Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Try the Middle West" cigar
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
George J. Allen. scientific optician
DR.. Nichols, over Mcbride & Willis.
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.

BLACK Rock tale of the Selkirks,
at Lebig's.
See our choice Monte Carlo" coats.
Bannatyne & Lay.
! The season for oysters has arrived,
and we are prepared to serve them in
any style. Sundell's cafe.
Trouserings in stripes and checks of
the newest designs and at such popular
prices at Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Mrs. A. NJ. Page arrived home Sun
day evening from Clear Lake. where
she has been for the past five weeks.
Mrs. Marion Carpenter. lecturer, i'm
rrovisatriX and test medium. tonight at
the Spiritualists' camp. Ten cents to
the grounds.
Coles original hot blast stoves. Sec
us about them. We have all sizes ana
YOU save the cost of the stove in one
winter. c. +. Schmidt, sole agent.
Miss Leota Cause. of Lynnville. who
has been in the city for a week visiting
the family of her uncle, Deputy, Sheriff
Seth Cause, returned Sunday evening
to her home.
F. NJ White has purchased the White
market on East Main street, and open
ed up for business this morning. He
will keep a complete stock of fresh and
salt meats. and deliver all orders
promptly.
Special-Tomorrow we sell Shetland
floss for S cents skein and give to
each purchaser an illustrated circular
giving directions for making shawls.
bootees. sweaters and sacques. Lee Il
Benedict.
Hon. Timothy Brown arrived in the
city this morning from Black Duck,
Mimi. and will remain for brief stay
before going to Denver. where he will
|remain indefinitely with his daughter,
Mrs. j. II. Murphy.
Miss Isabel Graves. the blind lectur-
er, will deliver lecture on Don't at
e o'clock this evening, at the Friends
church. Marshalltown, Iowa. A silver
offering will be taken at the close for
the benefit of the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cowley and
daughter in law, Mrs. Grant Cowley, of
Eddyville. who have been in the city
q few days in attendance to the Spirit
ualists' camp meeting, returned Satur
day evening to their home
Judge Caswell this morning SEN
fenced w. w. Cooper, Of the Soldiers
Home, to two years confinement in the
dipsomania ward at the Mt. Pleasant
hospital. Sheriff Shoemaker will take
ronror fo Mr. fon,orrnw
At Clifford Sunday occurred reunion
Of the Adams family. at which there
were nearly 100 people present. Attend
ing from this city We're Mr.. and Mrs. j.
O. Adams. sons Joy, Will and Ted,
daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
McMichael and Miss Jean Clements.
Perry N Miller, Of Liscomb, has ac-
copied the position of building and bath
attendant at the Railroad Y. M. G. A..
and will begin his duties the latter part
Of this week. He succeeds Will n.
Long who leaves for Chicago to resume
his work in Northwestern University.
The excursion to st. Paul and Min
neapolis from Peoria, run by the Iowa
Central Saturday night, was very vel!
patronized. Tickets were sold at all
the larger stations between Peoria and
Oskaloosa About five hundred pas
sengers were carried on train No. 5,
which was run in two sections.
Contractor f.. w. LaPlant, of this
city, who was recently awarded con-
tract by the Chicago Great Western
railway for the removal of a brick
building at Carroll used as freight
house, to point 700 feet west of its
present location. sublet the work Sat
urday to S. H. Scheeler, Chicago con-
tractor.
President H. R. Nilhiser of the Mar
shall County Sunday School Associa-
ton; was in Clemons Sunday, where
he made report of the international
convention, held in Denver during the
week OF June 26. Mr.. Milhiser reported
to the churches of Clemens, Bivens
Grove and st. Anthony, the meeting
having been held Sunday afternoon at
the Clemens Christian church.
Miss Lulu Page arrived home Sun
day morning from delightful five
weeks visit in the south, spent in COM
pany with Miss Louise Bowman at
Louisville and Middlesboro, KY, St
Louis and Cincinnati. Miss Bowman
arrived home today. Accompanying
Miss Page home was Miss May Vogel
whom she met in Chicago and visited
there and at Milwaukee for several
days.
Master Francis Banks, aged Z, neph-
ew of Mr.. and Mrs. James Carleton, OF
GA East State street, arrived in the
city this morning from Farmont, w
Va, and will make his future home
here and attend school. Master Banks
father was accidentally killed about
two months ago while spectator to a
strike riot of the Fairmont Mining
Company's employees. The deputies
fired into the strikers and Mr.. Banks
was struck, dying shortly afterwards.
! r. II. Starr, assistant superintendent
| of the International Correspondence
| Schools, of Scranton, Pa, for central
and northern Iowa, will be in Marshall
! town until Sept. 5. All those wishing
! information relative to the different
/ courses taught by these schools viii
| please call on or write Mr.. Starr. Now
lis the best time of the year to COM
mence in the many branches taught By
| the International Correspondence
Schools. Address the Marshalltowr
office of the l. C. Schools and Mr.. r. II
Starr, the special representative, vii
call on you at once.
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