Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-09

w your iauAuIv work. Fulton.
New fiannalettes ond o,,+;,, a.
lne,s. all nrices ~ M = Andra,ys -
A small 15-cent ..for rent. ..a. 4,
newsnanar thai averyh,d,, a. ,,,,, ;.
YOUR honse
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New Home sewing machines. Es
tremeiy low cash prices. Schmidt
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Mrs. John Wright. who has been
Tor the past four weeks with interim,
tent fever, is convalescent.
| Auction Saturday evening Rrin
Iyour tickets on d;amond and watc
drawing Iast sale w = nsm,n
The bip auction 81 Sim,nn,s, Poo
Store Yesterday was oraat success
Int continues evarv afternoon and ayen
ling turnout the waa,,
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me meeting OF the Ladies Auxiliar
OF the I. NJ. &. a., which was to hav
ihaver, has been postponed.
/ ~. 49,, 80, =, 7-,-,u
@ 49, .nu n.nuhns - q
~ u M, VICE ~
s,s.. 80, 60, " g
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| snandinp ,ha s,,,,y,,, ,aoat,a,, ,,,;.,, y :
| father Mr. n ~ yv;1hnr ra+,,r,aa !
Duhnnua th,s ,,orn,ny ,,hera s,., MI,
again take nm her work IN Mount =,
.Joseph.s rollera
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manager H. H. sloan. OF Let's FIetch
| cr Company. and Wife left this morn
| ing for Mason City, where they will b
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
The party will enjoy an outing of abou
! ten days among the lakes near Duluth
| and Superior.
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,arais,. $3.50. .'es4s. i1..ppe spesiiieu NJ
sa,,,s, > oi' 'ne ooitei i'ouse
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depended upon In any temperature
The roofing was furnished by A. A.
Moore, of this city.
MISS BESSIE McNeeiey ie1t This morn
ing ioI upper Ai.oii' III, Whefe she VII
eiiser 'ehuftiei. eonsge, 10 take up .
eouIse ~ music. ohe Vas joined mere
Wy MASS i,iiiiiisl iafsohs, OF mason Iit!'
the past two years.
m, - IT,.
800 g. .'ns - 'ne l-,uies,
~ '. :. > .ii =, vas nu,u ~
. 80, 80 y -
eas a. aou'i .iosN 'ea an
?, s,,.''es eiiiis'eiie " ~
-. ioWeis' a. p l"."iehse' y -
a. iiis'ioiis sahe' : =. isiei'
s,;gh+ Increase IN maximum AMI
.. aacra,sa IN minirum l. shown II,
~. raoa,d ~ ,a,,,,ara,,ra fo,. r,asa,,5
ne iiii Aiiiiuil' ioi .ne uas was CO. an
ii'ei ease u uesiess osei sne prs
,eui'is Wy Aie ''it,.ii.iuni "a' 10 o.,
uestee uiuei ND. =, Anoais.ns
~ ipi'aeton ~ 'i'e uas vas - " az
iiien. -
The carnival company have the fol-
lowing desirable privileges for sale:
Lemonade orange cider. soda founta;t
pop in bottles. tobacco in all forms
candies Ice cream red hots barber
shop. check room. doll rack. egg throw
ing. shooting gallery. striking machine
D0OIO SCOPE. OF any OCuGT leSlllf1laIts
privilege.
I,aa Maswal hrother of How'd II
Maxwell. Of this city. is expected to ar.
rive in ,be civ tonipht mr. tomorropy
night from I,ariner. N. ID. where M.
has been snending the simmer Mr..
Maxwell will return TO Chicago SUNDAY
night. to nrepare for his work in thu
Chicago University. Mr.. Maxwell will
NAV quarterback on the university
football team this wear. the same nos8-
ton held nv him during the past three
seasons.
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Mr.. G. r. Patterson arrived home ON
Tuesday night from New York, where
he has been for the past two weeks
other business matters. He was az
COMMANDED INV his brother Mr. q Is.
Patterson. of New York. general sales;-
man for the Pacific coast territory.
west of Denver. for Strawbricige &
Clothier. wholesale dry goods New
York. Mr.. Patterson was with his
brother during his eastern business
trip. and will remain in the city until
q fter the oneninp nf the YIawkava Mar
camille Con1r,any's store on Sent. is.
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Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Shedd, arrived
in the city this morning and spent tile
day with the latter's uncles, Messrs.
D. c. and A. e. Wilbur. Rev. and Mrs.
Shedd, who for several years have been
engaged in missionary work In Urunia.
Persia. under the Presbyterian Boald
of Foreign Missions, stopped here on
their way from Los Angeles to New