Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-15

lzauff's.
Two Merry Tramps" tomorrow ev.
ening. Bargain prices, Is. %, 80 an
so cents.
Wanted-Homes for two boys. 6 ant
II years old Apply to w. f. Toraiin
son. at the county farm.
Ladies', children's and mems outins
gowns. An endless variety to select
from at NJ. F. Andrews.
Rev. j. G. vanNess. of Mt Vernon
arrived in the city this morning to Off
ciate at the Dotson 1.usby wedding to
might.
:. If you want your choice of the new
est designs in millinery. Come early
before the handsomest goods are Sc
iected. Miss Middlekauff
/ Ladies seeking ut-of- the ordinary
in STYLES and values in ladies' suits
will find them literally represented in
! our department NJ Il. Andrews.
che Iowa Central excursion train
to st. Paul and Minneapolis starts at
Marshalltown, so train will be on time
and there will be plenty of room.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Trotter celebrated
Sunday. In an informal way, the thirty
fifth anniversary of their marriage. A
number of their old friends and neigh
bors We're entertained at tea in the ev-
ening.
We will put on sale tomorrow morn
jirg (Wednerday) a sample line of la
dies tailor made suits This is the
| finest line of suits we have ever shown
ranging in price from sis to $50. Call
and see them. Lee Benedict & Co.
Mrs. F. NJ. Coleman arrived home
Monday evening fronl yinton, where
I she was called week ago by the ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. Charles Lowe
| Mrs Lowe was very much improved
when Mrs. Coleman left Vinton Monday
morning
The eornice makers Of the city, about
fifteen in number have taken steps to
form a union. and have made applica-
ton for a charter. It is expected to
arrive in the city in a few days, when
the organization will be perfected and
the officers elected.
The Marshalltown Grlnnell College
contingent went to Grinneli this morn
ing to resume work. after having spent
the summer vacation at home. Those
who Went We're Misses Leta WINERY.
Florence RurneN and I.dna Sears and
Messrs. George Price. Leonard Carney
land Sam Burroughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stanley and son,
Lyle, who have been visiting friends in
Green Mountain for the past week. left
Monday for Oakland, Cal. where they
expect to make their future home. Mr..
Stanley, who has been road manager
for the Chicago Crayon Company. has
been transferred to California and will
have charge OF route upon the coast.
Mrs. Stanley was former Marshall
town girl and will be remembered as
Miss Belle Hayhurst.
The I1owden correspondence to the
Upton advertiser says: The
German Evangelist church was
".
Rev Zimmerman, of Burlington, Rev.
Michael. OF Marshalltown, Rev. Schuel-
mastrat. of Clarence, Rev. Wernfng, OF
this place preached Monday forenoon
1t was filled again as Il was a meeting
especially for those who were confirm
cd in the last ten years.
Marshalltown Lodge No. 312, b. P.
hrr ,,1o tn, re plt1 a
handsome specimen of stuffed elk's
hide. presented to the lodge by Mr.. ID.
o. Wilcox, of Chelsea. The animal
from which the hide WIS taken was 2
years OF age, and belonged to herd OF
several head owned by Mr. Wilcox. IT
was killed by one of the other bull elks
of the herd and the skin was pre-
scented to the lodge, which had II
stuffed and mounted for It's apart
nents.
A happy reunion of Grinnell College
students was had on the platform of
The union station Monday evening.
Students from different parts of thel
state, who We're on their way to Grin
nell. met here for the first time since
parting last spring, and 1T was as COOL
as football rush to see the charming
co-eds make for one another 1t was
general tackle from the time tn 4. |
train arrived until 1t departed. ana
no one was hurt in the scrimmiges.
Opening sale of lots in the new town
of McClelland. Pottawattamie county. |
Iowa, on the Omaha extension of the |
Chicago Great Western Railway, will
take place on Tuesday, Sept. %. One !
fare to Fort Dodge from all points on |
the Chicago Great Western Railway. |
Special trains from Fort Dodge to Nc
Clelland on date of sale, with fare OF |
81 for round trip. Special train from
Council Bluffs to McClelland, fare so |
cents for round trip. For full partic-
ulars see bills. or address Edwin B. |
Magill manager town site department |
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mr.. Ashley ]. Elliott. of F,-r1a, man
ager of the Illinois and Iowa Car Ser
vice Association, spent Monday In tie I
city looking after the inter- |
ests Of the company here. The
object of Mr. Eiliotts Visit was to keep
IN touch with the local situation, and
similar visits are 10 be paid to other
Iowa cities. A meeting of the agents |
of the differen, railway companies was
held Monday afternoon az. the office of
Agent B. F. NoTatt. OF the Central. Mr..
Elliott was ACCOMPANIED BY Mr. L. b. /