Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20

| ,sC. VIII ne charged at tho rate of Scent
| per me Tor each Insertion.
The CITY IN BRIEF
ROVER pots, all sizes at Culleys.
DR.. N. W. Getz, surgeon, physician
For house painting go to Dinses 8
| Everest.
New fall goods arriving daily at NJ
f. Andrews. "
Johnson pure cider vinegar only 80
cents per gallon at Culey's
We are better prepared than ever +,
| 40 your laundry work. F'litton.
FRESH pike, trout white fish and ca,
iish a. culiey's sanitary market.
Curtain swiss. worth % cents v,,a
Friday and Saturday, l2k cents. The
Fair
Special inducements for this week
Only. Call on DR.. L. b. Phelps, the op-
'haimologist, FOR Informs lion.
on VI 80 cents Tor ~, 90 and
oV cent wash goods! Friday and SAT-
urdas only. NJ. f. Andrews.
A half million shingles and no place
10 put them! Will sell at cost to make
room for surplus. A. A. Moore.
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Church people knew Moses Hull thir-
" years ago. He has been great abou.
that long. Spiritualist camp SUNDAY.
c. +. Smith, the eastern auctioneer.
is booking dates for the fall sales. New
phone $50; $40 North Third street,
city.
good strong melo- drama. "The
Arizona Girl will be the play at the
odeon tonight. >Prices 10, 90 and so
cents.
St. Margaret's Mission will hold its
regular business meeting tonight at the
home of Miss Carolyn Sheldon. $50
North First street.
Members and friends of the Alpha
Bible Class to the number of twenty
eight enjoyed picnic Wednesday af-
ternoon at Cottage Grove park.
Strayed or Stolen-Ten Duroc pigs,
weighing between thirty and forty
pounds. Reward will be paid for infor-
nation leading to return of the animals.
c. c. Horton, commandant Iowa Sol
diers' Home.
Town Talk" tells all about the new
towns on the Chicago Great Western
Railway. For free copy write Edwin
b. Magill. Mgr. Townsite Dept, Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
John S. Hixson. of ST Anthony,
brought to the city Wednesday after
noon, a load of mixed hogs, averaging
around $50. The lot was of very fair
grade and numbered sixty-nine head.
Clerk of the Supreme Court John
c. Crockett, of Des Moines. was in the
city Wednesday afternoon, being on
his way to Eldora and other Hardin
county points for a brief stay on bust
ness.
The temperature of Wednesday was
not so warm as that of the preceding
day. droy of 3 degrees being recorded
in the maximum. and in minimum
The maximum for the day was 81, and
59.
Mrs. W. H Nelson. formerly of this
city, but now OF Anes was elected
grand junior of the Rathbone Sisters n
The state convention of the K. p. aux
liary, recently held at Council Bluffs
Mrs. Nelson has been district deputy
for the order for number of years.
Mrs. George w. Beasley left this |
morning for New York, where she goes
Tor treatment with a specialist for
with which she has been
4 sufferer for some time. Mr.. Beasley |
his wife and will remain
or several weeks, until she is nicely To-
rated. Mrs. Beasley may be absent for
several months.
1.-The Arizona Girl a four act melo-
irama. will be the bill at the Odeon this
evening. 1t Is a good sensational play |
illed with heart interest and lots OF |
Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents. A |
special matinee will be given Saturday |
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock. Matinee
prices will be 10 cents for children and
20 cents for adults.
Every one will remember the excel
ent concert given by Elery's Royal
Italian band when they opened the
0deon last season. Manager Busby has
secured this same organization for one
concert next Monday evening. The
,and contains 55 members, and Caval
ere Emilio Rivela, Italy's greatest
IS its leader. Seats go on
ale Saturday morning.
Mr.. E. j. Delaney was in Grlnnell
night, looking after his
camp interests near that point.
Mr.. Delaney has been awarded the Cen
rails contract for the remainder of the
season, and has thirty-five men camp
coated at Dublin switch, five miles
outh of Grinnell. Mr.. Delaney was for
/ number of years an employe of T. S.
Bertrand, prominent boarding camp
manager, and Is therefore familiar with
he business.
The Penn College Bulletin, for Aug
st, in which the moral atmosphere
hat surrounds the institution is spok-
n of at length President Rosenbergei
avs: 1.-The college is particularly for
unate this year in the fact that the
hurch has secured as pastor Rev. ELI
on r. Purdy, man well known in
he east and west, and whose labors in
he ministry are most helpful and in
pring to the young
A camping party composed largely
f Grinnell young people. which has
zen enjoying a weeks outing on the
owa river at point two and one
alf miles northwest of Montour, viii!
freak camp tomorrow. The personnel