Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-29
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, IS East Main.

Chronic and nervous diseases, see pr
Tucker.
Sweet potatoes, pounds for 25 cents
Huls & Son. F'inkle block.
Bargain No. 1-50-inc broadcloths
all wove soc. Archie Parker.
SSicilian and serge shirt waist suits
for fall $3.50 and SO. Hawkeye Store
Second floor.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American always the same. d. S.
Good Grocery Co.
Skirts. skirts skirts-new styles
all sizes; lowest prices. Come in and
see them. NJ. f. Andrews
The regular season at the Odeon
opens this evening with the musical
comedy "a Girl From Dixie"
| Wanted-One hundred old feathe:
beds. will pay a good price. Please
send your address to S. Sternshein,
General Delivery.
Two cases Amoskeog teasledown
outings worth 12la cents. some slightly
damaged, most of them perfect, for 6 W
cents at the Hawkeye.
Friends are invited to attend the
| NJ. E. Sunday school picnic at Steam
/ boat Rock, Wednesday. August 81.
Special train via Iowa Central leaves
| at s q. m.
We have about three dozen white
shirt waists and twenty-five light
weight skirts that we will close at n
| 1~n Ia,
come first served. Hawkeye Store.
/ Second floor
"a Girl From Dixie" is the attraction
ut the Odeon this evening. 1t is a
musical comedy with lavish costumes
and scenery. The musical numbers are
| bright and catchy, and the cast, large
and capable one, is headed by Miss
Geneyieve Day.
| The body of the infant son, of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Rictor, formerly of
LeGrand, was brought to that place
| this morning for burial The child died
in Manila Sunday. where it's parents
had moved but week ago. The fun
eral will be held Tuesday.
| f. H. Stoudner, Chicago Great
| Western bridge carpenter formerly of
| this city, was here Saturday, going to
Gilman in the evening. where he spent
| the night with friends. Mr.. Stoudner
| left Sunday morning for Blockton,
where he makes his headquarters.
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| Two ball games Tuesday for one adj
mission. For the first time during this
season the local fans will have an OPP
portunity of seeing two fast ball games
| for one admission, Tuesday. Aug. so.
| First game will be called promptly at
Q. 80 p. m. Come early. One admission
| admits you to both games.
Miss Edith Tabor, of Hartland,
graduate of the Christian Workers
| Training School, in this city, class or
'04. went to Oskaloosa Saturday even-
| ing. where she will enter Penn Col
lege. upon the beginning of the sehoo,
year, September is. Miss Tabor VIII
make her home while in Oskaloosa
with Mr.. and Mrs. Foelinger.
The members Of the industrial school
band passed thru the city Saturday
evening, on their way to Eldora from
Des Moines, where they have been for
week. furnishing music at the state
u.
Cunmins Saturday AFTERNOON, before
leaving Des Moines. and his excellency
responded TO the compliment in brief
address.
Mrs. ]. T! Jackson and daughter
Maurine, returned Saturday evening
from LeGrand and Montour. where they
have been for a few days. AT Montour
they were present at the annual con-
yenrion of the Fourteenth district w
c. II. u. and at LeGrand We're in at
tendance at the Saturday sessions OF
the Bangor quarterly meeting OF
| Friends.
i. r. Benedict arrived home Satur-
| dag evening from Darlington, n. D.,
where he has been for week, look
| ing after his farming interests near
| thar place Mr.. Benedict brought with
him samples OF wheat, oats. flax, bar
| ley and spelt to show those interested
around Darlington what might be ex-
pected in the way of crops. Mr.. Benz
edict says that the wheat around Car
rington has suffered very little, II any,
from rust
Mr. Benjamin Packer returned Sat
urday from Des Moues, where he had
been for few days visit at the fair.
DR.. and Mrs S. NJ. Mann, of Clear
Lake, passed thru the city Saturday
evening, on their way to st. Louis,
where they will remain for a weeks
visit at the exposition. Their little son,
Jerome who accompanied them as far
as this city, will remain with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Summers, until his parents return. DIR.
and Mrs. Mann will stop here on their
way north.
Capt X. w. Brown. of Ames, was In
the city Saturday evening. on his way
to cirinnell. where Sunday he deliver
ed three addresses at union meetings
held in the Congregational church.
Capt Brown has recently returned
from Central City, Neb., where he has
been for visit with his son. DR..
Gates NJ. Brown. DIR. Browns wife,
while Capt Brown was at his sons
home, underwent a serious operation
for appendicitis, but passed thru the
ordeal nicely and is recovering. Mrs.
Brown was formerly Miss Inez Patter-
son. teacher in the public schools or
Des Moines.
The members of "a Girl From Dixie
Company, forty-eight in number, ar
rived in the city this morning from Des