Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-16

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our blanket and bed comforter sale
will be of interest to you. Archie
Parker.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
the opening days at Sizer's, the White
Front Millinery.
Wanted-Homes for two boys. 6 and
II years old Apply 70 w. +. Tomlin-
son, at the county farm.
The Iowa Legion of Honor will be
entertained Thursday night by Mrs
Frank Dewey GOA North Second ave-
nue.
1 Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
| Central, spent Tuesday in the city look
ing after business matters in his de-
| partment.
1.-TWO Merry Tramps." with Wood and
| Ward as the features tonight 1t is Il
| farce comedy. Bargain prices, 10, 70.
| SIS and 80 cents.
Special train to St. Paul and Min
neapolis via Iowa Central Saturday,
Sept. 18th, rate for round trip So; train
ileaves at II: 80 p. m.
c. W. Stewart will lecture and Josie
X. Folsom will! give spirit messages at
the Universalist church this (Wednes-
day. evening at 1880 o'clock. Admis-
sion 10 cents
| If you pass thru Marshalltown on the
train stop at the Northwestern lunch
room You will be served with the best
lunches and may get the finest cup OF
coffee served anywhere.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained Thurs
| day afternoon by Miss Alice Patterson
and Mrs. Emmett Waters at the home
!! OF the former, 400 East Church street.
Miss Nina McElroy left for Dubuque
this morning. TO begin work in her last
collegiate year at Mount st. Joseph
College. Miss McElroy will graduate
next spring and will receive the degree
of a. b.
Miss Laura Van Horn. of Albion,
went TO Mt Vernon Tuesday, where
she will enter Cornell College. Miss
Van Horn will enter as a freshman but
will make music her special work She
will also take a course in English lit
erature.
Millinery opening tomorrow at MISS
Mid6lekauffs.
CITY Clerk Derby has been instructed
by the city council to draw warrants Tor
the payment of all rentals due for pol
ling places used at the special election
that granted the franchise to the Mar
shalltown Electric, Street and ntsrur-
ban Railway Company. The company
will repay the city for the expense IN
Cured.
The matter OF constructing the curt
in front of Mrs. A. NJ. Loree's property
on East Lincoln street, which mas peeh
M before the city council at every
recent meeting, has been acted upon |
The curb will be made sixteen and
one half foot opening, as redueste1.
The alley has always been twenty-four
feet ana 1t is likely that deed OF the
property will be made to the city. and
then the alley Will be regulation
width.
The wedding of Mr. Albert Haas. of
Union. TO Miss Pearl Mead, OF Liscomb, |
viii be solemnized at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
H.
Thursday evening at Z so o'clock. Mr..
Haas is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Haas. of Riverside, Cal, and Is al
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Haas, OF
this city. Several from here wild at
tend the wedding.
Brigadier ]. w. Cousins, of Omaha,
who has charge of the Salvation Army
work In Iowa and Nebraska, Will be IN
the city Thursday evening to conduct
a meeting in the local barracks. Inc
brigadier will be accompanied by Mrs.
Cousins. who will assist him in the
meeting. Mrs Cousins. who is said to
be a fine musician and vocalist OF
considerable merit, has never been In
the city before, and the local army
workers are more than pleased to have
an opportunity to entertain her.
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Mr. George W. BeaSley arrived homa
Tuesday evening from New York,
where he went month ago with Mrs.
Beasley, who is taking course of
treatment for rheumatism in sani-
tarium at that place. Mr.. Beasley is
much encouraged over the prospects OF
Mrs. Beasley's ultimate recovery, as she
had already been greatly benefited
when he left. Mr.. Beasley, while In the
east, visited in Boston and other Mas
sachusetts points, and also stopped In
Chicago for visit with relatives while
on his way home.
Yesterdays Burlington Hawkeye |
says: Capt. l.. w. Brown, of the Fifty
third infantry l N. G.. left early this
morning for Aigona, Iowa, whsre he
will enter a contest to become one of a
team OF twenty chosen from all over
this state to compete for the Wash
bourne trophy in Minnesota on Sept. |
81 All the states guards viii be rep
resented there, Illinois now holding this
trophy. There will probably be twelve
on the team. each man firing ten shots
at 200, 800. 500 and 900 yards, besides
one forty-yard skirmish run. There
will be four days preliminary practice
at Algona, where the team wild be
chosen. The captain has been prac
ticing on Company HIS range about
two miles out of town. He holds the
best record at the state regimental
team shoot this year, held a; Cedar
Rapids last July"
Last evening DR.. George Wanberg
opened his new dental Office to the pub
lic and received the congratulations
of his friends, many of whom came.
they all being impressed by the COM
pleteness OF his equipment and the