Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-07

gov. Wo AuIAASn dill the uHOiuSS dNO
guarantee a perfect fit. Skirt factory,
over 10 cent store.
Dance at Forney's Hall Wednesday
and Thursday nights, after the enter
tainment at the county fair. From 10
to IL p. m. Admission 10 cents. Even
ing tickets so cents.
Ladies-Only $3.50 for making a fine
tailored skirt out Of your own material
We furnish the trimmings and guaran-
tee a perfect fit. This special offer lasts
ten days. Skirt factory over Ten Cent
store.
A new confirmation class in the Nor
wegian Lutheran church has begun its
study under the direction Of Rev. CLAUS
Qualen. pastor Of the church. The class
will be confirmed the latter part Of
May or early On June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Of
Grundy Center, who have been visiting
the latters sister, Mrs. George Size,
returned home Sunday night. Mrs.
Smith had been here for week, and
her husband over Sunday.
For Sale-Business block on corner,
mace, steel ceiling. elevator, cemented
basement, 20 rooms on second floor,
electric lights, gas, bath. mo incum-
braf1ce Make me your best offer. DR..
l. II. Fry.
Wanted-.A number OF experienced
women to canvass Marshailtown for
the purpose of selling tickets for the
n o. "a N iS$i 1o<
ture course. Liberal inducement to the
right parties. Apply to Henry Pappe,
and East Main street.
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Harold Guthrie. the lad who under
went an operation at st. Thomas hos
pital Sunday, following an accident on
Aug. II. when he sustained a rupture
|of a kidney while jumping on a train,
Is doing as well as could possibly be
expected. The boy was conscious to-
day, and somewhat easier, and appear
ed to take an interest in his SURROUND.
ings.
Charles B. Arnoid's Fads and Follies
extravaganza with Harry LIE Clair
will present Isle Island" a brilliant
satire ON woman's rights and suffra-
gsttes at the New Odeon Thursday and
Friday nights. Sept. and 10. The
book is by Julian vernne ana the mu-
| BIC and lyrics by Lester Weith who
have fitted lie Clair with a glove-like
part and big company with a splen.
did vehicle. Prices, 25, IS, so and II
cents.
Chief of Police W. e. Nicholson, wife
and the latter's daughter, Miss Mauds
Durooher, left Sunday evening for .
months pleasure trip turnout the west
Their first stop Is at Denver, and from
there they will take the different sid.
trips to points OF interest. Later the,
will visit Ogden, Salt Lake, and Boise
and at the latter place will be guest.
OF friends at q camping trip into the
mountains. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
and daughter will visit the exposition
at Seattle, touch ct points in British
Columbia, and return via the northern
route.
Fire In a bureau drawer at the Jol,r
Lutes home, 618 West Nevada street
at 4:45 this morning, called out the de.
partment, and was extinguished aftei
damage to the extent Of about 800 hat
been done. The origin of the fire Il
most peculiar, and Is believed to hay,
been due to mice and matches. The
bureau, an old piece of furniture thai
had belonged to Mr.. ana Mrs. Lutes 70,
forty years, was destroyed together
with Its contents. Slight damage wa
done to the wall, and hole was Gu,
In the roof OF the rear part Of III,
house, where II was first believed thu
fire had started Fortunately the chem.
icaliy equipped wagon OF central sta
ton was replaced n service Monday
and It was not necessary to throw any
water The loss IL fully covered b
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