Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Dr.. Billiard, osteopath. 2s East Ma,

wan paper and pape4' hanging. Sc
. Dinges & Everist
Bulk oyster season opens, toinorro,
We have them. John Awde.
Corset Sale--one hundred corset
). worth 81, for so cents. Archie Parke
Acting Trainmaster Frank snyde
of the Central. spent the day in II
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood, of Ban
gor, are the parents of daughte
born Sunday morning.
Wanted-Fifty men by Gilman Can
ming Company, Gilman. Ia. Good wage
and steady employment.
Nine, Re1na will occupy part of tn
Sizer millinery store, 126 West Mai
Istreet, after Sept. u inst.
Don't buy 50-cent corset for )
cents, but come and buy dollar cor
SET for 80 cents. Archie Parker.
4 Now is the time to have FOUR Goa
jhouse fixed up and storm closet built
Weatherby has the men who can do 1t
| A postal Will do the business.
offer just what you want If you onl,
knew where to find him. Tells you
wants In paper everybody reads ane
the right fellow will find you.
The attention of the public is di.
rected to the features Of the r. r.
NJ. c. A. entertainment course as beau.
tifuly displayed In Henry Pappe's cas-
window.
Tomorrow evening Her Only Sin
Will play q return engagement. 1t is
la good emotional drama. and presented
With all It's own scenery. Seats are now
on sale.
| our stove exhibition week was a
great success, but our line of the great
| Malleable steel ranges is always COM
lplete. c. f. Schmidt. MarshaNtown re
! liable stove dealer.
The initial meeting Of the .eason of
the Political Equality Club wisl be held
at the home of its president, Mrs. IL.
L. Sutton. III North Center street,
Wednesday evening at 7:so o'clock.
Messrs. VIII Gilchrlst and r. G..
Young. two former Grinnell students.
tend the annual general reception of
students. They remained over Sunday.
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The ladies Of st. Paui's church Will
hold a rummage sale, beginning Sept.
%, at 115 West Main street. Please
send donations Wednesday morning or
notify the pre- sident of The guild.
All persons desiring to SELF Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. entertainment course tick
cts should meet at The association
building at $50 tomorrow evening to
receive tickets and instructions. One
ticket given for every Ten sold.
A gradual rise In temperature. since
the narrow escape from killing frost
last week. is noticeable. The maximum
temperature for Saturday was 70, and
the minimum so. while Sundays maxi
mum was 81, and the minimum Sc.
Rev. +. B. Utt. of Lisbon. presiding
elder of the Cedar Rapids district Of the
United Evangelical church, WAS in the
city Saturday night to conduct quarter
ly conference. Rev. Utt remained over
Sunday, filling the pulpit of the south
side church both morning and evening.
Rev. Robinson Ashby. of Lewiston,
ILL.,, who has been al Ferguson and Lee
Grand for week or So visiting friends. |
left for his home Saturday Rev. ASH. |
by has been extended call from the |
Christian church at Ferguson and Will /
likely decide to accept. altho his plans I
are not definite ms yet.
A lady will be admitted free with I
very 30-cent ticket on Thursday even |
ng, when the Irving French company I
opens a three nights engagement at /
he Odeon. The opening bill viii be
n funny comedy, "A Runaway Wife" I
excellent specialties are introduced. |
Prices 10. 20 and so cents.
Miss Emma Redel, who has been
n the city since the first OF thu. month.
iissting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
:. Redel, spent Sunday in Oskaloosa
Is the guest of Miss Winnie Bomar.
Miss Redel has been in Minneapolis
or the past year. in the employ oe
Sorthup, King & Co, wholesale seeds.
She Will leave for Seattle the first OF
he month, to accept position with
4ewis g. Hughes, a wholesale lumber
irm.
Rev. Mark Masters, pastor Of the
4aurel Methodist church, was in the
ity this morning on his way TO Cedar
tapids TO attend the annual conference
i the MarshaNtown district, which
eglns Wednesday and continues thru
he remainder of the week ending next
1onday. Rev. HI. A. Barton, pastor Of
he Owasa church, also PASSED thru the
ily TINS morning on his way 10 Cedar
sapids
Rev. William Burdine. of Barnes CITY,
'oweshiek county, was in the city Sat
rday afternoon, being on his way TO
I'D Bethel. where he conducted SER
Ices Sunday. Rev. Burdine has been
asfor of the Christian church at
'arnes City, but will hereafter have
narge OF the Old Bethel church. locat-
q about midway between Albion and !
dsconb. Rev. Joel Myers, of I4eGrand.
as been pastor of the church for the
asst few years, but his work as f1nan- !
lal secretary of Palmer College has
him to give up his ministerial, =
'ork. e
w. G. Hines. who is a tenant on the
l. L. Meickley farm, brought to the
.-R. today samples of corn grown on c
iifty-acre field. The corn is of Ia te / a
aflesy. and fs as yet unripe, burt gives | r
roinlse OF maturing most satisfactor- r
IN weeks time With the prom "
e OF fair and warm weather a heavy i,
ED Is anticipated. The samples j
q va al ia