Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-08
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. IS East Main.

oysters at SunuellS CAFE III any style
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys. surg
DIR. Trotter Office, Hopkins building
.The Sky Pilot tale of the foot
hills, at Liebig's.
A great line Of choice Monte Car
los opened up today. Bannatyne q
Lay.
Why do baking at home when 70,
can get finest bread, pies and cakes a
Sundells cafe?
Private stock Val Blatz beer is the
purest and best for table use. Order &
case from Gust herman, agent.
Slate and letter writing by the Blu
chanans Tuesday evening at the Spir'
itualists' camp. Half price-25 cents
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In fall suitings and overcoatings ou1
selections are new and up-to-date il
every detail. Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
The finest lot of ranges that ever
came to Marshalltown are this Week
exhibited at Schmidts hardware store
Don't fail to see them bake biscuits
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Charles McMurray. arrested by OF
iicer Hanson for intoxication. was givel
d hearing in the mayors court this
On the payment OF the costs
he was discharged.
Articles of incorporation were filed
this morning with Recorder Packer by
I Iva of No 1
I. O. O. F.. of this city. The new arti-
Giles are to extend for twenty years.
Miss Mabel Woodbury. sailed Satur-
day from New York. on the Bremen line
steamer kroniger Louisa. for Prague
Bohemia where she expects to remail
for three or four years study of the
violin under Sezcik.
Wanted-Good machinists and boil
for work in Union Pacific
shops. Strike now in progress
Good wages. free transportation. Ma
chinists with railway experience pre-
ferred. Apply at Pilgrim Hotel.
Special convocation OF Signet Chap
ter No IS, Royal Arch Masons. thi:
(Monday) evening. Sept. S. Work in
the mark master degree. Gavel falls al
7:30 p. m. sharp. All members are re-
quested to be present. 1. T.Forbes. II. p
Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Cooper left this
for Herman and Bushnell. Ill.
where they will visit fo!. several weeks
With relatives before going to TeXar-
Kama, Ark. where they will make their
future home with TIER son, Burt
Cooper
The funeral of the late Isaac DENIES
Of Albion. was largely attended Sat-
urday afternoon from the late home
Of the deceased. Rev j. r. Hanna. OF
Liscomb, assisted by Rev. Goodell. o.
Albion, officiating. a mixed quartet
furnished the music.
Persons desiring to attend one of the
slate and letter writing
at half price can do so Tues
day evening at o'clock at the Spirit
ualists' camp. Admission to both gate
and seance only % cents. For the ben
eft of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kennedy left fol
S. D., this morning. where they
viii spend several weeks with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Charles Young. Mrs
Kennedy is making the trip in the hops
Of benefiting her health. she having
leen a sufferer for some little time
from nervous troubles.
William Carson was at Gilman Sun
day to attend the funeral of his OLD
friend and neighbor, the late Isaac
Gould. The burial was with Masonic
honors and number OF the fraternit,
from this city was present. MIR. Gould
was one Of the old residents Of Gilman
and had been i'll some time.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Richardson ane
daughter Muriel. of Webster City, spen
Sunday and today in the city as guest.
at the homes of Mrs. Richardson.
Mr. Charles C. Urine and Mrs
John W. Wells. Mrs. Richardson ane
Iowa City. where they have been visit.
ing.
Jack snipe shooting Is said to be
good in the marshes and lowlands cas-,
of the nice weather Sunday. arose. earl,
and We're 1T the shooting grounds early
One or two very good bags are re.
ported. Quite number of ducks are
already putting in an appearance, but
there is so much water that 1t is almos,
impossible to get within range of the
birds.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Charlie:
Gustafson, who died Thursday night
was held from the residence Saturda,
afternoon at $50 o'clock Rev. f. w
Russell officiated and Mrs. Charlie.
Heitshu sang. The honorary pail bear.
ers chosen from the ladies of the Cour
of Honor, of which Mrs. Gustafson wa!
a member. We're Mesdames S. 7. Tinker
w. A. Meese. j. z. Shaver, Glenn Kuntz
NJ. l.. Parrett. c. A. Lands. The activ,
bearers We're Messrs. S. j. Tinker. l. T
Kirby, George Mason. w. G. Craig, E
Wulf and B. B. Mcclure.
The bridge and building department
of the Iowa Central is doing vas
amount of improving on its building.
at various points along the line. All TIL,
station buildings along the Newton
branch have had new roofs and plat.
forms put on them. and have beer
painted both inside and out. The de.
pot at Hampton, that has been situated
too close to the track to handle bushes.
at that point, has been moved .bacl
twenty feet, raised and new platform
built In frcnt of it, 1t has also beer
painted both within and without.
Superintendent of Bridges and Build.
ings j. f. Boileau, of the Iowa Central
is of the opinion that he holds the rec.