Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-25


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THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Dr. Henriksen. diagnostician.
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Children's REFERS s15O. Pappe Bros.
The opening at the New York Milli-
merry will be Friday, Sept. 90.
Alright wood heaters from SO up at
Schmidt & Bournes, 102 West Main.
Special display of pattern hats Thurs
day and Friday at Miss Middlekauff' S.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ. d. Special atten-
ton to diseases of women and children
Pappe Bros. are Marshalltown's
leaders in up-to-date mems and boys
wear.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Lathrop have been
entertaining at their home since Satur-
day afternoon a baby daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Perfect. of South
First street, are the parents of a
daughter, born Sunday morning.
Robert II. Walker and Rosa l.. Bell,
both OF Newberg, We're married by JUS
tice Burritt at his office in this city.
I have replenished my stock of hair
goods and will continue the business at
my new location, 204 East Main Mime.
Rema.
DR.. Getz says an addition to his hos
pital will shortly become necessary, ii
the present demand for hospital care
continues.
The Second ward Ladies of the Mac
cabees will meet Tuesday evening with
Mrs. w. w. Templeton, ITO NORTH
Third street.
a telegram from Darlington, N. d.
announces that Mr. E. w. Winery anc
his party Will leave for Sykeston, tina,
state, on the 9th.
A wash machine, clothes drying
rack, an ironing board, wash bench
land the best wash boiler at Schmidt &
Bourne's 1o2 West Main street
Mr. j. z. Dotson left Saturday nigh
Tor the east on a business trip of a weel
or ten days. He will visit New York
Philadelphia, Boston, Washington ant
other eastern cities.
Mr.. James Denmead returned thi
morning from Colfax. where he ha
been for the past three weeks on &C
count of rheumatic troubles. He is no
Very much improved.
If You have d little time just step in t,
Hellberg's and have him show you som,
lof those fine watch movements and golt
eases. He has an elegant line and is a,
proud of them as a child with a new
TOY.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Nokoun. residing on Anso,
street. while walking along a sidewal
/ in the south part of the city Saturda
tafternoon fell and broke her left cola
bone.
For SaIe-Two residences. one locate
| 212 South Third street. the other 81
! North Center street. Enquire of NJ. j
Rodney or E. NJ Williams at office o
MeCormick Harvestering Maehin
Com pahy.
Messrs. Ed White and James Moone,
Were in Ottuinwa saturday night in at
tendance al. the Forepaugh- Sells Bros
circus. and remained over Sunday a
\ the guests of their friend, Mr.. Il
/ Billie, formerly of this city.
lsaloesa. have named their son, Dor
last week after the little chaps grand
4 fathers. and he will be known throug
life as I.arkin Mcneil Martin, or. i
other words T.. NJ Martin. Jr.
~ !. INV Ms : 81 pouiiie' uausl ..'si
:! Nas.ss -Nffsis aii'i Nztsaia anu soii' va
overland trip to the city Sunday, visi
ing until this afternoon at the home
Nj. ana Mrs. George T. Bourne.
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What Mr.. Barr was warden, and the la
lter's visits 10 the old scenes about ii
Iprison are very pleasant.