Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-25
D. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.


A beautiful new line of large rugs at
Wilton & Whitehead's.
Watch the Martin Piano Company S
| window for piano bargains.
| Another lot of beautiful hanging
| lamps just received. Temple of Econ
omy.
DR.. Lierle, specialist for the eye, ear,
| nose and throat. Eyes tested and
glasses fitted. fremont block.
Search the markets of the world you
can't find a popular priced underwear
that compares with the Munsing. Sold
only by M. +. Andrews.
l.. W. Fox, Of Albion, shipped to the
city Saturday two car loads of mixed
butchers and packers, which We're sold
al the Britain & Co. yards One hum
dred and ten head, comprising the con-
signment, averaged 275 pounds.
Lee Maxwell, who for the past few
months has been representing the Sta
Yer Carriage Company in Iowa terrific
ry. with this city as his headquarters,
will go to Chicago soon to become
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northern Illinois territory. He will
make Chicago his headquarters.
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Mr. and Mrs. N Van Zandt and
daughter Gretchen, formerly of this
city, but now of Chicago, spent Sunday
in the city with frineds, being on their
way from Tama to Oelwein. Mr.. Van
Zandt is conducting piano sales for his
concern, and has just closed up a
weeks sale at Tama. He opens in Del
vein today.
Sheriff w. A. Ricketts,. of Story coun-
ty was in the city Saturday afternoon,
being on his way from Nevada to Ell
dora, in charge of lisa Bell, of Maxwell,
lad Is years of age. who was sentence
ed to the industrial school by Judge
j. R. Whitaker. Bells crime was lar
ceny, in stealing brass from cream
ery. He is a son of Louis Bell, who
lived south of Maxwell, and who. after
forging some notes, ended his own life
about a year and half ago.
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Mr.. John Augustine, of Albion, spent
Saturday in the city Mr.. Augustine
has recently returned from twenty
days stay in the west, having gone on
the G. A. r. excursion, to attend the
national encampment at Denver. Mrs
Augustine, who has been visiting IN
the west since June 1, met him in Dem
yer, and after the encampment ac-
companied her husband to Chadron,
Neb., to visit at the homes of M s..
Charles and Thomas B. Augustine and
Mrs. Lille M. Carpenter, sons and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine,
who live on large ranch near Chad
ron. Mrs. Augustine will reach home
some time next month
The regular love feast, communion
and feet washing of the German Bap-
tist Brethren at the Iowa river church
four and one-half miles northeast OF
the city, was observed Saturday and
Sunday with large attendance from
distant points. The services began at
1880 Saturday morning, and conclud-
ed Sunday evening. Communion was
observed Saturday night, followed by
feet washing and preaching. Preach
ing services were also held Saturday
forenoon and afternoon, as we'll as SER
vices Sunday morning and evening.
Among those present from distance
we're Elder Samuel Badger and wife,
Albert Myers and wife, Rev. Arthur
Stein and Rev. Sturgeon, all of Pam
ther Greek, Dallas county, and Elder
Charles Rowe and others from Dallas
Center. Several from this city also at
tended the Sunday services.