Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-04
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Dir. Billiard, osteopath, % East MAR
Chamberlain, Dr. of Ophthalmology
Kirk Bros. are sole agents for thu
Peter Sehuttler wagons.
Plain and figured mercerized OK.
fords for waists at NJ. f. Andrews
Blankets! Cotton blankets at les:
, thais wholesale prices. Archie Parker
} The Two Little Waits" will give
: special matinee tomorrow. Prices II
and % cents.
Jennie Hagan Brown lectures anG
Max Hoffman gives tests tonight at the
Spiritualists' camp.
a large stock and fine assortment OF
decorative goods for Labor day al
Simmons Book Store.
For Sale-A few good privileges for
Labor day at Finkle's Park. Call on Ed
I. Austin or S. w. LaShelle.
Cal and see the finest display OF
bugUgies in the city at Kirk Bros, "a
and &c North First avenue.
Auction tonight at 7:30. Also Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Monday
evening at $50. w. C. osman.
Cllldrens school hose-double sole,
double knee-10 cents per pair; sizes
! from 5 u to 10. Archie Parker
Mrs. w. o. Rice has issued invitations
for a / o'clock luncheon at her home,
on West Main street. Thursday, Sep
TEMPER TO-
Corsets a few of the styles we
sell---G. D., r. & G.. Kabo. Thompson's.
Flesbone, w. Ball new models.
Archie Parker.
Ladies' up date, tailor made suits
/ is what you are looking .or, and that is
what we are selling. Smart models,
new materials, prices the lowest. NJ. f..
! Andrews.
/ Everybody knows school begins Tues
day, Sept. S. and we want all parents
to know we carry everything in school
shoes al prices at from IS cents TO S1.5e
pair. The Fair.
Rev. f. H. Lemon, Of Lake City, will
arrive here Saturday and will occupy
| the pulpit of the Christian church both
| morning and evening on Sunday. Rev.
Lemon is a candidate for the vacancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Lawrence, j.
@. Saint. Ed Sheridan. w. c. Rails,
George Willigrod, Mr.. and Mrs. B. g.
Cochran, Miss Bessie Ketchum and Mr..
Grove Harris We're in Eldora today
attending the Hardin county fair.
.Rev. William Pence James, pastor of
st. Paul's church. who has been alb
sent from the city for the past two
weeks, arrived home this morning.
While away Rev. James visited in
Mus4kegon, Mich. Chicago and Toulon.
III.
A. S. Carver, OF Hart. Mich, who
canle to Gilman few weeks ago -
work in the canning factory, but in
stead has been in the employ Of Thomas
Russell, left Thursday night for Winni
peg, Can, where he will take a po-
sition.
G.. f. Atkinson, of Webster City,
brother of j. f. Atkinson, with whom
he was formerly in partnership in this
city, was Thursday afternoon awarded
the contract for the new public school
building in Ames. The contract price
is about $4,000.
Mr. Tom Carmody, son of Mr.. James
Carmody, of this city, will leave within
a few days for St Louis, where he will
enter the Jesuit Fathers University
for The study of medicine. Mr.. Carmody
is graduate of St. Mary's institute,
in This city, class of 1902.
Misses Helen Spencer and Helen Lof-
land, of Oskaloosa, Miss Bertha Sardon,
OF Clinton. Miss Lofland's guest, and
Mitlshipman John Lofland, U. S. N.
Annapolis. Nd, will arrive in the city
this, evening from Oskaloosa to at
tend the travelling mems party at the
Pilgrim. They will be the guests of
Miss May Ferrall.
Miss Lillian Arnold, formerly assis-
tant in the public library, who has been
at Nevada for the past month assisting
in the work of cataloging the library
there, spent Thursday evening in this
her home in Bloomington, Ill. Miss
ArIold expects soon to take position
in D. Chicago library.
Nfessrs, III. l.. and A. P. Spencer ami !
Ollie S. Ellis, of Oskaloosa, and George |
p. Smith, OF Mason City, who were in
the city Thursday to confer with Pres
ident F. G. Let's, OF the Western Gro
Ger Company. on matters of business,
returned to their homes Thursday even
Ing Mr.. Let's will return to Chicago
tonight, accompanied by his son, Mr. |
Fred Let's.
The members of the S. c. 1. Club,
of Taylor township, their husbands I
and families. about fifty in number.
spt.nt Thursday picnicking al Stanleys |
Mill. The party drove overland in |
thu morning and took with them IA
bolntiful picnic dinner. and remained |
until late in the day. The affair was A /
most thoroughly enjoyable one.
Albert Mead, formerly teacher in
the West Waterloo schools, who has
been in the city for a few days visit,
left this morning for Iowa City, where
he will take post graduate work in
thu scientific branches in the State
Mr.. Meads parents, Mi I
and Mrs. Ell r. Mead. have removed |
to Iowa City, with the intention Of
making their home there.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Porter and fam
lily left this morning for Minneapolis,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Porter, while there recent
ly, accepted position IN the auditing
department of the 500 line. Mr.. Por-
ter is an old Iowa Central employee,
t.a wing for a number of wears been /