Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-26

, Hopkins, the popular tailor.
We are better prepared than ever t,
do your laundry work. Flitton.
Wanted = 500 girl for genera
homework. Two in family. Mrs. j. p
Dotson. Ill North Third street.
: G.. f. Smith. the eastern a%uctioneer
sells horses, stock, and all farm prop
erty. New phone $50, 545 North Third
street, city.
The Paragon restaurant is the near
lest good eating house TO the carnival
grounds. Meals % cents. No. 119 East
Main street.
The Irving French company will pre-
sent "O'Moore's Courtship,' as the bill
this evening. New specialties will be
introduced. Prices. 10. 20 and 80 cents
The show window of Marion Gard is
attracting attention. The handsome
bed is only one of many beautiful arti-
cles for sale at the popular furniture
store.
Thursday night the funny old farm
er Uncle Josh Spruceby' will make
his annual appearance. Special prices
have been arranged for this date, 10.
20, 30 and so cents.
Do you know that Tuesday will be
one of the big days at the carnival
Special doings. big attractions. Have
A look at our big "ad." 1t tells the
story. Marshall Carnival Company.
l have no grudge against the coal
man. but unfortunately my business
conflicts with his. He sells coal. 1
save coal. Nothing like storm win
dows. Prices unusually low. A. A..
Moore.
Only SO to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and return via Great Western. Train
leaving Marshalltown at 1856 p. m.
good returning on any regular train out
of st. Paul or Minneapolis up to and
including Monday evening.
Low-rate excursion to st. Paul and
Minneapolis via the Iowa Central.
Train leaves M~arshalltown at 1905 a..
m. Sept. %. Three dollars for round
trip. Tickets good for returning. leav-
ing on any train Monday. Sept. %.
c.. B. Mason. of the firm of Mason & |
Whitehin, State Center, brought to
tiS lily IIiddy diieIIlOOH. ~ CoItSlST-I
ment of poultry, that was sold to Ar
mour & Co. The consignment COM
prised $50 pounds, largely %springers.
Rev. Calvin Black. of Newton, Who'll
has been visiting hi sparents. Rev. and
Mrs. j. K. Black, of Galveston, Tex,
In this city. left for his home this morn
ing. accompanied by his father, who
will occupy his sons pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. C. I. Curtis sold her fine farm
OF 24o acres ear LaMoille to Mr.. P. H.
Brophy on Thursday, William III.
Woodward. No. IL South Fourth street,
making the sale. Mr.. Woodward has
very excellent farms for sale
near the city.
Ernest Bean, of Gearing. was In the
city Friday. going in the evening to
Gilman. where he will accept a posi-
ton as a teacher in the Gilman schools.
Principal Dennis Tisdale, who Is now IN
charge Of the Gilman school, was for !
merly principal at Fearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Abbott left this
afternoon for Delaf1eld, Wis. called by
word announcing the illness of their
son. Cutler, who recently rel to Dela-
field to enter the ST. John Military
Academy. Master Abbott was operated
upon last spring for hernia, and he is
suffering a recurrence OF the trou-
BILE.
The increasing demand for ready
made garments for ladies has COM !,
PEELED us to install at great expense a .
machine. with electric motor :
attachment. in connection with our !
suit n cloak department. We have
employed a lady expert tailor, with ,
helpers, to make the necessary altera- :
tons, and can guarantee the fit of al, :
sent out. NJ. f. Andrews. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Johnson left this
morning for Peoria for a short visit With \
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Werlich. and c
family. Mrs. Johnson will remain in v
Peoria, while Mr.. Johnson visits rela- h
tives in Indianapolis and near Toronto, /
Canada, the latter place being his old
home. There he will visit with sisters o
he has not seen for twenty-six \
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will be 4
several weeks. /.
What the frequenters of the union :
took this morning to be a ran
crowd of college football players, !,
bound for a game, proved to he nothing .
more than the students of botany of the
junior and sophomore classes OF Iowa !,
College, Ames, who passed thru the city :
to Quarry, where they spent the :
day gathering specimens. The party !,
numbered about seventy-fve students :
n charge OF Professor L. H. Pammel. :.
Mrs. r. s.. Fulmer went to st. An
.hony Friday evening. where she will
for an over Sunday visit WITH ),
Ter daughter. Mrs. r. l. Rist, and FAM =
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Rist may decide !,
o come to this city shortly to reside :,
Rist's health is not of the best, ant
lie is DESTROYS Of a rest from business. =
lie is also anxious to give his children :.
school advantages, which are !
,btainable here. If Mr.. and Mrs. Rist
lecide to move to the city soon,
hey will likely take possession of the
of Mrs. Fulmer. who expects to !.
cave shortly after the first OF October. =
or Chicago, to be with her daughter. :,
Hiss Maude Fulmer, during the winter. :
Feed yards at the carnival grounds. 81