Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-08
George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist.

George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist.
| DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
| New novelty suiting at NJ f. An
dreWS.
All size flower pots and jardinieres a
Culley's.
DR.. j. J. Clenmcr, dentist, Hopkin.
building, new phone 3S5
Wood silk laces for dress trimmings
The latest. Archie Parker
We are better prepared than ever t.
do your laundry work. F'litton.
The latest styles in back combs am
fancy hair pins. Archie Parker.
The Albion schools opened Monday
The four teams. used last year, to bring
the pupils of the township to the school
We're placed into service again this
year.
Max Hoffman will give test seanee
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
Spiritualists camp. This will be the
only opportunity to hear him in the
afternoon this week.
Lockmaw lump leads the list as a
nigh grade, clean Iowa lump coal for
the furnace or range. Get our sum-
mer prices for winter coal. Brown
Fuel and Lime Company.
Assistant General Freight Agent II.
F. Marsh, OF the Iowa Central wife
and family. who have been in the cits,
at the home OF the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. p Marsh, during a
short visit, left for their home in Pc
oria this morning.
Superintendent w f. Grayson of the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company, Wen.
to Cedar Rapids Monday night where
he spent the day looking after business
matters. He VIII also visit the work
at Waterloo and FIT. Dodge before re
turning home Thursday morning.
Master Mechanic w. O. Johnson AMI
Travelling Engineer Edward Anderson
Monday night, where they will attend
a three days convention of the Travel
ing Railway Engineers of the Unite !
States. which began this morning.
The accumulated wisdom and beauty
of thought of spirits who have spent
untold time in studying life both on
earth and In spirit. is expressed thru
the lecture Of Jennie Hagan-Brown
Wednesday evening at the Spiritualist
camp for the last time.
Hardy Friend and Ernest Russell, the
later of Liscomb. went to that place
this morning, and will there secure a
team and drive to Story county on a
chicken hunting trip. They will re-
turn overland, and will be absent until
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. A c. Eyerist, foreman Of the
painters of the Iowa Central car shops,
went to Chicago Monday night. where
ne will be present at the annual con-
of the Master Railway Painters
IF the United States and Canada. The
began this morning at the
Victoria Hotel and will continue four
lays.
Messrs. Will LaPlant, Howard Wea-
fer, Otis Clemens. Clyde Church, Joha
s. Hixson. Harry Forrey. James and
Elda Gaunt and Joseph Ward, all Of
st. Anthony, We're in the city Monday
o attend the Written Maroons bali
game, the principal feature of the La
DOR day celebration
The board of supervisors, at its regu-
ar September session. met and adj
burned Monday on account of Labor
lay. The work of the session was
aiken up this morning, and will con-
niue for two days Nothing outside of
he ordinary routine is likely to tran
pire. altho the Thirteen IN street bridge
will be put in this fail
Governor and Mrs. A. B. Cummins, /
accompanied by Colonel John c. Lopez, |
# the Fifty-fifth regiment. and Colonel |
Hedge. of the governors staff, passed |
hru the city this morning on their way |
0 Clear Lake where they Will spend I
he day at the camp of the Fifty sixth |
e giment. Today is governors day at |
amp, and the regiment will be re- /
.iewed by the state executive.
Mayor L. B. Jones is in receipt Of an
invitation from the League of Amer
can municipalities, asking that the
ty send delegates to the annual con- |
-ention of the league, to be held at
Baltimore, Oct. and s. The invita- /
ion Is extended more particularly to
mayors. members of the city councils |
nd city officials of cities turnout the
United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Heron. of Conrad,
lave issued invitations for the mar I
iage of their daughter, Nettie, to Mr..
Edward Louis Stoltz, OF this city. which |
will be solomnized at their home on
evening, September 16, at /
O'clock Miss Heron is quite well
Known in this city. having visited here
i number of times. Mr.. Stoltz is one
# the younger business men of the
.ity. having for the past few years been
manager of the local branch of Armour
/ Co.
Mrs. Edgar P. Ellyson, of this city,
irs. Enos Pemberton. Rev Jennie
Kirby and daughter Edna and Misses
nez and Edith Tabor, of Hartland,
vent to Oskaloosa Monday evening, |
where they will be present at the Iowa |
early meeting of Friends. which begins
oday and lasts one week. Rev. Nathan !
berry, OF Central City, pastor of the
hurch there, was also an Oskaloosa |
passenger out Of this city Monday ev-
ming. Those who went to Oskaloosa
his morning from this point, to attend |
he meeting, We're Rev. w. L. Peckhani.
ar. and Mrs. Allen Pemberton, Miss
lizzie Lloyd, Mrs. Thomas Collins.
rev. and Mrs Jasper Hadley, Rev. Isom
: Wooten. Rev. A. III. Briggs. Mrs. |