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

Ask to see the new mulberry effec5
at Nine. Clark's.
We are better prepared than ever tt
do your laundry work. Flitton.
Matinee for ladies and children to-
morrow at $50 o'clock. Prices 10 anc
25 cents.
Wanted-Fifty men by Gilman Can
ming Company. Gilman. la Good wages
and steady employment.
Reader and i-mpersonator at NJ. is
church Friday, Oct. 9. Tickets at Alex
ander.s drug store. % and 10 cents.
For Rent-The largest single store
room in the city. Good location fol
any kind of business. Address w. II
Calhoun.
Paul jacobson. aged s, the infant sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Jacobson. of
Gilman, is quite i'll with an attack
of acute Indigestion. He is improv-
ing slowly. and it is thought Is out
OF danger.
Next Tuesday will be one of the big
gest big days at the carnival. Don't
fail to attend that day. 1t will delight
You. You can read all about 1t in to-
morrow nights paper. Marshall Car
nival Company.
Only SO to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and return via Great Western. Train
leaving Marshalltown at 1855 p. m.
good returning on any regular train out
of ST. Paul or Minneapolis up to and
including Monday evening.
Don't fail to attend the Aull's genu-
inc life-size Edison moving picture
show at the carnival grounds. Money
refunded to any one not satisfied. The
Colo Banner says it is a clean, moral
show from start to finish. G.. w. Aulls.
The millinery opening at the former
location of Melvin. Soliday & Cos will
take place next Saturday. A large va
rjety OF pattern hats ard the newest
creations in trimmed hats will be on
display at prices way below actual
value. Come in and see for yourself.
As a result of the transfer of Man
ager n. E. Sloan. of the Let's, FIetche,
Company. to the Kansas City branch
OF the Western Grocer Company, Mr..
w. J.. Sowles, who has been travelling
out of this city for the Let's. Fletcher
will be assigned to the Kan
sas City house.
A. G.. Bernoudy left this morning for
Clinton. where he has heen offered a
position as travelling representative
With the Edwards Manufacturing Com
pany. makers Of ladies' skirts. suits,
etc. To just what territory he Will be
assigned is not known, bat 1t will prob
be either Iowa or Nebraska.
An informal reunion of the Hauser
was held in this city Thursday,
when the living brothers and sisters
met here for the purpose of sitting for
a group photograph. The brothers and
all early settlers in this county,
are J.. III. Hauser, Jr, of Liscomb; r..
NJ. Hausesr, OF Union: Mrs. Eliza r..
of Written: Mrs. John Arney, of
and Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor, of AL
Dion.
Mr.. c. L. Gabrielson, of New Hamp-
on, one OF the trustees of Iowa State
College. was in the city Thursday
afternoon, being on his way to Arnes,
where he spent the day assisting in the
celebration of the annual autumn fes-
.ival. Mr.. Gabrielson was present at
IN adjourned meeting of the trustees, |
leld this morning at IL o'clock. Moth
ng outside OF routine business was
to come up before the meet
Only SO to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
ia tha y = w e-,.ai,,M 1aayac NJot.-al
nalltown at 10. IS p. m. Saturday, Sept.
6, returning on any regular train out
c ST. Paul or Minneapolis up to and
including Monday evening. Sept. Is.
Mrs. Sarah Brown, a member of the
lG peoples building at the Soldiers
lone, left this morning for Chicago,
,here she will visit for a short time
nth relatives. She will then go to her
Id home in Coldwater. Mich, to at
md the reunion of the Woods family.
0 which she belongs. Three brothers
three sisters, who have not gath
together in twenty years. expect
D join in a reunion there during the
rst week in October. Mrs. Brown
yill be absent from the city for sew
weeks.
Sorry W. can't tell you today all
bout that big surprise in store for you
ext Tuesday at the carnival. But be
and read announcement in tomor-
ow's Times-Republican and you will
now all about 1t. You wouldn't miss it
or anything. Marshall Carnival Com
any.
The mixing plant of the Barber As
halt Company was closed down on
thursday night owing to the difficulty
4 securing water, which the company
as been getting thru the same main
hat supplies a portion used by the
pwa Central. AS a result, when the
company is using the water
mixing plant is unable to secur
IS supply, and this cause annoyance
nd delay. A separate main was laid
his morning for the use of the Bar
err people. and the plant again re-
operations this afternoon.
Captain Lisle w. Brown arrived in
he city this morning fsom Lake City,
finn. where he has been for the past
ew days attending the interstate ma
Ional guard shoot for the Washburn
which closed Thursday. Illi-
DIS retained the trophy. with Mime
ota second and Iowa third. AT the
shoot held IL Algona, Cap
ain Brown, while not the lowest of the
for d place on the team OF
men that represented Iowa, did not
the team owing to the peculiar
of judging. Mr.. Brown was