Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-02

at the Baptist church Wednesday
night.
Have you seen the beautiful box and
side plated skirts ut Simons. only 3d.
rs and S..
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of women and children. Office
over the Fidelity Bank
Go to Hecker & CallsIns for your
plumbing. Charges reasonable and
satisfactory workmanship.
Don't miss the opportunity we offer
you this week to learn the merits Of
the Burson seamless fashioned hose.
Il. r. Lay.
The Organized Charities Association
will meet Tuesday evening at 1880
with Mrs r.. j. Fletcher. president of
the association.
An members of the Congregational
church are urged to attend the annual
church meeting at Carnegie Library
hall this evening.
Mrs. Daily. dressnaser has returned
home after a four weeks visit In Chi
cago Would be pleased to see her
friends ana patrons.
Roseine oil, Monarch gasoline and
all other burning oils marketed by the
Marshall OH Company are sold by first
class dealers only. They are not solo
by peddling wagons.
The Jack Hoeffler Company opens a
weeks engagement at the Odeon to-
night. Knobs o Tennessee" will be
the opening bill. Specialties between
the acts. Prices 10, 20 and so cents.
You will ind us always ready to
show our goods and you will find the
largest and newest goods OF all kinds a
the d. C. Wilbur Store. We are show
ing new line Of round pedestal tables
that you ought to investigate as to
style and price.
Another large assortment Of rugs OF
all kinds just received and we are now
prepared better than ever to fit any
rooms with the latest patterns ana at
the lowest prices. Remember the d.
G. Wilbur Store and the good goods
that you always get there.
The Irregular meeting of the Mar
shalltown Ministerial Association was
spect to DR.. G. T.. Gould, and regre, to
his retirement from the local field were
adopted. Rev. l.. B. Xix read the pap
err Of the meeting, on '-The Theology OF
the Pastor Evangelist"
We remind you once more. We are
saving the ladies Of Marshalltown AMI
vicinity so cents to $3.50 each on their
fall hats. It Is now UP to you. We
want your business and II saving you
money is any inducement we are go
ing to get It. New shapes and styles
every day. Temple Of Economy.
The exhibit of agricultural and min
eral products of the Black Hills,
which was made In a Northwestern
baggage car In this city Saturday aft
ernoon, attracted considerable interest.
The car was well filled all afternoon
with people who called to view the
exhibit.
Edward Burritt, son of City Solicit
tor B. l.. Burritt, the young man who
was arrested Saturday afternoon
charged with insanity by his father,
was adjudged insane at the commits
sioners' hearing late In the afternoon.
He was taken to Independence Sunday
by Sheriff c. S. Hutson
The board Of supervisors met in
regular monthly session this morning
but little of Importance, other than
the regular bills, was taken up and
disposed of. e. b. lines was substi-
tuted on the drainage committee fol'
c. I. LaPlant, who could not serve.
The committee went to the proposed
ditch route this afternoon.
The grand jury. which visited and
inspected the county farm, was very
much pleased with the conditions of
the farm, and in it's written report said
that 1t found everything in perfectly
sanitary condition, that the inmates
were well taken care of. The grand
jury had no recommendations to make
for the betterment of the conditions.
Col. L. d. Drake superintendent of
the boys Industrial school, was in the
city Saturday afternoon, being on his
way to Eldora from Davenport, in
charge of Frank Boswell, aged 10, who
violated his parole, granted him about
six months ago. The lad was taken
back to the industrial school, where
he will be compelled to remain until
he is 81 years of age.
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q. T. Hampton this morning took
charge of the meat market at No. 80
North Center street, which has been
operated by Mr.. M. Rupert. Mr..
hampton is known to the people of
Marshalltown as live and thoroughly
reliable business man. He proposes to
handle nothing but the very best meats.
He solicits share of your patronage
and will try to merit it.
Mrs. W. G. Heath and daughters
Helen and Hazel formerly of Mar
shalltown but more recently of Kansas
City, arrived in the city Sunday night |
and will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Heald for a few.days. Mrs. Heath
and daughters are on their way to
Pittsburg to make their home, Mr. |
Heath having become the secretary
and assistant treasurer of an iron and
steel firm in that city. While resi-
dent of this city Mr.. Heath was in the
employ of the Iowa Central, in the
general auditors office.
Mrs. Loretta Cooper entertained her
Sunday school class, and a few OF the |
neighbors' little girls at her home, SOL |
North Second street, Saturday after