Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-29


Dance at Finkle's Hall this evening.
For house painting so to Dnges &
Everest.
We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. Flitton.
Ladies and gents, watch chains
something new, at Aliens. Ia East Main
Auction of watches. clocks and jew
eIry Tuesday at p. m. w. c. osman.
See Maximus throw the OK at the
Marshalltown carnival September Is to
october 3.-Adv.
Go to Allen, IA East Main and have
your eyes tested where you know il
will be done right.
Mrs Josie X Folsom's last test Sc
ance takes place ut 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at Spiritualists' camp.
Don't miss the daily balloon ascen-
sion and parachute leap at the Mar.
shalltown carnival, September % IL
October 3.-Adv.
If you need a dress suit, business or
any other kind of SUIT come in and
make your selection and we will do the
rest. We can please you. Tony
Psenieka.
Lewis a. Maulsoy. of 80 North Cen
ter street was taken to the Singleton
hospital this morning, suffering with
bladder trouble. He will be operated
upon Sunday.
Mrs. Mary c. Weeks, who is to be II
the high school during the approaching
school year as an instructor in algebra
arrived in the city this morning from
Bunker Hill, III. 4
Dan Leonard. of Clarion. deputy
sheriff of Wright county, and brother.
c. H. Leonard farmer north of Clarl
ion. are the guests of their brother in :
law. S. Z. Parks, COS North Fourth
street.
The funniest, the youngest and the
smallest clown in the world will be seer
at the carnival in September. He Is
one of the Altons, those supreme con.
tortionists who have delighted thou
sands.-Adv.
Flour! Flour. Everyday price of
Browns Best. Sl.05 per sack; five sacks
for IS. Better than PilIsbury's Best
ard at a less price. For sale at Cut
,ey's. No philanthropy in this, but
everyday business.
In spite of the wet weather there are
about seventy-flve visitors in tho city
in attendance at the spiritualists' camp
meeting. Some are camping on the
grounds and others have taken rooms
in nearby residences.
Two tables loaded with handy things
for the house and kitchen. See us.
Schmidts Hardware Store, headquar-
price.
Two things keep our suit business
growing-more customers come to US
and our old customers buy more, each
season. Why? Because we sell the
best and newest in the market, at the
lowest price. NJ. f. Andrews.
Friday morning little Anna McFad-
den. of Guernsey, Iowa, passed sue
cessfully thru an operation on her eyes.
under chloroform, which was per-
formed by DIR. Wood. a well-known eye
and ear specialist of Marshalltown.
Herald and Gerald Kibbey Harvey
Griffin. and John Balch will so into
camp Monday at the goose ponds, for
a weeks outing before the beginning of
school. They are planning for an en-
joyable time, and expect to have many
visitors during their stay. Their guests
will be treated to snipe pie. fish chow
der and many other delicaces Of camp
life.
The Roman sword combats and can
Meta, the Quo Vadis gladiators, have
derfully clever as we'll as picturesque.
Their costumes are of silk, satin, leath-
er and solid nickel-beautiful and gorg-
eous. See them at the Marshalltown
carnival, September 2S to October
3.-Adv.
Presiding Elder ]. B. Albrook, of the
Marshalltown district of the Methodist
church, was in the city Friday night to
conduct quarterly conference. He Went
to Chelsea this morning, to conduct
confere this afternoon, and will be
in Tama tonight. He will preach in
Tama Sunday morning, Haven Sunday
afternoon, and Chelsea Sunday night.
Officer Will Lage, of the police force,
and Constable Frank Haas. accompan-
led by their wives. arrived home today
from q weeks camp, enjoyed at Tim
mons grove. one mile north of Mari
eta. Merchant Police Alva Nicholson,
has been with the party during the
week Fishing has been excellent dur
ing the party's stay, many nice fish
having been taken from the river.
The base ball game which was sched-
uled for Friday In this city between the
Maroons and the Written team was
not played owing to the inability of tho
Written team to reach here. The Lee
Grand nine was secured but on account
of the rain storm this game was also
This afternoon, If the
permits the Maroons and LeGrand will
meet. Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week Brooklyn is scheduled to
meet the locals here.
The beautiful southern play. THE
Land O. Cotton" tonight, is one of
those plays which will live for years
because there is nothing vulgar, crude
or coarse in it's construction, and not
filed with melo-dramatic clap-trap. 1t
is simply wholesome, heartsome play,
a STORY from life, In which the charac-
ters are natural and human, which,
when coupled with fau'tless presenta-
ton by so capable a company of play
ers, makes it a play that every one
should see.