Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-06
Robert Elsmere," at Liebig's.

"Robert Elsmere," at Liebig's.
DR.. Boucher. aos South Third Ave.
"The Gentleman from Indiana at
Liebig's.
Steel ranges, SIS to $50, at Furbush's
hardware.
Max Hoffman's test seance on sun
Gay at 1 p. IN.
Look at the first column on this page
to see where to spend Sunday.
Fancy prints that sold for 5 cents
tonight 3 cents a yard. The Fair
All-wool waists, different coors, that
sold up to 1925, tonight only sl.?S The
Fair.
Send for copy of Dudley Business
College Journal and get ready to enter
next Monday.
Why do baking a home when you
can get finest bread, pies and cakes at
Sundell's cafe?
Next Monday will be a good time to
enter Dudley Business College. Can
and arrange details.
Our roller screened soft nut coal is
the best on the market. Brown fuel
and Lime Company.
Private stock Val Blatz beer Is the
purest and best for table use. Order
case from Gust Bierman, agent.
Tonight Jennie Hagan Brown, the
lady who speaks in beautiful poetry
more readily than others can in ugly
prose, at the Spiritualists' camp.
Majestic steel ranges. German heat
ers. round oak heaters and steel gem
wood stoves, at VIM. Furbush's hard
ware.
Other business calling me from the
city. tonight. everything will go at
your own price. Z. l.. kinnan, lis
West Main street.
MILLER Creek lump or mine run is
the best grade of Iowa coal for winter
use. Cheap and free from stone. Brown
Fuel and Lime Company.
Pictures. pictures and stationery
Everything must go tonight, as ! am
leaving the city Immediately at con-
clusion of sale. e. l.. kinnan.
Fine boating, good fishing, picnic
grounds in nice condition. and nice
swings for the children at Soldiers
Home grounds. Everybody welcome.
General Traffic Manager ]. N. Title
more, of the Central, was in the city
today, being on his way from Peoria to
Chicago, to look after business mat
terS.
",The best and cheapest light we can
get" is what the users of the "Lumo
gas arc lamps say of them. Is that
what you are looking for? We sell
them. Jones & Dale.
Mr.. Charles Lentz, day operator for
the Iowa Central at Centerville. arrived
in the city this morning to attend the
funeral of his grandmother. Mrs. Mary
A. Greener, who died here Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Savage, residing at the
corner of Boone and Fourth streets,
who has been i'll for the past few
weeks with typhoid malarial fever, is
much improved, and her friends are
hopeful of her ultimate recovery
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Conductor Chef Agan. of the Iowa
Central. is taking d short rest from his
duties, and will spend the time in this
city With his mother and sister HIS
run on passengers Nos. S and will be
taken by Conductor A. NJ. Rennie dur
ing his absence.
For sale on account of business mat
tiers recurring my attention outside
tof this state, complete set of Iowa re-
ports. digests and text books. safe with
burglar proof chest, typewriter and
Office fixtures complete. Will be sold
Immediately. j. NJ. Bishop.
Word received by friends in this city
announces the death of Mr. William
Harper, who for eight or ten years.
prior to about eight years ago. was a
resident of this city. While in Mar
/ slalltown Mr.. Harper resided at No. 3O6
North First street. He died at Tarklo,
] Mo. on Sept 1. of old age. The funeral
! was held at his old home in Paxton,
| III.
An oyster supper was enjoyed by a
1,arty of young people at the home OF
/, Mr. Roy Brown Friday evening. Ihose
4 present We're Misses Malas INoiStoiA
Theo. Lierle. Berllice Wescott. jean
cite E'roehlick Mabel Bussard, Blanche
and Cora Galloway; Messrs.. Ralph
/ Scott, Roy Brown, Isle w. Brown, Lee
on Wescott Clarence Hall, Peter Hum
nelgaard and Water Scott.
| The remains Of Clifford Evans, the
! baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Evans
corner OF Seventh and Boone streets
were taken to Newton Friday evening
1 the family's home having formerly been
in that town. Accompanying the body
were the parents, Mr. Evans parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Evans, of Collins:
Mrs. Evans parents, Mr. and Mrs Glib,
4 ford; and Mr. j. n. Evans, an uncle
Of Mr.. NJ c. Evans The funeral vii
occur at 2 p. m. Sunday.
Mr.. William f. Gutter of Chicago
arrived in the city Friday evening or
the Portland special. summoned by
word from his sister, Mrs. w. c. Wood.
worth, owing to the. illness OF the lat
| ter's husband. While Mr.. Cutter real
4 lied that his brother-in-law was in {
very dangerous condition, he did moi
know Of his death until he arrived
here. He will remain to the funeral
4 which is to be held Sunday afternoon
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