Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11
D. A. COLLISION. dentist. 10 w. Main.

| Tam-p' -shanterS OF all Kinds AT NJ
II. Andrews.
Ladies' fall hats arriving every day.
Temple of Economy.
Buy your umbrellas of us and save
money. Whitton & Whitehead.
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| The latest novelties In fancy combs
can be seen at M. r.. Andrews.
New shirt waist silks at NJ. II. An
drews.
If you don't look at our fall millinery
we both lose money. Temple of
Economy.
Ladies' brondcloth Siberian squirrel
lined coats. s22.5o to $40 Wilton IL
| Whitehead.
| Benedict & Brintnall are showing
| over 500 ladies' and children's cloaks
get their prices.
To dress well. and look right Is to
wear one OF our tailor made. suits.
Whitton & Whitehead
The Pccadilly coat Is u new one.
1t is Just the thing for school wear.
See them at NJ. +. Andrews.
Our fall and winter line of children''
cloaks are all in. See us before buy
ing. Whitton & Whitehead.
The choicest tailor made suits ever
displayed In Marshnltown at prices
within reach Of all. Whitton & White
head.
For Sale--Roller-to desk and chair;
flemish oak dining table. chairs and
buffet, refrigerator; Brussels rug. OK
IL. Mrs. A. G. Edwards, 106 North
Center. New phone $50
M. w. McLain, Of Union, shipped to
the city Saturday carload of prime
lightweight hogs, which were sold at
the Britain & Co. yards. Ninety-four
head averaged 2o6 pounds.
The Paraders, which comes to the
Odeon Thursday evening, will be the
first musical comedy Of the season.
The company number forty people,
and the production is carried complete.
Ladies'! Come In and see our large
stock of dry goods. We are prepared
to save you money on your purchases
this fall. We have some snaps in
outing hannels for you. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Mr. A. G. Everist. foreman of the
Central paint shops, departed Sunday
night to attend the annual convention
Of the Master Car Painters Associa-
ton, which meets in Cleveland on
Tuesday Mrs. Everist accompanied
her husband.
Miss Leta WINERY, Of Iowa Falls, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening and
was the guest over today of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Smelling. Miss WINERY
goes to Grinnell this evening, where
she will take up the work OF her senior
year in Grinnell college.
Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham, of Los
Angeles. Cal, is visiting in the city.
being the guest of Miss Byrde Flora
the latter part of the week. Mrs.
Cunningham expects to return to Los
Angeles In the early winter, and prob
ably Miss Flora will accompany her
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Travelling Engineer w. r. Dwyer, Of
the Iowa Central, accompanied by Mrs
Dwyer, left Sunday afternoon for De-
troit, Mich, where Mr.. Dwyer will be
in attendance at the annual conven-
ton Of the International Travelling En-
gineers' Association. which began to-
day and lasts thru Friday.
Now is the time to can peaches. w
have two car loads of the very finest
Michigan peaches, both in bushels and
one-fifth bushels, and can fill you
orders promptly and satisfactorily
with the best fruit Orders from spar
ties outside the city promptly filled
Oppice & Co.
Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner spent
Saturday ard Sunday in Mason City.
Rockwell, Sheffield and Hampton,
holding quarterly conferences and
preaching on Sunday. Each of the
four churches has asked that its pres
emit pastor be returned to it,when the
conference assignments are made.
Mr.. George Disch, formerly of the
Grays pitching staff, now of the De-
troit American League team, arrived in
the city Sunday from Chicago, to visit
his wife at the home of the latter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Lee. Mr..
Disch will rejoin his team in Detroit
Friday morning.
Two Iowa Central engines that have
just come out of the shops after a gem
eral overhauling, were sent south to
Oskaloosa Saturday afternoon, where
they will be placed on the two new
freight runs between yOskaloosa and
Peoria. which became effective with
the new time card at 1891 Sunday
afternoon. The engines have been
thoroughly rebuilt, and will do excel
lent service.
The ]. c. Lewis 81 Plunkard Co.,
which is billed for one night at the
Odeon next Friday, September 18th,
presents talented company of come
dams in an entirely new version of the
we'll known rural comedy success, ST
Plunkard, rewritten and reconstruct
ed. All new features, new novelties.
everything new but the title. Prices,
is, 25, IS and so cents.
Mr.. Fred Neil son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Neil who is a student at Iowa
state university, is home for visit of a
few weeks with his parents. Mr.. Neil
has been spending the summer at Iowa
City in the employ Of the university
engaged In helping move the old
science hall. He will be in the city I'M
til after the marriage Of his sister
Miss Caro- Neil, to Mr.. Joseph Whit
t,ly y,Jo yoI-