Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-25
New trimmings at M. f. Andrews.

New trimmings at NJ F. Andrews.
Dance at Maccabee hall tonight.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is East Main.
New style veilings just received. NJ.
Attend the Hawkeye's special at 115
West Main street Saturday.
See us for dry hard wood or pine
kindling. Brown Fuel & Lime Co.
Read the local about the sale at lis
West Main street next Saturday.
Have you tried the Royal Luncheon
cheese from Olson, the grocer? If not,
try it.
Remember Miss Gardeners millinery
opening Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
If you want the best Illinois coal on
the market buy Empire" shaker
screened lump. Sold by the Brown Fuel
& Lime Co.
Miss Igerna Getz left Wednesday for
senior year in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
College.
Those desiring q good remedy will
find that Lees Hog Remedy, for sale
by N. w. Wilson & Co., is one that can
be relied upon.
Mems suits cleaned, repaired and
pressed at Flitton's Steam Dye Works,
81 West Church street. Give us a trial
and we will please you.
Manager H. Z. Sloan. of the Let's
Fletcher Company, and Mr.. r. j. Let's
left Wednesday evening for Kansas
City, where they remained today look
ing after business matters.
Your first chance to get a good square
oyster supper; served at Christian
church tomorrow, Friday evening, from
S o'clock till 8 o'clock, rs cents
Look up that overcoat. Perhaps it
leeds cleaning and repairing. If so.
send it to Flitton's Steam Dye Works
and they will fix it up in first-class
shape at small cost.
Mrs. c. H. Bromley and family left
Wednesday night for DEBORAH. where
they will make their future home, Mr..
Bromley having engaged in the shoe
business at that place.
Mr.. w. w. Newell, son Of Rev. o. r.
Newell, of Montour, spent Wednesday
in the city, going in the evening to
Albion. Mr.. Newell who is an op-
tician, has just located in Coggon, Linn
county.
Mrs. o. d. Elicit, wife of Rev. Elicit,
editor of the Iowa Prohibitionist, is
very critically ill at her home, 400.
North Third street. Mrs. Elicit is suf-
fering from tuberculosis of the kid
neys.
Mr.. AL Steward, a stock buyer con-
nected with the union stock yards, Chi
cago. arrived in the city this morning
for short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Steward, north Of
this city.
Ben sewell, of Baxter, young man
who has been in the employ of the
James Dunno eating house in this city,
left this morning for Sioux City, where
he takes position in the restaurant
there.
Farmers will do well to remember
that n. w. Wilson & CO., the successors
of Hammond e. Benedict, have mill to
do their own grinding and that they
can exchange their wheat for flour
there. They will find the new firm very
pleasant to deal with.
Sheriff c. w. Binegar, Of Poweshiek
passed thru the city this morn
ing, having in charge Robbie Red, of
Grinnell, a colored lad, whom he took
to the industrial school at Eldora. Red
and another lad entered the bakery of
Grant Sanford at Grinnell about six
weeks ago.
Mrs. Charles Warnock, of 112 South
Second street, went to Belle PLANE
Wednesday evening in response to a
telegram announcing that Patrick Ga
vim, father of Thomas Gavin, a former
conductor was dying.
Mrs Thomas Gavin is Mrs. Warnock's
sister.
Professor Gus Walters, of the State
Normal School at Cedar Falls, nephew
of the late Jesse c. Walters, who died
at the I1OliC w ChACSNeLy
afternoon, arrived in the city last night
and this afternoon accompanied the
of his uncle to Donnelson for
burial.
Max Hoffman. the medium, will be
here again Sunday, on his way west,
and will hold a special meeting for
spirit messages and tests at the Uni-
church, corner Church street
and Second avenue in the evening, the
local society giving up tbs regular meet
ing for the occasion. There will be 10
cent collection at the door.
President David LennoX, OF the Len
nox Manufacturing Company, was in
Waterloo Wednesday, where he went
to look after business matters connect
ed with a patent right suit, which he
has instituted against ST. Louis parties.
1t is alleged that a st. Louis concern
has infringed on patent held by Mr..
Lennox on beveling shear.
No. "a, the first of the new go" class
Of consolidated engines of the Iowa
Central. was sent out Wednesday for
it's limbering up. This morning SO was
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