stove was responsible for
an incipient blaze at Herman Franke's
little confectionery stand, under the
Abbott stairway at the corner of Cen
ter and Main streets, at S:45 o'clock
night. The interior was bad
ly scorched, and for a time it seemed
as Il. the stairway would become ig-
niteo. The blaze was put out without
the aid OF the fire department, and no
alarm was turned in. MI. Franke's loss
will be small
MI. Earl Adamson, OF Newton, spent
Sunday in the city with his wife and
baby son, who are temporarily stop
ping at the p. NJ. Adamson home. Mrs.
Adalnson brought her son, George, aged
10 months, to the city for an operation
for abcess of the head, which was per-
formed today. The babe has been ill
for several weeks, and as the result of
his long illness and the care that he
has been Mrs. Adamson is now i'll here,
suffering with nervous prostration.
The new town of Laresboro, situated
in the northeastern part Of Carroll
county, Iowa, on the new Omaha extern
sion Of the Chicago Great Western line, |
will De opened to the public by an auc-
ton sale of lots on the townsite Tues
day, Oct. z, 1902, at p m. 1t will be
one OF the best new townsites ever Of
fere6 to the public as a business or res
ldence location. Apply for particulars
to Edwin B. Magill. manager townsite
department of the Chicago Great West
ern railway, st. Paul, Mimi. or Fort
Dodge, Iowa
An occasional visitor at Hellberg's |
store will often find Hellberg engaged |
at piece of delicate work that scarcely |
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