Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-27
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Spiritualist program on this page.
Dr. Billiard. osteopath, IS East Main
DR.. Burkart. osteopath, 3O2 West
Main.
Fresh meats today at CuIleys Meas
Market.
Beads, needles and looms at NJ. f
Andrews
Pure cider vinegar and mixed spices
at Culley's.
Dance at the Maccahee hall Friday
night under the auspices of the Court
or Honor.
Until Saturday only "a inch India
twills for 31a cents worth 12h cents
Bannatyne e Lay.
H. L. Simpkins was in Quarry today
where he went to take charge of the
funeral of the late Gulley Reirsen.
Henry Weber. the flour, feed and coal
man, is in his uptown office. 1874 East
main street, from 1880 to o'clock every
evening.
on Aug. 81 the c. & n. w. will sci.
round-trip tickets from Marshalltown
to Chicago for IS, good to return on or
before Sept. 16.
Route Agent w. II. Buchanan. Of the
Adams Express Company, was in lho
city Wednesday night looking after
business matters.
On account of rain the dance of last
evening was postponed until next Wed
nesday evening. Sept. 2. Ferguson's
orchestra. Tickets rs cents.
August %, for one day only, the Chi
caso Great Western will sell tickets t.
Chicago and return for IS. the round
trip, good TO return until Sept. Ii.
Mrs. John Laughlin. of 210 South
Second avenue, wife Of Division Road
master Laughlin. of the Iowa Central
is quite i'll with an attack of pneumo-
MIA.
DR.. j. J. Clemmer, dentist. has open
ed an office over No. 81 West Main
in the Hopkins building. DR.. Clemmer
will pay special attention to children
teeth. Phone. new, 335.
We have the new stone jars maun-
featured by the Marshalltown Pottery
and they are the best for all kinds
of fruit. We have the pints, quarts and
half gallons. Olson, the grocer.
Wanted-Buyers for five general
stands under our amphitheater for our
coming fair. Sept. l to 4. Expect TO-
900 people. only eleven stands allow
ed Price $50 each. Come quick. Adj
dress c. Z. Greet. secretary. Eldora
Iowa.
Weber has carloads Of shorts, mid
dlings and oil meal in his warehouse a;
5O2 South Center street. He wants 70
sell 1t to you in any quantity at the
right price for both of you. Why moi
see what he can do for you? He de-
clares he can save you money. Why
not find out?
The big assembly tent at the spirit
ualists' camp ground collapsed this
morning, owing to the heavy rain OF
Wednesday. The shrinking of the
canvass pulled up the stakes, allowing
the tent to fall No damage of any
resulted and the tent was
again put up.
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
camp, Rev. Julian z. john
son an foreign missionary VIII Tel
about Modern Spiritualism and It's
Mission to Humanity" Many people
ask Whats the good of SlilituaHSa
aven II IT is true" Hear Mr.. johnson
and learn. Followed by Mrs. mccoy
with tests. Admission only 10 cents
7. ]. Weber, who has been abroad
since last April, in the employ OF w
V. Couchman. general manager or the
F,uropean business of the 1nternational
Machine Company. is eN-
pected to arrive home in about two
weeks. Mr.. Weber has been abroad Tor
the past three years, acting as fore-
man engaged in setting up harvestins
machines He has been in Africa and
different parts of Europe on his last
trip.
Editor r. w. Purcell, of the Hampton
Chronicle. was in the city this morning
the members of his force
to the state fair. Mr. Purcell is taxing
this manner of providing his employees
with an outing and is bearing their ex-
penses during two days visit. Inc
marty. consisted of c. E. Clemence, fore
man, accompanied by Mrs. Clemence
Messrs. John Bell f. S. Sweet, and K
III. Clock. and Misses Rennie Jones, AL
lie Cummings, and Olive Salisbury.
The marriage of Miss Anna McCon-
nell of Spencer, to Mr.. Frank L. Broad
gate. of that place, took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. r. Mcconnell, Wednesday al
high noon. The bride is known here
having visited her sister. Miss Carrie
Mcconnell. when the latter was engag-
ed in public school work in this city
Miss Mcconnell has been teaching lr
the Spencer schools for the past few
wears. Mr. Broadgate is head clerk FOL
George Bender, wholesale druggist o.
Spencer.