Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-08

Chamberlain, OpIOmetTlSI
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Winter wheat. See want column.
wanted.-Apprentice at Sparks stu
do.
Special prices on cut glass at AL
lens.
Same Old Moon" tonight at For
ney's hall.
Fifteen extra sales ladies and five
extra statesmen wanted during our big
sale Apply Monday, September 10.
The Fair.
If an investment in city property net
ting IL per cent income interests you,
ask us about it, We have 1t and can
show you. 1t is a snap. Bell & Hill,
Hopkins block.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. johnson. and
family, of North Third street, have
rented part of the Church-Cottle
residence, corner of Center and
Grant streets The family will move
about Oct. l.
A number of the neighbors and
friends of MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Cook, sol
West Main street, Joined in a pleasant
surprise on them Friday evening, for
the purpose of celebrating the first an
niversary OF their marriage. Light re-
freshments were served.
Carl Springer, 51l North First street,
entertained at his home, Thursday
evening. a company of playmates who
IN Ia1, l.; naIahrnfa hio
thirteenth anniversary. A peanut
hunting contest furnished much sport,
the prizes being won by Ray Waite
meyer. Mrs. Springer served dainty
lunch.
The attendance at the fair given for
the benefit of ex- Mayor l.. B. Jones,
was much larger last night on the OPP
ening night. and those present had an
enjoyable evening. SO liberal have
been the donations of the business men
that the management is kept busy in
the effort to dispose of the many val
liable articles.
Clarence and Eleck Smith, of Fort
Worth, Tex, who have been here for
few days visit with their brother,
Rev. Merle N. Smith, and family, left
this morning for Mount Vernon to en-
ter Cornell College. Rev. r. Woulfe, of
Mount Vernon, who has been visiting
for several weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Smith, also left for Mount Ver
non this morning
Tailor made overcoats are to be the
thing this fall and winter. We have
added large and complete stock of
fabrics suitable for overcoats and
want our patrons to see them. A tall
or made overcoat has that style and Tit
effect that you can never get in a ready
made one. A we'll made overcoat
should last man several years. The
kind we make certainly will. Tony
PSenicka.
Deputy Sheriff Seth Cause received
a telegram today announcing the death
of his uncle, DR.. c. o. Cause, at New
Sharon His death was due to heart
disease and was sudden. DR.. Cause
| and wife for several years, prior to two
years ago. resided in Marshalltown,
making their home with Postmaster
j. q. Saint. DR.. Cause made many
friends here. He was learned in the
medical profession and number OF
years ago was superintendent of the
state hospital for the insane in Kan
sas He was past 20 years of age. The
funeral will be held Monday at 10
o'clock in New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Mckay. the lat
ter of whom has been making her home
in this city, have gone to Chicago on a
trip, which will eventually take them
to Japan, and to the city of Mexico,
where they will live. Mr. Mckay came
to the city very recently. From Chi
eago Mr. and Mrs. Mckay will go to
New York, and from there to Santa
Barbara, and San Francisco, Cal,
thence to Mexico where Mr.. Mckay
is extensively interested in mining and
railroad property They will leave
Mexico for Japan to be gone for some
time, but after their return they ex
pect to live in Mexico. Mrs. McKays
mother, MRS. Ida Conklin, will go to
Lyons and later she will go to Cali
fornia to visit.