Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-16

Ell, and obstetrics. Office over the Fl.
deity bank.
Sheet music-Late popular, LOO
copies, cents copy all this week
Eadie- Ward Piano Co.
| Wanted a young man. age II t.
20. to make himself useful about tn,
store A. H. Simons.
Sheet music, 1000 copies late popu
lar, all this week only cents copy
Eadie- Ward Piano Co.
We recommend our $3.50, So and $
mems and women's shoes as best any
where for the price. Geo. Trautmanr
& Co.
This seasons theatrical "hunch" is
my Dixie Girl" which comes to the
Odeon Tuesday. September II. Prices
25. IS, SO and rs cents.
| Miss Gertrude Tomlinson left Satur-
day for Clear Creek, ILL.,, where she
will be in attendance at the yearly
meeting of HiNite Friends.
The district office of the 1nterna-
| tiona Correspondence Schools, Room
8, kibby building, Marshalltown, la
II. l.. White. representative.
Miss Josie Gundlach. who underwear,
a surgical operation at st. Thomas
hospital two weeks ago, was discharged
Saturday and returned to her home.
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| Wanted-At once, thirty experienced
diggers for water works and sewer
departments. Apply e. z. Mack SUI
perintendent water mains and sewers
Exhibitors at the county fair do not
want to forget that E. r. Lay has Of
fered prize of SIS for the best five
pound jar of home made country but
ter.
'"Mahara's Minstels" holds forth at
the Odeon for two nights, commence
ing Thursday, September 10. Special
prices for fair week, Is, 25, IS and 90
cents.
Miss Middlekauff will begin the sea-
son Tuesday with fine display OF
dress hats, street hats and tailored
hats. The early customer gets the
choice.
Free attraction during the fair.
Grand free balloon ascension in front
of Archie Parker's store every hour in
the day from a. m. until 10 o'clock
at night.
Cloaks, new styles, long loose gar
ments, long tight and semi fitting
and the latest novelties in imitation
fur jackets, now on display at M. F.
Andrews.
Miss Jessie Hulsey, who is a patient
at st. Thomas hospital, where she re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis, is doing very nicely, and
making most satisfactory recovery.
The International Correspondence
Schools are having window display in
the Kibby building, East Main street.
and are giving 20 per cent discount
on all courses for few days during
this display.
"a barrel of Roseine Pennsylvania
kerosene, the best lamp oil in the
world, will be given away at the county
Yfair to the best guesser. Get partic-
ulars at the Marshall Oil Company
booth. A second and third prize will
be given
A dance will be given every alter
nate Tuesday evening turnout the sea-
son at Odd Fellows hall, commencing
Tuesday night, Sept. II, 1907. Even
ing tickets SO cents. Admission, 10
cents. Jones Imperial orchestra.
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The police here have been requested
by the authorities of Oskaloosa to look
out for runaway boy, Willie Bowen
by name. aged 16. The lad has red
hair, and when he left home was wear
ing pair of overalls and a black hat.
Grading has been in progress for a
week on the extension of North Fifth
street thru the D. w. Norris property
If the council elects to accept Mr.
Patterson's offer Of purchase, this
ter street bridge.
The ladies of the Elm Lutheran
church will serve lunch, ice cream,
lemonade, etc, during the county fair.
The stand will be close to the entrance
of the grand stand 1t is our purpose
to serve the best that can be obtained
for very reasonable charges. Come
and see
A quantity of piling caught fire Fri
day afternoon in the Iowa Contra
yards, and the south side fire company
was called by a silent alarm. Mos
of the timbers were charred before the
fire was extingugished. Sparks from
a passing engine are believed to have
been responsible for the blaze.
.
Arthur e. Mitchem, who has charge
of his mothers farm, southeast of the
| city, has developed a most excellent
plum of the prune variety and ever
this season has harvested an excellent
crop. He also succeeded in raising
a considerable quantity of good peaches
on the farm. Mr.. Mitche1n is the youns
farmer whose experimental planting
of corn scaled 100 bushels to. the acre
| Judge Charles A. Pollock, of Fargo
N. D., spoke twice at the Methodist
church Sunday. During the Sunday
school hour Judge Pollock addressed
the Brotherhood Bible class rather
| briefly on the subject, Els Christianity
a Part of the Law of the Land? 2" The
| subject of his evening address, which
was delivered before an audience O.
good size, was 1.-The Enforcement OF
the Law" Judge Pollock left fol
Mount Vernon this morning, accom-
panied by his daughter, who Joined
him here this morning Miss POLLOCK
will enter Cornell College.
The members of the Bangor band
| With their wives, spent very pleas
ant day Friday with Mr.. c.. b. Beeson