Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-29

Our new fall suits are arriving. n
F. Andrews.
See DR.. Tucker for stomach and in
festival troubles.
Twelve and one-half cent outing fan
nels for 61a cents. Hawkeye Store.
Arata tea and White Star coffee are
the best. Phone your orders. Huls &
Son, F'inkle block
| Five dozen new, stylish and attrac-
tive walking skirts. received this NOR
ming at NJ. f. Andrews.
our new linoleums, oil cloths, rugs
and mattings are here. Come in and
see them. Marion Gard.
Miss Fannie Shaw very informally
entertained a few friends at 6 O'Clock
dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. A. Williams went to Lisbon
Saturday night, called by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. William Cook.
Mr.. William Jack, of Peoria, who
spent Sunday with his cousin. Mr..
George Fletcher, left for his home this
morning.
The "A Girl From Dixie" company
arrived in the city this morning from
| Des Moines, where it showed during
| last week.
| Special train to Steamboat Rock
| August 81. via Iowa Central, leaves at
| s a. m. Fare so cents for round trip;
so cents for children.
Mrs. Mushkin. proprietress Of the
Ladies' Bazaar Is home from Chicago,
where she purchased q large stock Of
fall and winter hats and skirts.
| The failure of engine No. %. pulling
! Central passenger train No. this
morning. caused that train to arrive in
the city almost two hours late. A leaky
boiler was the cause.
| Mrs. c. f.. Schoenhut left for Col
umbus Junction this morning where she
will remain for a week at the district
| fair held in that place. She will judge
the needle work and art exhibit dis
played there.
Special convocation Of Signet Chap
ter No. IS, this tMonday )evening Aug
| ust 10th, for work M. NJ. degree. Be
present If possible. Visitors welcome.
Cavel falls 1880. J. T. Forbes, H. r.
George r. Norris, secretary.
Rev. William Lampin, OF Polo, H.,
pastor of the German Baptist Brethren
church of that place, arrived In the
city Saturday evening and will conduct
two weeks meetings at the Iowa river
church, in Marion township.
Fred Rubee, who has been In State
Center for few weeks in charge OF
the water works and electric plant at
that place, spent Saturday in the city
with his family. Mr.. Rubee expects to
be In State Center two weeks longer.
Clifton p. Slavery. OF Logan. mem-
Der of Company *. Second New York
heavy artillery. arrived in the city
Saturday night to apply for member
ship in the Soldiers Home. Mr.. Slavery
has been member of the national
home at Milwaukee.
Don't miss this-A double header,
Tuesday, Aug 30 Burlington VS.. Mar
shalltown. Play two games for one adj
mission. This is the first double header
to be played this season and fans
should not miss the treat. Remember
the hoQf-nfSt game Caaso a. s'o0 -
m.--One admission.
Mrs Lyle Thoburn and son Wilbur
OF Lucknow Ind, who have been In the
city for a three weeks visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Collins. left Saturday night for Della
ware, o. where they will join Rev.
Thoburn. Rev. and Mrs. Thoburn and
son will leave for India In February.
General Car Foreman G. H. Mead.
with a portion of the wrecking crew OF
this city, left this morning for Coppock
to assist the Monmouth wrecking outfit
in clearing the track Of the wreckage
caused by the derailment of freight No.
9s which occurred at an early hour this
morning. Details of the wreck were
not known here.