Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-22

at Allen's.
r. e. Thomas dentlst. over 10 West
Main. Telephone. new S22.
Suits made to order, only sl5. Ma
tional Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
All the new autumn shades and
fancy plaid silk petticoats, at Pratt &
| BaXters.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth will
hold three night fair in Forney.s hall
october rs, 10 and 90
Dance at Forney's hall tonight, Fer
gusons (seven) piece orchestra. Adj
mission loo. Electric fans.
| We have a decided bargain in hem
stitched. pure linen buck towels. which
we offer at 81 IS per dozen. Il. r.
Lay.
| Attend the Indians dance tonight at
| Redmen hall Admission ten cents.
| Evening ticket fifty cents. Williams
orchestra.
| Mrs. w. W. Doolittle and Mrs. w. S.
Mcbride We're llostesses at the formers
home, 102 South Third avenue, Fri
| day afternoon. to the Baptist Ladies'
| Aid Society. There was a good at
tendance.
w II. C. No. 9 will picnic I'm COM
pany with Croker Post and Corps of
Des Moines, at the Soldiers Home park
on Tuesday. Sept 25th All members
of local post and corps and their fam
| lilies are invited. Bring your baskets.
.
telephone message from Bangor
states that a sX-year-old boy who had
| mysterously disappeared, was found
| in the dense Businesses of his fathers
corntield. Hundreds hunted for him
as eagerly as they hunt for Just what
they want in furniture and floor COW
erings and always find at A. +. Wilbur
& Sons.
Secretary Goodel of the r. r. Y NJ
c. A wishes to call attention to the
fact that there are to be two sales Of re-
served seats for the entertainment.
course this year and he urges those
who expect to take advantage of this
splendid course to read carefully the
instructions printed on each ticket. The
seat sales dates are September &c and
2S
For more than a quarter of CEN
fury we have bought and sold depend
able cloaks in Marshalltown Not only
this season but all these years we have
handled New York and other eastern
made cloaks ard can produce and show
from our present stock as many New
York cloaks as any other dealer in che
city. NJ r. Andrews.
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Now is the time to have your over
coats, jackets and winter clothing
cleaned, repaired or colored, so we will
have them ready for you when you
want them. Out of town work will have
prompt attention Work called for and
delivered. New phone Ill, old phone
22-J. Marshalltown Steam Dye Works,
227 East Main street.
An exhibition of the work done by
past educational classes of the Rail- |
road Y. M. c. A. is being prepared, and
is to be shown during the noon hours
next week in the various factories and
shops of the city. The purpose of the
exhibition is to show samples of the ]
work done by members of the classes. |
which have studied nights at the asso-
ciation during the past two winters.
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The two expert accountants from the
have been inspecting the city books
office of State Auditor Carroll, who
and accounts and the methods of cor
Quoting nuni.ipal affairs. have COM
pleted their work and returned to Des
Mones. Their report has not bee.1
filed here, but it is presumed copy |
will be issued from the state auditors |
i
DDS of bookkeeping will be highly COM
mended by the experts. it is under
stood, and the city will receive a mucn /
more creditable report than did Ores
ton, where the same men conducted the |
first examination under the new law |
before coming to Marshalltown.
The Waterloo presbytery meets in
Waterloo on Tuesday, October 9, for |
the regular fall meeting. The genera, |
subject to be discussed is christian |
Stewardship" and Rev. C. w. McCord, |
pastor of the. Marshaltown church, |
will deliver one of the addresses The |
Christian Entleavor of the presbytery
will meet at the same place on Mon |
day. October 1, and Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cord will make the annual address at
this convention. His subject will be
Half Baked Christians" From Wa
terloo he will go to Des Moines to at
tend the state convention of the En-
deavor, which will be held Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday of the first week in
october, and he is on the program for
an address at that meeting.
The Marshalltown Chapter, ID. A. r.,
held it's first meeting this fall Friday
afternoon, having met the last time be-
fore this, on June Is. Mrs. w. c.
Payne, 211 West State street, was the
hostess. Some important business was
transacted, Mrs. Merritt Greene and |
Mrs. A. c. DAILY being elected delegates
to attend the Mississippi Valley D. A.
r. convention at Iowa City, on October |
% and 26. Mrs M. F. Andrews and |
Mrs. w A. Davis We're named as their
The program consisted of a
paper written by Mrs. C. L. Duffield |
but read by Mrs. Greene, on "Forma
ton of Political Parties" The hostess
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs. May F. Montgomery Mrs.
Fuller was the only guest of the chap
ter
NEARING A SETTLEMENT.
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