Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-21

Shut off all your gas turner's Sun
day, Sept. q, at 2 p. m.
The just right in fall trouserings
Hopkins 4 Son, popular tailors.
Souvenir spoons of all kinds make
acceptable gifts. See Aliens line.
Gas will be shut off Sunday, Sep
TENDER %, at 2 p. ~, for about two
hours.
II you want good coal. buy Illinois
Chunk. South Side Coal Company,
phone o..
Don't forget to phone Jones if you
want your furniture retinished with
Woodshine.
Reliable boy wanted. Good wages
Steady job. No cigaret tiends. c,
Deuell's news depot.
Byron Webster & Son have removed
their offices from the Kirby building
to suite No.. 5, fremont block.
Toilette parlors. electric scalp and
facial treatment. New style hair puffs.
Anson-Stroud, 1914 North First street.
S. P. johnson, 13 North Center, wish
eS to call attention to his fine line OF
teas and coffees at prices within the
reach Of all.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton s. Evans,
farm loan attorneys, p. Q. Box Sc. Tul-
sa, Indian Territory.
Why Girls Leave Home" is an alb
sorbing story realistically portrayed,
and of wholesome conception. AT the
odeon tonight. Prices Is, %. So and
80 cents.
H. w. futile, at the head of the
home missionary work of the Congre-
gational church of the state, was in
the city today. Mr.. Tuttle's home Is
in Grinnell.
Henry Sundellts North Center street
restaurant will give you a good meal
for less money than elsewhere. Every
thing clean and sanitary, and only in
spected meats served.
Wanted - Violin, mandolin and
guitar pupils. Advanced and begin
ners. for mandolin clubs. Complete
courses taught On all instruments. L..
r.. Decker, LOG South Fifth avenue.
H. L. Spencer, of Oskaloosa, was in
the city on business Friday, and to
see his nephew, Earl Roberts, who re-
Gently entered the service of the Rail
road Y. NJ. c. A. as an assistant Sec
rotary.
Otis johnson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
* ~ n 49, 49, I,-, I>n1, ,y>a y, n y a
the summer with his parents. returned
to Iowa City Friday to begin his sopho-
more year in the electrical engineering
department.
F. P. Eichorn. formerly of this city,
who, for the past few months, has
been living in Cairo, H., arrived in
the city his morning to remain for
a few days on business. Mr.. Eichorn
has disposed of his property here.
The weather is turning cooler and
you'll want that new fall or winter
suit. Have it made right which can
have Psenicka make it for you. Full
and complete line of fabrics, the lat
est, to select from. Right prices. A.
Psenicka.
The coming engagement Of THE
Heir to the. Hoorah" at the Odeon, !
Monday. September 90, is being pleas
anticipated on account of the
popularity gained by this breezy and
story of the mining country
during the two seasons of it's travels
since he long run at the Hudson the
alter. New York city.
w. E. Davis has begun suit in the
court against E.. E. Hartman,
F. Smith and Rose e. Hartman.
claiming judgment of Hartman Of
$3.50 on a note secured by a chattel
mortgage on live stock. The others
are made defendants because of
claimed liens they have on the mort
gagged property.
E. III. Walkup. living one and one
half miles west Of the city on Main
street, has raised some fine plums and
peaches this year. While plums have
not been a good crop this season the
trees of the Walkup orchard have done
very well. and the yield was very
Mr.. Walkup raised some
OF the Blood's Golden variety that
We're especially fine this year. In
peaches some Of his free stone vari-
cites measured as much as five and
one-half inches in circumference.
s. T. Barnhill. 4os South Second
street, is seriously sick at his home
With disease of the heart, and at times
during Friday night his condition was
as to cause the family alarm.
Mr.. Barnhill, who is a foreman for
George w. LaPlant, was taken sick
about a week ago, at Grinnell, with
what appeared to be some intestinal
He returned home and was
able to be up and about when the
nils condition today is very little, if
improved.
John A. Welter. a deaf mute of this
city, is contemplating bringing a suit
or heavy damages against the Chica-
go Great Western Railway Company.
III ccount of an alleged injury sus-
aimed in the collision between passen-
ser trains, which took place early one
morning last summer, in the yards in
his city. Weller claims that he was
passenger on che of the trains. and
When the collision came was in the
let of STOPPING over in his seat to Pick
his grip. preparatory to getting off
he train. He was thrown forward
tgainst the seat; and his eye injured
o badly that nc alleges he will lose
lis sight.