Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-25

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Dr.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Mai,
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Bat
tin.
Buy a Buck stove or range at Mile
& Crazy.
Don't forget the opening at Nm
Ciarkas tomorrow.
Another lot of ladies' street hats
latest styles. Temple Of Economy.
The Presbyterian ladies Will hold a
exchange Saturday at Peckhan,'s store
Professor +. A. Steiner, Of tlrinnell
VIII preach at the Congregations
church Sunday morning at 1880.
You are cordially invited ia attent
Madam Clark's annual fall display O
millinery, Friday and Saturday, Sept
20 and 26.
Reynolds & Sheldon have received
a supply of ounces, sweet apples, can,
ming pears and basket peaches. Sene
In the orders.
Y. NJ. c. A. tickets a be had o.
A.. IA. Sheldon, SO West Main street
Seven of the highest priced entertain.
ments ever given by the association
Price of tickets. one dollar.
We are he largest the oldest
dealers of ladies' suits In the city. an6
can offer you special designs in hand
some materials at prices that Will sure
~ please you. NJ. F. Andrews.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. OF the Soldiers
Home. went TO Cedar Rapids this
morning, where he spent the day al
the Upper Iowa conference OF the
Methodist church, now in session In
that city.
The rural comedy darma. 'The
Punkin Husker' is the attraction
looked for next Tuesday evening, and
following ii on Wednesday evening Will
be seen Nettie De Coursey in AN
Orphans Prayer"
Preparations are now being made
for an extraordinary program at the
carnival next Tuesday. You do not
want to miss this. Full particulars in
tomorrow's Times-Republican. Mar
shall Carnival Company.
Only So to st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
and return via Great Western. Train
leaving Marshalltown at 1885 D. M.
good returning on any regular train out
OF 81. Paul or Minneapolis up to ano
including Monday evening.
The first thing you Will want to read
IN tomorrow's Times-Republican viii
De the announcement of Tuesdays pro-
gram at the carnival. It will be a big
surprise n you will want to know all
about 1t as soon as possible. Marshall
Carnival Company.
The Irving French Company will
present the comedy An Irishman's
Troubles this evening. New special
ties will be introduced between each
act, Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents. A
matinee Saturday at 2:30.
o'clock, prices 10 and 25 cents.
Mrs. 7. j. Fletcher, president Of the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
will go TO Oskaloosa tomorrow morn
ing, where she will address an open
session of the Oskaloosa Women's Club,
to be held Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at the congregational church.
Central engineer. at present hav-
ing a run on thru freights Nos. 90 and
Sc. between Albert Lea and Abba, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
from Oskaloosa. Mr.. MCGOWAN will
in the city for a ten days visit
with his family.
A general rise in temperature was
noticeable this morning when the OBJ
for Thursday was taken. At
9 o'clock the maximum for the morning
hours was 49. Sixty-nine was the
" Saa a IiSS VI 1--WE
degrees over Wednesday,. The mini
mum for Thursday was 35.
Mr.. F.. C. Wilson, of Grinnell, of
the firm Of Jacobson & Wilson, grain
dealers, Gilman and Grinnell, spent
Thursday afternoon in the city. Mr..
Wilson expects to leave Sunday even
ing for Canton, n. Y, to remain for
a week or so with his father, Mr.. e. r..
Wilson. Business matters, connected
with the settlement of the estate OF the
late Frank Wilson, Of Wadena, Mimi,
necessitate the trip east.
Only So to st. Paul and Minneapolis
the c. G. w. Train leaves MUIR
at 1855 p. m. Saturday, Sept.
26, returning on any regular train out
st. Paul or Minneapolis up 70 and
including Monday evening, Sept. IS.
Mrs. j. c. Dunn and Mrs. C. NJ. For
ney, who, for several weeks, have been
visiting in Los Angeles, have left there
and will visit for a short time in San
Francisco. They will later go TO Port
land, where they will be the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. O'Brien, formerly
of this city. and will also visit in
Chehalis, Wash, with Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Forney. From Tacoma, where they
will remain for a short time, they will
leave for home. arriving here abou,
Oct. 10.
Tomorrow's Times-Republican will
be awaited with interest. Everybody
viii ha anyfo,,S RI kpnw all about tba