Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-25

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Clark's tomorrow.
Wall paper and papei hanging. See
Dinges & Everist.
Special matinee by the Irving French
Company tomorrow afternoon. Prices
10 and % cents.
The Ladies Aid Society of The NJ. +.
church will have a runlnlage sale the
third week in October.
Try a package of 'vigor.' and get a
nice present for the children. The lat
est breakfast food out. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
On Sept. 25, &c, 81 and 2S the c. & n.
w. -ailway VIII sell round-trip tickets
to Chicago at IS. Tickets good to re-
turn on or before Oct. 8.
Lost-Last Saturday. between Pill
grim Hotel and Country Club. lady's
~eraNanette raia coat. Return to II
Nor.h Second street. Reward.
Furriers predict the demand this sea-
son will be tina heaviest in the history
of the fur business. Buy early. Our
stock is complete. NJ. +. Andrews.
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Tonight the Irish farce comedy, IAN
1rishman's Troubles will be present
ed by the Irving French Company. Ali
new specialties. Prices 10, 20 and 80
cents.
Grand Commander John w. Wells.
of the Iowa Knights Templar. left for
Sioux City this morning. where he
spent the day with the communicates
of that city.
The late Partisan styles and exciu-
sive patterns OF. millinery will be shown
at Madam Clark's fall display, Friday
and Saturday. Sept. Is and 26. Corner
Mairi and Second avenue.
While every day will be a big day
at tie carnival next week, Tuesday will
be an especially big one. Watch to-
moriow's Times-Republican for further
announcement. Marshall Carnival
Company.
Mrs. T.. C. Ferrall left Wednesday
for Davenport, being summoned on &C.
GUN of the illness of her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Robertson, who is soon to under
go a surgical operation. Mrs. Ferrall's
stay will be indefinite.
Orly SO to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
and return via Great Western. Train
leaving Marshfllltown at 1898 p. M.
good returning on any regular train out
of st. Paul or Minneapolis up to and
including Monday evening.
Next Tuesday will be a big day at
the Marshalltown carnival. Watch to-
morrow evenings Times-Republican
for further and complete announce
lnent. 1t will greatly interest you.
Marshall Carnival Company.
Low-rate excursion to ST. Paul and
Minneapolis vita the Iowa Central.
Sept. %. Three dollars for round
trip. Tickets good for returning. leav-
ing en- any train Monday. Sept. %.
Any n living in the country may
'phoTe or write A. A. Moore. giving the
size ,of the glass in their windows, and
receive by return mail an estimate on
cost of storm windows, Ante
prices lire 50 low that nc one
afford to shiver in the cold.
Burt Thomas, OF Green Mountain,
who has been spending Il few days in
Omaha, for the purpose of purchasing
stock cattle, arrived in the city We'd
with four cars. The cattle were
driven to his farm near Green Noun
tain and Will lie fed there during thu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Greene went to
Ames Thursday evening. where they
remained today to attend the annual
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They were the guests of their son, Mr.
Greene, Jr., who is a junior
n the agricultural department Of the
L
Rev. Frank Wheeler, Of Marion town
ship, will cave Saturday morning fol
Garfield, where he will remain for
about two weeks, conducting evangel-
site meetings in the German Baptist
Brethren church near that. place. He
will return home on the morning of
October IL. +
Miss Mary Jean Miller left this
morning for Chicago, where she VIII
risit for a week or more with friends.
She will then go to New York where,
IN Get. II. she will open. under the
luspices of Madame Kraus-Boelte.
kindergarten school. Miss Miller
in the k~raus-Bcelte school for
years.
Colonel and MRS. C. C. Horton, of the
Sold!e rs' Home, who have been spend
ng n couple OF days visiting the state
hospital for the insane at Independence,
arrived HON Thursday evening. Col
Horton, while there. saw a number
IT the Marshall county wards of the
state. and was Informed that they were
al doing we'll.
Word from Lake City, from Rev. F.
Hey Lemon, who was recently called as
pastor Of the Christian church Of this
is to the effect that ne will not be
able to come to the city to assume his
new duties for some time. Rev. Lemon
Is soon to leave for California. TO con-
duct evangelistic meetings. n upon
his return, probably in about a month.
he will locate here.
The S. I. C. Club, OF Taylor township,
net Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Os-
,ar Parsons. Manufacturing" was
he general subject Of the afternoon, on
which a most interesting paper was
.ead by Mrs. Horace Allen. Twenty
.wo members were present. Mrs. L. j.
Fletcher, of this city. president of the
iowa. Federation of Women's Clubs, adj
lressed the club on "Child Labor" a
in which the state federation is
interested. II