Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-10


gious novel, at Liebigs.
Special prices on remnants for
Thursday only. The Fair.
Twenty five new tailor made suits at
the Hawkeye. Come in and make your
selection.
If you drink beer for a tonic order
case of Export or Private Stock from
Gust herman, North Center street.
Miss Countenay Morgan will pre-
sent Camille" at the deon next Friday
evening. Prices %, IS and so cents.
Our stock, like the weather. is just
about right. Dame Fashion puts on her
broadest smile at Hopkins, the popu
lar tailor.
Conductor S. 3. Chapman. who has
been enjoying a vacation for the past
week, resumed his run on No. at Os-
llaloosa this morning.
Wanted-Another first-class tea and
coffee salesman. Must have expert
ence. Good wages to the right party.
The Sinclair Tea & Coffee Company.
A few hard wood chunks for your
stove or furnace will increase your COM
fort. and may save a sickness. Order
from Gregory Coal. Coke and Lime
Company
Mrs. Charles Cunningham, of Wooden,
accompanied by her little son Arva,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening,
called on account of the death OF her
sister, the late Ethel Yeas,er.
Need cook stove? See The Male
able" OH our f1oor--a more beautiful,
better made range can not be found.
One grade only-the best.C. II.
Schmidts. Marshalltown's reliable stove
dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Watson and
Mrs Ida Ternald. OF Roseville, ILL.,, arr
will be present at the wedding of their
granddaughter and niece, Miss Nella
HaZen, tonight
Tomorrow we will have two cars of
peaches direct from the orchards of
South Haven, Mich, and ii you intend
canning some now is your opportunity.
We can fill your order for one bushel or
a hundred. S. Oppice.
Special prices in dress goods. A few
s1.50 skirts left--special csc. Callearly
$1.50 skirts left, special Csc. Call early
swell line of silk waists. see them be-
fore you buy. Special prices this week.
worth Sc at s4.9s. Melvin Soliday
& Co.
An exchange for somebody! A small
III, Lott
and ten acres timber land near Mar
shalltown, to exchange for neat resi-
dence property on east side. Will give
good deal If taken at once. VIII II.
Hill & Co. 1o7 East Main Street.
Miss Josephine Gabelman and Miss
Lena Bernstein left this morning for
Sinsinawn Wis., where they will take
up their work in st. Clara's College.
Miss Eva Wilbur and Miss Grace
Swingley also left for Dubuque, where
they will again resume their work in
ST. Joserh's College.
iThe September issue Of the Railroad
Employed, OF Newark. N. j., says: The
family Of General Superintendent
Huntington have removed east and at
present are stopping with Mr. Hunting
ton at the Inn in Roselle. Mr.. Hunt
ington proposes to make his permanent
home in elizabeth, where he has leased
a residence.
Mr.. AMI Mrs 3. T. Rirchard and fam
lily, who have been visiting the form
cr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Birch
ard. for a few days. left for their home
in Norfolk, Neb, this morning. Mrs.
Brchard will be remembered as hav-
ing former been Miss Eddy. who for
several years was a drawing teacher
in the city schools.
The board of directors of the Rail-
road Y NJ c. A. held its regular meet
ing Tuesday evening. 1t was decided
to comply with the request of Physical
Director E. G. Schroeder, who had re-
quested that the gymnasium apparatus
be enlarged to furnish sufficient para
phernala to accommodate the large
classes that are expected for this
winter.
Mr.. George G. Swain, a former res
dent of this city and for many years
fuel agent of the Northwestern, who is
now making his home In Winona, ar
TlNeQ III the Guy lLiS lIiolL lHS ioi q
short stay with friends. Mr.. Swain has
been in the employ of the Northwest
ern for thirty three years and last fall
was retired and put on the pension list
OF the company.
Travelling Passenger Agent George
NJ. Martin, OF the Iowa Central, leaves
tonight to attend the annual meeting
Of the Travelling Passenger Agents
Association, that meets in Montreal,
Can, ON August Is and &c. Mr.. Mar
tin goes to Chicago and will there join
party leaving for Montreal on a
special train. A journey will include
visits to Quebec and Ontario and a
lake trip. MIR. Martin will be accom-
panied by his wife.
See west window for the swell line
of dressing sacques, from Is cents up
to $3.50 apiece. The Fair.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell at the
home of the former, near Green Noun
tain, Monday evening. About seventy
five old friends and neighbors We're
present and the evening was spent at
games and music, after which a boun-
teous supper was served. Before de-
parting the company presented each
family with set of beautiful table
linen as a token of esteem. Mr.. and
Nrrs Cook and family and Mr.. and Mrs