Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-08
DIR. Mighell. surgeon and physician.

Embroidery silks, all colors. Archie
Parker.
Everyday glass and nickle lamps a,
| Culley's.
A large variety of draperes and por-
tiers Just received NJ. f. Andrews
II you want the best table beer. or
der a case of Export of Gust Biermar
| Fancy velvets for waists. Something
later than shown here before. Archie
Parker.
Wanted-Good boy at Eldora to carry
the south route. Write TO Times Re-
publican, Mafshaltown.
Rev and Mrs. o. Long have moved
to their new home at the corner OF
Arson street and Twelfth avenue.
The combination of style, material.
and reasonableness of price, give our
suits the reputation of being the best
values in the city. NJ. F. Andrews.
$3.50 and 81 prices for lump coal are
prices of six months ago. Call up LAD
either phone, and get our up-to- date
prices of the best grades of clean Iowa
lump coal. Brown Fuel and Lime
Company.
Day Operator e. l.. Belden, at the
union station. left this morning for Chi
cago. and after a short stay there will
take fishing trip into northern Wis
consin. He Will probably make Ash
land his headquarters and will fish sew
eral of the lakes in that vicinity. He
will be absent two or three weeks.
A. W. Flint. an engineer operating
one of the steam rollers used on the
paving by the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, had the fingers of his right
had quite badly smashed and dislocatei
at about noon today. by getting them,
caught in one of the sprocket wheels
Of the machine. while it was in motion
The prblis schools began this morn
ing under circumstances that are most
favorable. The attendance is large. and
the rooms were got down to a working
basis without much difficulty. Mis-,
SchichtI. the substitute teacher. is sup
plying in the room of Miss Kelly, prin-
cipal of the Rogers school. who re-
signed last week. Miss Nellie Smith Is
temporarily in charge of the building
as principal.
The Tama Northern, Gladbrook,
says: "a e. and W. ]. Hotopp. two
prominent farmers. living four miles
west of town, sold seventy five head
of fat hogs to Rooster Bros. Friday
Forty selected ones averag-
ed 355 pounds and were shipped to Chi
cago as choice hogs. The boys re-
ceived the second largest check that
the Rooster boys have given since they
commenced business year ago"
Mr.. Anton Seberg, an Iowa Central
will be married In Chicago
evening to Miss Ellen sun
den. of Des Moines, leading mlliiner
of that city. Miss Sunden came to this
city to meet Mr.. Seberg. and accom-
panied him to Chicago. The wedding
will take place at the home of the
brides uncle, Rev. Bgerk, Swedish
minister of Chicago, who will perform
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Seberg
will return via this city Friday. on their
way to Des Moines, where they Will
make their home. Mrs. Seberg Will con-
tinue in business at Des Moines.
Pension Attorney Robert Denbow. OF
Albion, has received the following no.
tees of pension allowances to Mar
shall county veterans: James Furnas.
Company !. First Illi-
nois cavalry, increase from SIS to SO,
May G, 1903; George w.
Teas, Soldiers Home, Company IL,
sYrst Iowa cavalry, original at the rate
II $40. commencing May %. 1908;
James Anderson, Soldiers Home, Com
oany II, Sixty-ffth Ohio infantry, adj
iitional at the rate of SIS, commencing
fully 3, 1902; Charles Price, State Cen
er, Company H, Thirteenth Iowa IN
antry, increase from $40 to IL, com- I
nencing April l, 1903.