Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-02


The maximum temperature for yes
terday was 20; minimum, As.
Wanted, boy at the Times-R Republic
can to carry messages and run errands.
Next Monday will be a good time to
enter Dudley Business College. Call
and arrange Details
Lanes Tea is the best remedy on the
market for liver and kidney trouble.
Alexander Drug Co.
For Sale-One assorted lot of 500 pic
lures, at Kinnan & Co.'S auction room
No. 115 West Main street.
Private stock Val Blatz beer is the
purest and best for table use. Order a
case from Gust Bierman agent.
Tableaux, cake walk and dance at the
Spiritualists' camp "Wednesday evening
under the direction of the ladies'.
Mrs. w. NJ. Sherlock. corner of Main
and Fifth streets, will entertain the
members of the Ladies Cemetery Aid
Society tomorrow afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Socie;t OF the United
Evangelical church will meet with Mrs.
Wilson at her home on Iowa street at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Alta Bentley will leave tonight
for Minneapolis, where she will teach
this year in the Bremen school. Miss
Bentley will have fifth grade work.
The Keystone Bee Society of the
United Evangelical church will hold a
business meeting at the home OF Rev.
s. Skogsberg, No. 20S Arson street, this
evening.
Clinton Delwyer, of Steamboat Rock,
reference TO whom was recently made
in these columns, and who has been
treating With DR.. Wilson, has entirely
recovered his sight.
Members of A. o. U. w. are requested
to attend lodge meeting Wednesday,
evening next, Sept. 8, OF Marshall
lodge No. 113. Will NJ. Narvis Y. NJ
W., OF iowa, is expected to be pres
ent.
If you have not seen those new
etreet hats at SiZers millinery store
126 West Main street, you should visit
the parlors and make your selection
The trimmer is here and can make
anything you want III the hat line.
II you are sick and want to get we'll,
sure. go ard see DR.. Sha!lenberger, of
Chicago. He has cured hundreds of in
valids, suffering with stomach, liver,
kidneys and nervous exhaustion. Go
and consult him for your own satsfac-
ton at the Pilgrim Hotel. Marshall
town, Iowa, Sept. 18th.
A very pleasant outing at the clay
bluffs was enjoyed by a few young peo
posed Of Misses Blanche McLarnan,
Blanche Galloway and Bernice Wescott.
and Messrs. Roy Brown, Leon Wescott,
Will Ford, Clarence Hall and Lisle w.
Brown.
Mr.. Mahlon Emery, of Beaumont,
Texas, who has been spending the sum
mer in Mason City and Clear Lake with
his brother, Mr. George A. Emery. ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
spent today here visiting friends. He
will go from here to Omaha to look af-
ter business matters before returning
to Beaumont.
Mr.. Clyde w. Morse, who has been in
New York for the past sixteen months
employed on the reportorial staff OF the
New York World, arrived home yester-
day and will remain for q stay of two
or three months with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anda Morse. Mr.. Morse has
but recently undergone severe attack
of illness and has been out of the hos
pital only short time.
Supervising Architect j. Knox Tay-
lor Of Washington d. c.. arrived in
Waterloo yesterday from ST. Paul He
will remain several days, or until a
suitable site for the new public build
ing can be decided upon. The Waterloo
appropriation bill confined the location
of the new federal building to the west
side of the river, but even then there
are three sites offered that are more
available.
The local organization of the Cooks
and Walters Alliance, which was but
recently formed, has commenced it's
work Of getting the restaurant propri-
etors to hang up union cards and by
so doing To agree to employ nothing
but union help. The Blaney restaur-
ant is the first to comply with the re-
quest, and others are expected to follow
shortly. The alliance has taken IN
several new members and expects soon
to have the present membership
doubled.
Julia Kingsley and Nelson Lewis,
both stage favorites, will bring their
remarkably successful comedy drama
entitled Along the Mohawk to the
Odeon tomorrow evening. The story
tells the love affairs and other trials of
a country editor in the interior of New
York state. but mirgles with its pas
toral sweetness situations of absorbing
interest powerful clinaXeS and superb
scenic effects and realism that intro-
duces practical cylinder press where
on is printed a newspaper curing the
action of the play.
Mrs. A l.. Croft and children re-
turned Monday evening to their homo
in Boone after few days visit in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Croft and
Miss Emma Harris. Mr.. Benjamin
Harris, father OF Mrs. Croft and Miss
Harris, who has been making his home
all summer with his daughter in Boone.
will remain here until the first of next
week, when he will go to Richmond
Ind, TO remain until spring with his
e,o,,Hnfr II Mr. Earri1 I,