Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-01
Go to the Pfister tonight.
George j. Allen, opthalnologisi.


ed at M. IT, Andrews
Big special picture sale now going
on at Simmons Book Store.
Look 1T the elegant line of pictures
; 10 cents each Temple Of Economy.
IL you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
Dinner will be ready to serve as soon
as the parade passes. 10 East Main
street.
DIR. Clemmer. the Hopkins' block
dentist. Phone new. 336. Evenings by
appointment.
Rev. w. w. Glst, OF Cedar Falls, will
! preach at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
The Green Mountain and Laurel base
bail teams met this afternoon OH the
grounds OF the latter club.
All the new styles and shapes in
ladies' fall hats at prices you can af-
ford to pay. Temple OF Economy.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Meth
odist church met with Mrs. Charles
Click. All West State street, this at
tcrnoon
C. G.. Woodmansce, julius Holmes.
Arthur Dixson and Hans Broma, went
to Eldorn this morning to play with the
Eldora band during the Hardin county
fair.
Carl Schmitz. "Mose" Arauette and
Vincent Mcclure left Wednesday ev-
ening for Rockwell, where they will
Join a party of friends for few days
chicken shooting.
The burning of a small out building
O nthe NJ. Jordan premises, Col East
| Linn street Wednesday evening about
s o'clock. called the department to the
scene. The damage was very slight.
Mrs. Fred Downs, 2t3 North Second
avenue, whose little daughter Winifred
was l year old Wednesday, invited a
few neighboring friends in to celebrate
| the event Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Midshipman Frank Fletcher. of the
\ naval academy at Annapolis, is ex-
H pected to arrive in the city this even
\ Ing or Friday tnorning for a months
visit, during his vacation. With his par
\ ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Fletcher
II Go to Jones' restaurant for dinner
Nand supper circus day. Meals csc. We
always serve just as good or better
meals big days as we do other times.
I'VE give all you want to eat for Csc.
Dinner will be ready to serve as soon
us the parade passes. 81 West Main
street.
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Louis Townsend, who has been en-
pfoyed by LaShelle & Cook for the past
five years, has resigned his position and
will leave Monday on his initial trip for
THE Harper Manufacturing Company,
of this city. Mr.. Townsend will re-
present the company in Iowa territory.
selling the Harper fire extineuisher
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bueghley, OF
nelr Conrad, accompanied by Mr.. and
MrS. Joseph Bueghly, of Ashland O.,
WHIP have been visiting at Conrad, for
flew days, left this morning for the
wedt They will visit with relatives
iand( friends in Kansas, Nebraska and
Montana, altho their destination is Los
Angeles. They will remain there
thruput the winter
With every 10 cent purchase at the
Pfistkr cigar store and billiard parlor
we give you a numbered ticket which
entities you to one free chance on Il
$40 Suit of clothes that we give away
the ti1st of every month. You can Sc /
lect yiour suit from any clothier or tail
or inl Marshalltown that you choose.
We p;hy the bill and your chance costs
you npthing. What we want is your
busine ISIS. j. G. Capron, proprietor.
Ross( Salisbury was In Nevada We'd |
nesdayl where he caught two winning |
games for Roland and Story City Ro-
land w pn from Cambridge in a 3 to 0 |
contest and Story City beat State Cen
ter to 1. Peterson, the Story City
wonderi pitched for both Roland ana
Story CITY, allowing but one run in the
two gaines Gilbert pitched for State
Center, with Church and Whitehall be-
hind thA bat. Willis pitched for Cam
bridge.
Mr.. Chris Marschall, of Hampton,
who has been in Belle Plaine for a
few days visit, in company with his
wife, at the home Of the latter's moth
er, Mrs. j. w. Sanders, was in the city
Wednesday night, on his way to Ack-
ley, whera he was summoned by a tes-
egram announcing the critical illness
of his father, c. Marschall. Mr.. Mar
schall, whip has been in failing health
owing to His advanced years, for some
time, is nbw suffering from what has
been diagnosed as cancer of the liver.
A called meeting of the w. c. Il. u, I
for the purpose of making arrange
ments for THE state convention to be
held here ih October, was held at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Farmer Wednes-
day afternoon. 1t was purely a bust
ness session, committees being APP
pointed ana plans made for enter
tainment of) the delegates. The next
regular meeting will be Wednesday,,
September q. with Mrs John T.
Chandler, 203 East State street. 1t will
be the annual meeting, at which cleo
ton of officers will take place.
The derailryent of freight engine 1923
in the east end of the Northwestern
yards at about 1880 O'clock Wet,nes-
day night, delayed all of the trains on
that line during the night and this
morning. The derailnent occurred
while the engine, which was one of a
double header was setting cars on the
Central transfer. The big machine all
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