Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-25
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Dance at Forneys hall Wednesday.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 302 w. Main.
DR.. A. Clyde Conway. physician and

DR.. A. Clyde Conway. physician and
surgeon.
Come and see me, will do you good.
Consultation free. DR.. Mairs, 122 East
Main street.
Anyone having donations for the
rummage sale of the Ladies' Guild,
leave word at Jas Skegg's store on
East Main.
Special Thursday morning at
O'clock, we place on sale a great line OF
soc and 75c wool dress goods for 25c
yard. Archie Parker.
Division superintendent w. II. VIVA
len, of the Northwestern. passed thru
the city this morning on his way from
Boone to Belle PLANE.
Special - Thursday morning at
o'clock. we place on sale great line of
soc and 75c wool dress goods for Zoe a
yard. Archie Parker.
A list of the prize winners in all OF
the more, important divisions of eXhib-
it's of the Marshall county fair. held
recently, will be found on page five of
this issue.
IAN Aristocratic Tramp" a funny
tramp comedy. will be the attraction at
the Odeon Thursday evening. Special
prices have been arranged. Is, rs, 80
and so cents.
We wish to remind those who have
received coupons from the Home jour
nal Pattern Company for their patterns
that these coupons must all be re-
deemed at our store on or before Sep
90. e. r. Lay.
Umpire Fuller. who has been doing
duty in the Iowa State League for the
past two months, arrived in the 6ty
Monday evening to close his business
affairs with President l.. S. Peckham.
Fuller will later return to his home.
Two immense locomotives of the oil
burning type, consigned to the Union
Pacific at Omaha, passed thru the city
last night in charge of their messenger
The engines were numbered PA and
235, and were built by the Baldwin
Locomotive Works at Philadelphia.
A we'll known local business man
says he never mingles in a crowd !
without leaving his watch at home for
fear of pickpockets. He says he be-
lieves In saving time and for that reas-
on has placed in his office Globe
Wernicke Elastic" filing cabinet sold
by A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
The Myrtle Vinton company will
open u two nights engagement at the
Odeon next Friday evening. The open
ing play will be "Elwood Mystery"
Prices. 10, 20 and 30 cents. On Fri
day night a lady will be admitted free
with each 30-cent ticket purchased be-
fore o'clock.
Mr.. j. A. Dooley, manager Of the 10
cent store. speaks in the highest terms
of the Bostonia Orchestra which
comes TO- the Methodist church next
Monday in this years Y. NJ. c. A.
course. Mr.. Dooley heard this organi-
cation in Boston and again at Allan
tic City, N. j., and says they are su-
perb
Advices from Iowa City are that Car
oil Kirk, who was hurt in a class
scrap Saturday afternoon, was not as
badly injured as was at first supposed.
Kirk was able to be about Monday, and
altho his injuries are such that he cam
not enter the football squad for prac-
tice for several days, he will entirely
soon.
Mr., c. L. Nichols, division superin
.endant of the Chicago Great Weste q
with headquarters in Des Moines, and
MIR. H. c. Chandler, general storekeep- !
rf tEa mic in tho /
city, The officials came here in pri- |
property, and will visit 9TH
er points along the division.
S. Clyde Williams, who has been |
with the Brownies during the season,
returned with members of the team
Monday, and this morning he went to
tine in coaching the Iowa State College
team. Mr.. Williams will remain with |
the. college team until the close of the
season late in November. His plans
for the winter have not been decided
altho he may return to this city.
Past Midshipman Frank j. Fletcher
y. S. NJ, unexpectedly arrived in the
,ity Monday evening and surprised his
parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. T. j. Fletcher
Mr.. Fletcher will remain during leave |
IF absence of ten days. He has, since
his graduation from Annapolis, been
stationed on board the Rhode Island,
which is now at Boston. Mr.. Fletcher
lal not much more than reached home
when he received a telegram ordering
lin back to Boston. He will leave to-
night
Charles City Intelligence: "Rev. Ma
thaniel Pye, D. D., at the meeting of
he quarterly conference for the local
church, the Cedar Falls district, at the
Methodist church last night, was un-
anirnously invited by all members pres
emit to remain in charge of the local
pasGorate Rev. Pye has proven HIM
self popular among members of al;
denominations in the city. The con-
ference for Upper Iowa will be held at
October 8, at which time
it will be known definitely as to who
will be in charge of the pulpit at this
place"
A good audience was present at the
Christian church Monday evening, to
,nioy the entertaining and instructive
ecture given by the pastor, Rev. e. w.
Bowers, on the subject, "a Tenderfoot
n the Bad Lands" which was illus
rated by a large number of interest,"
ag pictures painted from photographs
aiken by the lecturer during his trip
here The lecture was scientific, des-
.riptive and humorous, in character.
- ILL.,