Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-16
George ]. Allen, opthalmologist.

WINDOW glass cut TO ORDER. Cnarls
j. Lander.
: Special on mems shoes Saturday ;
Jarvis & Kellogs's.
Football-Poker, a game full of flu
for two or crowd at Iiebiss.
Livery auction sale tomorrow. Mo
Combs Bros. Il North First avenue.
Buy a house cheap of Delano Smit
court house. Save rent have hom
Good, clean meat prepared to su
you. Promptly delivered Jarvis
kellogg.
1T you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. u. S
Good Grocery Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller, 312 Mort
Fourth avenue. are the parents of
son, born Thursday.
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When you buy your winters fuel c
the Cahill Coal Company you are mos
sure of satisfaction. Both 'phones, 81
cup of Elephant Blend coffee fire
as water all day Saturday, Sieptembe
II, at Peoples Grocery. Ito Eas
Church.
Wood suitable for range heatin3
stove or furnace, Well seasoned an
under cover at Gregory Coal, Coke 4
Lime Co.
George Sewer went to Des Nome
Thursday evening, where he will Loo
after business matters during the re
mainder of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church was entertained Thursda,
afternoon by Mrs. c. A Nescott, at he
home. los North Fourth street.
If you like the style of the iron beds
| in d. c. Wilburs window come i'm ant
find out how cheap they are and sec
the largest number of iron beds ever
shown in the city.
Senator" Quigg went to Colo this
morning to officiate a series of three
ball games which will be played there
Saturday in a base ball tournament
that town is to hold
| Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Willard and sol
Frank, who have been spending the
past two months near Bowden, N. D..
on the Willard Hull ranch arrived
home Thursday evening.
Coke, coke, coke. have plenty of
genuine eastern coke. All l ask is that
you call and see it before placing your
orders for your winters fuel. Cahili
Coal Company, successor to j. G.
Dunn.
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superintendent E. G. Schevenell, of
the Minnesota division of the North
western. headquarters Mason City, was
in the city Thursday afternoon, being
on his way home from a business trip
to Belle PLANE.
Judge Parrish, of Des Moines, a
member of the firm of Parrish, Dowell
& Parrish, is in the city attending
court, being interested in the case of
Hughes vs.. Trisler. Hoyt T'risler and
wife, of Des Moines, are also in the
city to attend the case. /
Sheriff C. S. Hutson and Officer Mike
Clark, of the city police force, left this
morning at 3 o'clock for Ft. Madison, in
charge of j. w. Howard, George Blue
steel and John Gray. sentenced to five
years, three years and eighteen months,
respectively, for burglary.
Miss Avis Talcott of Nevada, spent
Thursday in the city as the guest of
her cousin, Mr.. Beryl Clement of the
Soldiers Home headquarters, being on
her way to Rockford, ILL.,. for which
city she left Thursday evening. Miss
Talcott will enter Rockford College.
Mr.. 2 rf nj
spent Thursday in the city as the
guest of Mr.. Benjamin f. Nichols, be-
ing on his way home from Waterloo,
where had been to attend the biennial
reunion of the Crocker Iowa brigade.
Mr.. Hostetter was member of Com
pany D, Fifteenth Iowa infantry.
Thursday evening, at the Country
Club, A. F. Balch won the finals in
the invitation golf tournament, which
was commenced on Labor Day, by de-
feating I. o. Kemble and B. w. Sin
clair. Mr.. Balch first won from Mr..
and then defeated Mr.. Sim
in the prelinlinaries.
The Witenagemote Club met in reg
ular session Thursday afternoon, at
the home of the president, Mrs. James
Cammack. The reading of Hudsons
Evolution of the Soul was continued,
and the discussions which followed
We're very enthusiastic. Miss Mabel
Arey. of Chicago, niece Of Mrs. Merritt
Greene, was the only guest.
Archie Matthews, who has been in
the employ of Boardman, Aldrich &
for the past three years, in
charge of that firms collection BUSH
ness, left for Iowa City Thursday eve
ming, where he will enter the state
of Iowa. Mr.. Matthews
will take scientific course for a year
and by that time expects to have
made up his mind in what line to
specialize.
Mrs. Rosa Stacy and niece, Miss Iva
Stacy, who have been spending week
at the st. Louis exposition, arrived
nome Thursdy evening. Mrs. Stacy is
the woman who was mentioned in
press dispatches a few days ago as
having become lost at the exposition
and had sought the assistance of the
police. Mrs. Stacy became bewildered
md was unable to remember the loca-
ion of her boarding house. She be- |
came separated from her niece on the |
but after a search Mrs. Stacy |
vas restored to her niece, who had i
been putting in her time looking for |
ler aunt.
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