Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-04
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Hose supporters--com complete line Ar.
chic Parker.
Try a sack of John Alden flour. Il
speaks for itself. Kirk Bros.
We are better prepared than ever tt
do your laundry work. F'litton.
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist, over No
6 West Main street. New phone 62.
Auction tonight at 7:3o. Also Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Monday
evening at 100 w. c. Osman.
The grand jury adjourned this after
noon at 3 o'clock. owing to the death of
William Hughes, father of one of the
jurymen, r. III. Hughes.
Everybody knows school begins Tues
day. Sept. s, and we want all parents
to know we carry everything in school
shoes at prices at from IS cents to $1.50
pair. The Fair.
Addresses on socialism and questions
vital to labor by one of the most prom
inent lecturers on such subjects in the
country at the Spirituahsts camp on
Labor day, afternoon ard evening.
The members Of the Second Iowa
cavalry, who have been attending the
annual reunion at Clear Lake for the
past few days. arrived home this
morning. A thoroughly good time was
enjoyed by all who attended.
Miss Alice Baird, of Osceola, Miss
Helen Fenner, OF Montezuma, Miss
Bess G. Streeter, of Cedar Falls. and
Miss Edna Stone. OF Logan. all city
teachers. arrived in the city today. Miss
Fanny Flickinger, of Cedar Falls, ar
rived yesterday, as did also Miss
Carolyn Cox, of Boone.
In order to raise some ready money
and to lessen our stock. beginning on
Sept. s, and continuing from
day to day until further notice, we will
offer at public auction our entire stock
of fine china, cut glass pictures, books.
jar1inieres, photograph albums, fancy
goods, notions, etc. Remember the
date and place. Simmons Book Store,
Is West Main street.
The Sunday school teachers, nine
teen in number, of ST. Paurs church,
evening gave a Z O'Clock din
ner complimentary to Rev. ]. X. Black.
Of Galveston, Texas. formerly pastor of
the church, at the home OF Mrs. j. b.
Simmons, on South Third street. The
affair was a most happily conceived
one, and was pretty thruout. The
place cards We're dainty bits Of card
boards, with the portrait of the guest of
honor in the corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Stout, among the
older of the Taylor township residents,
will celebrate Saturday their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary at their home
me and one-half miles north of Lis
,omb. A large number of their old
friends and neighbors from Taylor
ownship expect to attend the happy re-
lnion. Mr. and Mrs. Stout formerly
iyed about two miles and a half north
If the city, but little more than a /
rear ago moved to the old Barber farm,
lcrth of Liscomb.
Pension Agent Robert Denbow, Of
Albion, has been notified of the follow
ng original and increases in pensions:
Henry L. Metlin, Company B. Two
Second Pennsylvania infan-
ry. increased from $40 to So, COM /
nencing Feb. is, 1908; Daniel H. Myers,
Company l, Twentieth Indiana infantry, j
Increase from IS to $40. commencing
April 10, 1903: George A. Gregg, who
,ut recently left the Soldiers Home
or Massachusetts, United States navy,
Increase from SIS to IS, commencing
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,any A, Sixth Iowa infantry. additional
t $40 per month, commencing June 80, !!
903. James Finley, Soldiers Home,
G, Second Iowa cavalry, in
rease from $40 to s12, commencing |
april /, 1908: Ebenezer e. Hood, of this
his city, Company d. Ninety-third |
illinois infantry. original at Sc per
month, commencing July 8. 1900; John
4. Winder. of the Soldiers Home,
company A, Twenty fifth Iowa infan- |
~, increase from IS to $12. commence
ng March 4, 1908.