Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-29
THE CITY in BRIEF

AnOtner cnance tuesday to buy SILK
dimes at cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
4 Did your neighbor tell you about tn
bargains at Stern's closing out sale?
Stern's sale gives you chance t
Dress your boys cheaper but not cheap
looking.
| Mrs. H. Weber had severe attack o
teart trouble last night, but is RESTING
somewhat easier today.
Miss Ella Andrews, teacher of elocu
ton and physical training, 80 Nortl
Third street. New phone, 7S4.
4 The new trouserings for the presen
season are marked by tastiness tina
is new. Hopkins. the popular tailor.
Hazel Dinges. daughter of Mr.. an6
Mrs. F. N. Dinges, of 512 West Church
street, was guaranteed Saturday even
ing for scarlet fever.
Miss Lizzie Trainor, sister of Mrs. II
Weber, went to Chicago today, wher,
she is employed as head cutter in ;
large dressmaking establishment.
Having purchased the photo supplies
Of p. M. Adamson will continue bust
ness at 126 West Main street. Lessons
free with every camera sold. Give US q
lcall. G. A. Jones.
Rev. Father w. j. Convery, of Eldora
spent Sunday night in the city witt
Revs. Lehman and Stuart, coming ex-
pressly for the purposeo of seeing Father
Stuart before. he left for Dubuque.
Il 4
A Gem oil heater, tho most inexpen-
sive solution of the coal problem. You
! will find good assortment at Schmidts
Hardware Store, headquarters for the
latest and best at the right prices.
A. B. Robinson, OF State Center, "a
well-known contractor of that place
has decided to remove to this city and
will move his family here as soon as he
can either purchase or rent property
The Bostof Ferrarie Carnival Com
pany, occupying eighteen cars, arrived
in the city from Dixon, ILL.,, Sunday
afternoon and was transferred to the
Great Western, en- route to Kansas City
Misses Nellie Wilcox and Iva Wag-
ner. OF Montour. spent Saturday in the
city, being on their way home from
Gilman, where they had been to at
tend party given by young ladies of
Gilman Friday night.
There was great rush Of delighted
customers at Stern's closing out sale
To those who could not be waited on
we will say that our stock is as com
plete as ever and you will find the same
good bargains all week.
The Northwestern put into effect al
1901 p. m. Sunday a new time card
There is but one change to passenger
trains at this point. No. 5. the west
bound passenger that arrives in this
city at 2:55 a. M, will, on the new card
arrive at 2:50.
Rev. Father p. M. Loughnane, OF
State Center, pastor Of the Catholic
churches at State Center and Rhodes
arrived home Saturday night from New
York, where he recently landed after
having spent three months in Ireland
Father Loughnane's principal stay was
with his parents at Listowel, County
Kerry.
The sale OF lots in the new town OF
Lanesboro, Iowa, on the Omaha extern
sion of the Chicago Great Western line
will take place on Tuesday, Oct.7. 1902,
at p. m. For particulars write to
Edwin B. Magill, manager Of townsite
department of the Chicago Great West
erh railway, ST., Paul, Mimi, or Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
Contractor p. j. McCavick, of this
city, will be married tomorrow morning
at Waterloo at $3.50 o'clock to Miss
Clara Conaty, a well-known young
woman of that place. Rev. Father
Cooney will read the nuptial high mass
at st. Joseph's church and a wedding
breakfast will be served at IL at the
home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay w. Lloyd, of Char
iton, arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing and for an indefinite time their
home will be located here. Mr.. lloyd
has accepted position with the Chi
cago Newspaper Union, and for a time
will go into the house, to become ac-
uuainted with the business. About the
first of the year he expects to be as
signed to territory and travel.
Did you ever witness the birth Of a
hustling new town? Bring your money
and come to Lanesboro, Iowa, on Tues
day, Oct. z, for at o'clock p. m. the
town will be opened by a public auction
sale Of lots. Lanesboro is one of the
bright new townsites on the Omaha ex-
tension Of the Chicago Great Western
(the Maple Leaf route). Apply.for par
ticu1ars to Edwin B. Magill, manager Of
TOWNSHIP department Of the Chicago
Great Western railway st. Paul. Mimi,
or Fort Dodge. Iowa.
High comedy and depth of emo
tionalism which verges on tragedy have
been blended in Paul Kester's drama
st.zation of Charles Majors story,
when Knighthood Was in Flower"
which Miss Ellsler will present at the
sOdeon tomorrow evening. Miss Ellsler
ia delighted with the part of Mary Tu-
dor. The her thinking 1t unites the
charming attributes of such characters
az Barbara In Barbara Freitchie" and
Glory Quayle in "The Christian" some
OF her most recent achievements In the
dramatic field.
Mems stiff and soft hats, latest styles,
at q great reduction at Stern's