Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-23
Geo. j. Allen. scientific optician.
nr. Janss. surgeon and physician
DR.. Burkart, osteopatll. 3O2 West Mar

at Olson's, III West Main.
Buy Syracuse china for service and
style. For sale at Culley's.
The finest oysters in the city you
will find at Sundell's Cafe.
Chldren's suits at What they cost us
Friday and Saturday. OfBrien & Co.
For comfort get our lady expert to fit
you to corset. Bannatyne & Lay.
THE Dead City, illustrated from
stage productions of Elenora Duse, at
Liebig's.
Friday and Saturday only we will
give eight bars Of LennoX soap for 20
cents. 1dso.
You will need a winter suit soon.
Buy it at the Hawkeye while you can
get it for ss.9s.
See the lax. solid gold watch we are
going to give away. Miller the jewel
ell los East Main.
Thirty-sx-inch percale. all good pat
terms, regular l0-cent grade. ~ cents.
Friday only. The Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harlan, Of Z
North Ninth street, are parents Of q
daughter. born Wednesday,.
Do not fail to hear Blind Boone to-
morrow night at the M. E. church.
Special prices for children.
Mr.. c. F. A. Lair. who recently
moved to the city from LaMoille, has
purchased half interest in the Iowa
Tea Company.
Five cents pays your fare for trip
thru the beauties of Colorado, Utah,
California and Florida at the r. r. Y.
NJ. c. A. Friday night.
Ladies, better come to Henry Pappe's
ladies' clothing parlor tomorrow. Do
not wait until Saturday to buy your
tailor made suit. Prices We're never
as low.
Friday and Saturday we will give
give twice the amount of your cash
purchase in red or green trading
stamps. Miller, the jeweler. los East
Main street.
Benjamin Packer this morning COM
menced the work of reconstructing the
northeast corner of his feed yard prop
erty at First avenue and State street,
and will add a sixteen-foot room to be
used for restaurant purposes.
The Excelsior Aid Society of Rebek-
ah Lodge No. 40 will hold fair Friday
afternoon and evening, Oct "a, in Odd
Fellows hall. Supper will be served
from to s, and a program will be given
in the evening. Supper and program,
Is cents.
George w. Calhoun was exhibiting
Wednesday samples of corn that had
been taken from his farm. He picked
ears showing corn that had fully ma
tured, and others giving evidences
of frost damage. They averaged we'll,
however.
r. c. Christian, who has been ip the
city nine months in the employ of w.
C. Osman, went to Ames Wednesday
evening, where he has received pos
ton He is succeeded here by William
Haylor, OF Belvidere, III. Mr. Hayloi
brings his family to the city to make
this their home.
Rev. O. II. L. Mason pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Boone, who has
been in attendance at the Iowa synod
at Waterloo, was in the city Nednes-
day, being on his way to Boone in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing that
he was wanted to perform marriage
ceremony. He returned to Waterloo
again last night.
Mrs. Julian Richards. of Waterloo,
state agent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, arrived: in the
city this morning and is the guest of
Mrs. H. ,J.$Howe- Mrs. Richards came
to address the members of Spinning
Wheel Chapter at their regular meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. ]. L. Car
ney this afternoon. She returns to Wa
terloo tonight.
The six big "9o-class' engines that
the Iowa Central purchased several
weeks ago and which have not been
put in service owing to their great
weight and the condition of the track,
will be sent out soon. They were or
.dered put into service this morning by
Superintendent Davis and will be used
between Grinnell and Albert Lea ON
the fast freight runs.
Nevada Representative: S. w. Nor
s6VDealersf emf shr shrdlu shrdlushrd
gan, of Marshalltown, was calling on
old Nevada friends Monday. Mr.. Nor
gan was principal of the Nevada
schools thirty years ago, living here
from 1869 to 1872. His daughter, Mar
tina, was born here, and is now Mrs.
Rhodes, of Denver. His "Reminiscences
of early days is to the effect that the
season of 1869 beat this year all to-
pieces for wetness. Mr.. Morgan is now
district oil inspector, and as such has
occasion frequently to visit old friends
in this section.
Local sportsmen are quite little
in the duck flight, which
seems to be on, for some unknown
reason, at the present time. The ali
was filled with ducks and geese yes
terday, flying high and headed for the
south The flight is said to have been
on since Friday, and il this is tho
case there will not be much fall shoot
ing in this locality. Usually the birds
do not leave the northern waters only
in advance of a big storm or a severe
cold snap, and why they should be
seeking the land of everlasting summer
when the weather is so ideal north,
is question that is a puzzler
You can buy ready made comforts of
NJ. F. Andrews cheaper than you can
I,,,, al ap6 then,