Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-21
THE CITY In BRIEF

Or. Billiard, osteopath, % East Mail
Peaches and grapes by the basket a
Reynolds & Sheldons.
The Mettle of the Pasture" b
James Lane Allen. at Liebig.
We are better prepared than ever t
do your laundry work. Flitton.
See those new metallic mohair an
velveteen waistings at NJ. f. Andrews
We pay cash for potatoes and apple
al l2S East Main street, opposite post
office. E. L. Hood.
Lawns and dimities. worth up to i
Icents yard, Friday aud Saturday a
cents yard. The Fair
! If you have never heard Moses HUI
don't miss the Spiritualist camp Sun
day afternoon and evening
Look in at our window and see the
NEW buffets They are the latest style:
and very handsome. Marion Gard.
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! Special inducements for this week
only. Call on DIR. L. B. Phelps, the OPP
! 'iis'tAiIoipSiSt, JoI IllOTT-liiOll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Duffield. Of 4O1
! North Fourth street, are the parents 81
a daughter born Thursday afternoon
Dr. Cora Is. Williams, specialist. dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Of
! flee over No. West Main. Residence
sos West Main. New phone 81.
Josie X. Falsom has improved Won
derfully in her tests and spirit mes
sases since she was last here and then
she was fine. At Spiritualist camp
Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. William Waddel and w. f.
Benson, of Gladbrook, were in the cit,
Thursday to attend the NJ b. A. picnic
Mr.. Waddell is president of Prosperity
Lodge, No. ~. of Gladbrook.
Rev. Calvin Black. of Newton, who
has been spending several days with
his sister. Mrs. II. S. Lawrence, and
friends in this city, left for his home
this morning. Mrs. Lawrence accom-
panied him, and will remain for short
stay.
The Central Iowa Business College of
commercial course which is Just a little
better than seems necessary. Isn't that
the kind you want? II you are not just
a little better than the other fellow,
YOU can beat him out. Send for cata-
log today.
Temple of Economy specials for Sat
urday: 4 sheets tanglefoot cents:
10 cent roll of toilet paper cents: "a
cent shove for 20 cents: table tumblers
for 70 cents; jar caps ! cent each,
quart Mason fruit jars 49 cents; one
half gallon fruit jars ~ cents; jar rub
bers dozen for ; cents; II quart cream
cans 10 cents; 10 cent towels 3 feet loEs
cents.
A. NJ. Fisher, the Des Moines Register
and Leader solicitor, who was so ter
ribiy beaten and cut up in an encounter
with w. l.. and Earl Slaves several
months go, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Fisher has but re-
Gently been able TO return to work, and
while not entirely recovered from the
effects of his injuries is improving, and
hopes TO be in his usual health before
long.
One dollar and seventy-five cents to
Des Moines and return account OF the
state fair via the Northwestern line
The special train leaves Marshalltown
at 7:05 a. m. on August &c and 81. The
tickets will be good on regular trains
from August 20 TO 90. The regular
trains leave Marshalltown at S 20, 4: So
p m. and s: so and $50 a. m. Re
turning leave Des Moines at and IL: 40
a. m, and 4:20 and 1910 p. m. The
special leaves Des Moines at IL p. m.
Rev. j. B. Albrook. presiding elder of
the Marshalltown district of the Metho-
dist church, passed thru the city this
on his way TO Sheffield where
he holds quarterly conference this
afternoon. He viii hold conference at
Rockwell tonight, and at Mason City
Saturday night. He will occupy the
pulpit of the Mason City church Sun
day morning and at Rockwell Sunday
evening. Rev. II. j. Bowder, pastor
AZ Sheffield Will conduct his own sery-
ICES Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Olson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. c. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Gimar, Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King, Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. Womer, Mr.. and Mrs William
Wensell, Mrs. ]. NJ. LAGRANGE, Mrs. Ed |
gar Portz, Mrs. Elizabeth Lykens. |
Messrs. George Case. Joseph Denison. |
ira Workman and VIII Ransaw, all of |
Grinnell, members of Adams Lodge No
979, were In the city Thursday to at
tend the M. B. A. picnic. Mrs. Ellen
Stocking, of Tama, was a guest of the
Srinnell contingent.
The usual local interests being shown |
n the yacht races for the Americas |
up, and the initial trial, yesterday, re-
suited in the display of much enthusi- |
asm over the outcome. Even the staid |
Colonel Parker laid asi.ie the plans of |
he new interurban long enough to
1nnt up the dignitied Judge Caswell |
md offer to wager one root beer that |
The Reliance would win. The judge, who
considers a bluff nothing less than a |
of court, took the Upton end. |
md both We're as much interested as |
Tho a million We're at stake. As there
vas no race 1t has been suggested that |
| jack pot be made of the root beers,
md the pot sweetened, so that the bet
stands until there is race.
The new team of fire horses is now
regularly installed at the central fire
station, end will pull the heavy wagon
The bay which has been on the large |
central station wagon, together with
one of the grays has been assigned TO
station No. ., and will pull that wagon |
with the heavier of the two srays which
have been on the station No. wagon