Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-23
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Cleunmer. dentist, fremont block.
watch the Martin Plano Company's
window for piano bargains.
| Floor oil clotll-all sizes, all patterns,
all prices. Temple OF Economy.
Fresh oysters in bulk at Culley's
Sanitary market, 10 and IL South
First avenue.
| Rev. w. H. Scott was at Bethel
Grove Sunday to fill his preaching en-
gagenlent in the Christian church.
II you are meat eater, why not eat
!, the best2 Scheid Brothers will sell
you nothing but the best, because that
is all they handle.
! Wanted-Man as collector and solicit
tor, salary and commission. Call Z: 80
| to 8 a. M. or to 6 p. M. A. p. Davis,
IA, Kibbey Building.
Our stock Of sewing machines is ever
complete; our prices range from $14,
SIT, $40 to s33. Schmidts Hardware
4 0lOI6,. dSSuCy lOI Tue NEW. IIOlIlG.
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Judge Obed Caswell, who spent Sun
day in the city with his family, re-
turned to Toledo this morning, where
he is presiding over the Tama county
district court.
Special convocation of Signet Chap
ter No. SO, r. A. M, for work this
Notwithstanding. Visitors are well
come. Be present il possible. Gavel
falls at 7.30. Geo. r. Norris, secre-
tary: I. I. Forbes. II. P.
I Professor Dow, of Alnes. opens his
course OF mechanical engineering lee
| lures at the r. r. Y. M. C. A. tonight
at O'Clock. His subject tonight is
The Manufacture OF Cast Iron,
/ Wrought Iron and Steel"
The hot blast, oak and air tight
stoves we are selling will save their
cost the first season. See us this week
and be ready for the cold weather when
1t does come. Il. M. Darner, 80 East
Main street, Marshstlltown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcdowell, OF
Davenport, were irl Albion last week
i to attend the Goodell -Catlow wedding,
| We're In the city Saturday, going to To-
ledo, where they will visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs Blair Kepler, before return
| ing home
Walter Hastings, of this city, who
I has been i'll at the home of his daught-
en- Mrs. j. S. Rusie, near Green Noun
! tain. for several weeks, is improved
somewhat. altho still confined to his
l s<, ~, .,tk
a little each day.
Chippewa Tribe, No. 40, I. o. r. M.
has issued Invitations for series Of
dances, to be given at its hall on Octo-
| Der 26, November 16 and 80, and De-
cember IA and %. The committee in
charge is composed of Il. r. Edwin-
son, III. Stump, G. Ia'inkerhoff, e. GGl-
lakson and Carl Johnson.
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If there is any stove manufactured
that comes anywhere near being as
good as the Monarch Malleable Steel
ranges they have not yet been heard of
in Marshalltown. They are durable,
economical In the use of fuel and are
an ornament to the kitchen. See them
at F. M. Darrer's store, 80 East Main.
Marsh, .lltown.
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Rev. DR.. Elijah Brown Jones was not
able to occupy his pulpit Sunday even
ing after all. his strength, after his
recent illness, having been taxed at
the morning service. Chaplain Jesse
Cole, of the Soldiers Home, preached
at the Baptist church in the evening,
taking as his subject. "The Sufficiency
Of Christ to Meet All Human Needs"
Frank w. oppice 203 North Center
street, the well known fruit dealer, is
very seriously sick at his home of
taken i'll about ten days ago, but his
condition did not become especially
serious until Saturday. Today he is
resting easier, and improved over what
he was Sunday and Saturday. It was
thought for time Saturday night that
ne could not live.
I; Cards wore received in the city Sat-
urday announcing the marriage of
Miss Lucie Gardner, of Denver, Col, to
Mr.. Sherman Canlmack, of Pueblo,
Col, which took place in Denver at the
Brown Palace Hotel on Tuesday, Octo-
her II. The at horne cards read after
November 1, at the Hotel Maine, Pu-
eolo. Mr.. Can1mack is very well
known here, where he formerly lived,
while in the employ of the Iowa Cen
trail. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu
Cammaok. five at 202 West Church
street The announcement of his mar
riage came as surprise to his friends
here.
Notice Of meeting Of all men in
the train service OF the Iowa Central,
who have headquarters at Oskaloosa,
Monmouth, Keithsburg and this city,
to be held in Oskaloosa next Sunday
afternoon at : o'clock, has been re-
ceived in this city from Trainmaster J.
E. Mccarthy. The company will fur
nish transportation to all those who can
arrange to be away from their work
without affecting the train service. The
meeting is intended for conductors,
engineers, brakenler firemen and yard
masters, and is for the purpose of
talking Of the freight situation, run
ming of trains and other subjects hav-