Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-07

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THE CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Home made mincelneat in bulk at
Culley's.
Bucks steel ranges have no equals.
schnidt's Hardware Store.
Marshall Telephone Co. will furnish
election returns to patrons.
Heavy black dress goods for rainy
day skirts. Hoyt's Department Store.
Rugs made of old carpets Address
Immediately NJ. Iralson, Stoddart House
The largest stock of pianos ever
shown in the city at Tuffree's music
house.
Illuminated down pillows aboit half
regular prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
The Peerless All Steel Range, with a
practical boiler attachment. Schmidt s
Hardware Store, 1o2 West Main.
All kinds OF coal, and quick delivery,
at the Jasper County Coal Company S.
Send in your orders. L. S. schimp.
Daniel Madden, laborer of the city,
and Miss Bessie Stevens, of Indianola,
were united in marriage Sunday by
Justice Allen.
Fldora Ledger: Frank Lane came UP
from Marshalltown Monday. He has
accepted position as fireman on the
Iowa Central.
All election returns will be received
at Van Derveer & La Shelle's tonight
both by telegraph and telephone. Ev-
eryhody invited. Free.
Mr.. George F. A. Walker, one OF tbs
book keepers of the Soldiers Home, lef
/ Monday evening for his home il
Rochester, where today he cast his re.
publican vote.
kurtz Bros. have secured the con
tract for furnishing the mill work fo
1.-THE new building of f. y. Millinery, o
/ Union Kurtz Bros. are securing worl
all over the state.
We have table linen sets from 81 t,
lS16. on Wednesday and Thursday o
| this week we Will give 10 per cent dis
eount on all these fine sets. Be sur
to call and see this lire. Lee & 63ene
dict.
Mrs. Catherine Ford, of Nevada, VIII
has been in the city a few days visiting
lat the p. II. Kelly home. coming TO at
/ tend the funeral of the late Mrs ].
Tretter, returned to her home Monda.
levening.
Mr.. j. p. Kirk viii go to Chicago to
might TO arrange for his coming year
business with the Staver Carriage Com
lpany, the house he represents on tn
5jroad. He viii be absent the balance Q
1.-THE week.
John shillato, who was before Mayo
4 Pierce yesterday upon a charge Of en-
eaging IN an affray. WAS sentenced t
thirty days in jail. Williams and Hub
ler who were also participants In tn
row, paid their fines.
! Maj. Ira F. MAYOR, OF the low
4 Patriarehs Militant, |. @. @. f., left thi
4 morning for Eagle Grove, Cherokee
Missouri Valley and Jefferson. where II
II win attempt 10 organic cantons in tn
uniform rank OF the order.
! The Marshalltown Women's Club wi
i meet Wednesday afternoon to listen I
a program furnished by the departmer
IF literature. of which Miss Rach,
Cannon is chairman. Mrs. May Fol
: bush Montgomery Will furnish an orig
mai story.
Mrs. j. NJ. speer and daughter
Misses VERNE and Mile. Went 10 Osks
Il0osa Monday evening. whore they wi
remain a few days as the guests ,
friends and TO attend the festivities a
ltenflant upon the return of Company
LOT the Fifty-first.
Engineer and Mrs. VIII strause, 50,
Frankie and Herman and daught
Fern, of oshaloosa, Who We're called
the city sunday TO attend the funer
of The formers father. the late j.
strause. returned 10 their home in o
kaloesa Monday evening.
Rev. f. w Russell united in ma
rage Saturday night at his residen
Mr. Fred HOPKINS, Jr., of this city, az
Miss Bertha Kernen, of Grand Rape