Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-03
THE CITY in BRIEF,

|YHE City .IN BRIEF.
Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
Or. Aighell, surgeon and physician.
4 DR.. Cheshire, physician. Brenneckei
building.
\ Trading stamps with all work. Miller
1.-THE jeweler.
4 Meet us at schobert's old stand.
4 sPappc Bros.
For a cool fresh smoke try Grahamss
Smoker scent cigar.
l. Clothes line props and all handy
things at Schmidts hardware store.
All the new things in parasos in a
/ great variety of colors. NJ. II. An
sdrews.
For saie-stcck Of goods and fixtures.
Cheap rent. Address Let's Fletcher
company.
Ladies' White and colored wash
waists, beautiful styles. Hoyt's Depart-
ment Store.
\ The Beethovens will meet Wednesday
aIternoon With Mrs. f. o. Baughman,
| No. 10 North Third avenue.
\ Drink Yale coffee. 1t will make you
forget your troubles and love your ene-
mics Sold by ADAMS. The grocer.
Constable S. y. Leech, who has been
Lin for several weeks with erysipelas
was able to be out Monday for the first
thine.
The travel department of the Wom-
ems Club VIII meet Wednesday after
l3noen with the chairman, Mrs. Helen A
Clark.
Our friends and customers who want
their eyes tested and specs fitted, we
Would respectfully ask 10 call in the.
forenoon. VIM. Hellberg.
Father NJ. 6. Lehman, of st. AIarysi
church. left this morning for sibley,
Where tonight he Will deliverhis lecture,
"A Jaunt Thru the Emerald Isle
-rs. G; w. Burnhan1 accompanied.
her hus band, Judge Burnhain, to the
city Monday evening, ID remain with,
him during the April term Of court.
No. !, was q t,laysd into this city one
shou: and fifteen minutes this morning.
8psiiss8to the lateness of the Wabash
train.
Mrs g. II. Rsifner at her home, No
l0s North Third svenue. Mil be the
hostess Wedtsss..ay Afternoon sto the
Ladies Aid Society o the universalist
ischurca.
Mr.. Frank lornell returned to the
lefty yesterday after a three years abb
senee spent in Syracuse, N. V, cleve-
Hand and kililadslpilisl. He will remain
| home in deinitely.
NJ = and Mrs. f. r. Harlan. who re-
side at No 81 North First street. have
rented the Hi1l property. at No. 80 East
Main street, and will move into their
new home this week.
The Charter Oak dispatches OF tpday
announce that MIR. L. ~ Abbott, for
mcrly of this city, has sold his resi-
denee there and will. With his family,
remove soon TO Seattle, Wash.
No usesto advertise coffee unless Iii is
coed. Our customers can for D@inreil
! Wright & Compang's goods over and
over again. Sales have doubled lately
Try pound. All prices. Reynolds.
Watson & Co.
The dispatches from Washington
today give notice OF the increase in
pension granted to Thomas j. Tnornp-
son. a member of the Soldiers Home.
Mr.. Thompson Will hereafter receive
s12 Instead OF $40.
Mr.. Harry Humphrey. the former day
operator in the Chicago d Northwest
e.n' office. has taken his old position
again, after several months absenee
from duty. Mr., Will strang has taken
his old position. on the night desk.
Mrs. e. r. Bassett who has made her
home IN this city for the past two
years, Went to State Center, her former
4 home, aIond ay evening, and will reside
| there. Miss Emma Bassett, teacher OF
| the Melbourne school. was up Monday
TO visit her mother.
4 Stylish dressers patronize P. H. Peter
sen & Co, the tailors. They have such
large line to select from. both domes-
Lite and imported, that you can not help
fndins just what You want. Every
thing first class, and no shoddy goods.
4 z. III. Petersen & Co.
4 The county board of education. COM
posed of the board OF supervisors and
superintendent Morrissey, met late
4 Monday afternoon$to listen to petitions
from Albion and Melbourne concerning
q change in the district book deposito-
ries. A change was made in each OF the
towns.
Pat McGrath and N Duckendorf old
soldiers, We're arrested by officer coch-
4 ran Monday night and were before
Mayor Pierce this morning charged
i with intoxication. Both were released.
S. Collins, of Montour, railroad labor.
er, arrested by Officer Clark, was given
six days.
Mrs. Ed Welch and family, who have
resided in the city for year or so,
went to Melbourne Monday evening to
reside. Mr.. WEIGH, who has been a
fireman at the glucose works stree the
| family's residence here, has rented the
Cottle farm three miles northwest OF
| Melbourne.
Messrs. o. II. Hole, of this city, Elan
| Williams and Peter Stouffer, OF Con-
rad, Willard Montgomery, residing
eight miles north OF the city, and z. 4.
swearingen, OF Albion. left this morn
tno- 49,