Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-25

DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. over No.
6 West Main street. New phone 62.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the
Central was in the city today on BUSH
ness
| G. F. Smith, the eastern auctionesr,
New phone, ESQ. 545 North Third street.
city.
If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a kodak
G. A. Jones, 49, West Main street has
a full line.
Ask the best dressed men you meet
who makes their clothes, and invari
ably they will answer, Tony.
The balance of our manufacturers line
of wrist bags will be offered tomorrow
at rs to 80 per cent less than Wholesale
cost. Bannatyne & Lay.
| Mr.. Frank Armour who came to the
city TO attend the funeral of the late
Judge H. C. Henderson, returned to
his home in Oskaloosa this morning
August 81, for one day only. the Chi
| Chicago and return for IS, the round
| I! ~, sSpob ~ LtiuIii uiitll sStbA. ~.
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F. p. Dwyer has beer made agent Of
! the Iowa Central at Pickering. 10 sue
coed e. NJ. Stablein, who takes the Joint
agency of The Central anG Wabash at
Abba
Josie X. FOLSOM gives another of her
evening. Come prepared TO write
| /, le4S
| cents.
Promptness is feature with us.
Everything brought in before 10 a. m.
Saturday, washed. ironed and delivered
before 6 p. m. of that day. Meeker
Laundry Co.
Elm and maple wood such as we have
and at the price we are selling it is
the best and INST economical fuel you
| can use for the next two months. Greg
Dry Coal. Coke and Lime Co.
! Mrs. Fred Graves, of Montour, passed
thru the city this morning on her way
| to Lscomb where she spent the day
| with Mr.. Graves, who recently pur
chased the restaurant business former
| ly owned by Mr. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves expect in few weeks TO move
to Liscomb to live.
The Court of Columbian Circle gave
4 public entertainment and social al
the lodge rooms Monday night, which
was attended by a large number. The
evenings program consisted of music
and recitations. with the eXemplifica-
ton of the degree work by the team. A
social hour was enjoyed afterwards.
Mr.. George T. Bourne, formerly oil
this city but now of Mason City. out
of which place he travels for the Sim
mons Hardware Company, passed thru
the city Monday evening. en- route TO
Colfax, where he will remain for q
week Mr. Bourne has been bothered
somewhat with rheumatism for SEVERAL
weeks and is in hopes that the treat
ment at the springs will benefit him.
Secretary S. b. Hovey of the Mar
shaltown Light. Power & Railway
Company. spent Monday in the city, ac-
eompanied by his son Glenn, being on
his way from Independence to Fairfield,
where he will remain for two weeks. |
Jones & Hovey own also the Fairfield
Gas & Electric Company and improve
nents 10 the property are being made.
The capacity of the Fa rfield plant is
to be about doubled.
Conductor r. T. Jackson. of the Iowa
Central, who has been running out OF
this city, on the south locals Nos AZ. |
and 43, is off duty owing to having
mashed the second finger of his left
hand, while making a coupling at Gill
man. 1t was necessary to amputate the
member at the first joint. He will be
off duty for probably month, and left
this morning for Oskaloosa, where he
will remain during his enforced idle |
ness.
Mondays temperature was only a
shade under that of Sunday, as far as
the maximum was concerned. Ninety |
three was registered which was ona de-
gree below preceding day. The rain
which began falling about 10 O'Clock.
cooled off the atmosphere, so that a
minimum of &c was recorded, as
against ~, the record for Sunday night |
The rain which did rot prove TO be
more than 4 good shower. was only
80 of an inch.
J. F. Hanson. of Oskaloosa, candidate
for governor on the prohibition ticket |
was in the city Monday evening. being |
on mis- way to Rockwell City, where he |
speaks tonight He was accompanied |
by State Chairman w. D. Elwell who
remained here over night and went TO |
Liscomb this morning to address |
meeting this afternoon. Mr.. Elwell will |
look after campaign work in this sec
ton OF the state during the remainder |
of the week. and will speak in Waterloo
Saturday.
Joseph F. Ries. OF Dubuque, sergeant |
major of the Fifty-third regimental |
band. will arrive in the city The latter
part of the week. having decided to To-
cate here permanently. Mr.. Ries was
sergeant major of the Forty nth regt
mental band during the Spanish
American war. and his many friends |
will be pleased to learn of his decision |
to come to MarshalltoWn. Mr.. Ries is
a tailor and has accepted a. position
with A. G. Brenneck.
Frank Henderson, who accompanied |
the body of his father, the late Judge
H. C. Henderson,, to this city for inter-
ment, left for Jefferson this morning |
where he spent the day with his uncle. |
Mr. D. w. Henderson. Judge Junius
Henderson, who also accompanied his
fathers body here, went to New Shar-
on this morning, where he spent the
day with DR.. A. l.. Bryant. He will
fo,. y homo IN Jlonl1a,, Col this |