Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-28

belts, at NJ. f. Andrews.
We are better prepared thar aver t
do your laundry work. Flitton.
Every suit in our store is of thi
falls purchase and the style is correcr
T.. l.. Lay.
When in the city for the carniva
don't fall to go to 119 East Main stree
10 see the fine imported canary sing
ers which are for sale. Also a fin,
talking parrot for sale.
Only SO to st. Paul and Minneapoli
via the c. G. w. Special train ;eave;
Marshalltown at Q p. m. Oct. 10th. re.
turning on any regular train out of ST
Paul or Minneapolis up to and includ.
ing Monday evening. Oct. 18th.
Workmen began Saturday to tear III
the brick platform at the Great West
ern station. which was placed temper
arily at the time the depot was built
The new platform will be several inches
higher than the old.
Only SO to st. Paul and Minneapolis
via the G. G. w. Special train leaves
-'ii - ~. AViii, IL
turning on any regular train out of ST
Paul or Minneapolis up to and includ-
Ing Monday evening. Oct. 18th.
H. S. Thurber, and |. E. Huber have
formed a partnership, and will have IN
stock at all times the latest in bicycles
and will also do general repairing. The
new firm is located at 5 West State
street.
Presiding Elder E. b. UT, of the
Cedar Rapids district of the United
Evangelical church, was in the city this
morning on his way home from Gear
ing, where he held quarterly conference
Saturday night and services on Sun
day.
The meeting OF the ladies interested
In the industrial school. which was to
have been held Saturday afternoon In
the east court room, did not convene
owing to the rain. The meeting has
beer postponed until next Saturday
afternoon.
Professor i. A.. Steiner. of Grinnell,
College, who was in the city Sunday to
fill the pulpit of the congregational
church. at the morning service, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Clark.
Professor Steiner returned to Grinnell
Sunday evening.
The postoffice received Saturday
from the department at Washington
a new stamp canceling machine of a
more recent pattern than the old one,
which has been in use. The new ma
chine has a capacity of about 10000 or
$4,000 letters an hour. and was put into
this morning.
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett and Carrie E.
Frederick drove to Bangor Sunday to
attend the Sabbath school convention
Bangor township, which comprises
he schools Of Stanford, Bangor and
Bentley. These conventions are held
and are alwtys interesting
generally we'll attended. William
!, Haworth was chosen to fill out c.
Marshalls %unexpired term as presl-
lent. and Mrs. KinZer was elected as
temperance secretary of the %associa-
ion.
VA reunion of the children of Mr.. and
Nrs. A. J. Pemberton. of this city, Is
o be held Tuesday at the Pemberton
lome. 113 South Ninth street, when
or the first time in several years, all
# The children are expected home at
me time. Those to be present are Mr..
md Mrs. ii. A. Robinson and family
md Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wilde and
ION, of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. A. III
oemberton and children, of LeGrand,
and Mrs. Fred CroZier and Mr.. and
hrs. Luther Pemberton, of Hartland;
drs. Laura Pemberton and son Rohert.
f O-skaIoosa; and Mrs. Albert Bates, |
II Salem, Ore.
Mr.. Walker Whiteside will present
is elaborate production of w Are
ling'' tonight at the Odeon. The new
,lay is a comedy, and IS said TO be by
the best of the new plays which Mr..
Nhiteside has produced. Its plot is a
omewhat novel one and the author has
.raWn his characters with great skill.
Whiteside has ever been a pro-
-ressive actor and a compelling force
n the field of drama. His productions
ave always commanded not only the
serious consideration, but have
xcited the greatest admiration of the
public. L is a fact that
We Are King has leaped into instant
.vor everywhere 1T has been seen.
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