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

Auction Saturday evening. Brint
your tickets on diamond and watcf
drawing. Last sale. w. C. osman.
Now Is the time to buy books, pic
lures, fine china, cut glass. etc. at youl
own prices at Simmons Book Store.
4 Auction Saturday evening Bring
your tickets on diamond and watct
drawing. Last sale. w. C. Osman.
Mr.. j. K. Vetter. advance represen-
tative of Wood and Ward. In 1.-Two
Merry Tramps,'' spent the day in the
city.
II you have not already arranged FOL
Your coal supply, see US, we can in-
terest you. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime
Company.
! Probably the largest shipment of un-
derskirts to this city was McGee's adj
Unstable yoke. received by NJ. f. AM
drews this morning.
Next week is the grand opening OF
the stove season at Schmidt's Hard
| ware Store. Special Inducements on
|all stoves sold during exhibition week
Our new fall suits are made after
the latest Paris patterns. they look
twice their price, and the quality is
equal to their looks. NJ. F. Andrews.
We have something entirely new and
desirable in bedroom suits, couches.
iron beds, and mattings. and now that
fall house cleaning time is near you
should come and make your selections.
/ Marion Gard
William Springer reported to the
sheriff's office this morning the robbery
| of his light delivery wagon. which was
stolen some time Tuesday night. The
work is thought to have been that of
boys.
| We have the best lot Of wood ever
| offered in this market and can furnish
strictly dry hard or soft wood either
in the chunk or split that is sure to
please you. Gregory Coal, Coke &
Lime Company.
T. r. Targart, of Oskaloosa. who
is connected with the branch house of
Willard, Son & Co. at that place. was
In the city Tuesday and In the evening
left for the north, to spend the remain
der of the week on special work for the
Marshall Oil Company.
The annual reunion Of the old SOL
diers of Benton county was held in
Belle PLANE today and several MEM
bers of the Home attended. Those
who were present from here were Mr..
and Mrs William Belts. j. n Gaskins
Albert Gransby, James Rucker and
Charles Putnam.
Mrs. Airline Scott and little daughter
Eva. of Maxwell, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening, and VIII remain fer
d brief stay. Mrs. Scott brings her
daughter to the city TO consult spe-
eialist, the little girl being sufferer
from catarrh which has seriously af-
fected her hearing.
Miss Jessie Danskin of Colo, Wade
Modlin of Perry. Iowa: Anna McFad
den of Guernsey, Iowa: Mrs. Wilson OF
Colo, Mrs. Lena Knoll of Haverhill,
Mrs. Lucy Payette and Mrs Boucher
Of Minerva are at present In Marshall-
tcwn under treatment for their eyes
with DIR. Wood, the eye and ear spe
oialist.
Misses Gertrude and Edith Woodward
entertained informally at their home on
South Fourth street Tuesday evening
small company of young people COM
plimentary to Miss Edna Wilcox, Of
Mt. Vernon. who has been their guest
for couple of weeks. Mrs. Anna Will
cox. who has also been guest at the
Woodward home, accompanied by her
daughter, returned to their home this
morning.
The Maroons went to Hampton this
morning, where today they meet the
Waterloo team, which plays series
of three games in that city beginning
today. Owing to being disappointed
by the team with which the first game
was scheduled, the nine from this city
was secured last night. Those who
will represent the Maroons in today's
game are Preston Salisbury, Green
Gregory, Yessler, Johnson, Abbott and
Wilkinson. Thursday the Maroons SO
to Garwin, where they play a return
game with that team.
Rev. s. S. Scull, pastor of the Metho-
dist Protestant church of St. Anthony.
was in the city Tuesday afternoon, be-
ing on his way home from Osceola,
where he has been attending the an
not ask for charge this year. and for
a time will retire from the ministry. |
He has been gradually breaking down
In health for several years, but has
kept at his work, SO that now 1T is inn
perative that he take rest. Rev.
Scull has been suffering from nervous
exhaustion, but fears now that he is
with tuberculosis of the
lungs He will leave on Thursday OF
next week for Phoenix, AriZ., where he
will spend the winter at least in fishing
ard hunting. Later, il the climate
agrees with him. he may engage in
fruit farming, or in some business
where NJ may lead largely an outdoor
life. His friends thruout the state will
hope to learn of his Improvement in
health in his new location.
Low Rate Excursion to ST. Paul Mir
neapolis Sunday, Sept. 20, 1908.
The Iowa Central will run another
one of their popular excursions to st |
Paul Minneapolis for Sunday, Sept. 20.
Special train will leave Marshalltown |
at 115O p. m. Saturday, Sept. 19. ar
irving in Minneapolis 8:15 a. m. and |
ST. Paul $3.50 a. m. Sunday morning
Round trip rate only So. Tickets will
be good to return on any train leaving |
St Paul 7:10 p. M, Minneapolis Z: AS
p. M, Monday, Sept. 81.
Among the numerous places of inter- |
est to visit may be mentioned Lakes
Harriet. Calhoun; Como
Park. Minnehaha Falls, For Smelling |
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