Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-08
THE CITY in BRIEF.

THE CITY in BRIEF
Or. aenricksen, Kirby block.
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Brenneck s Hansen, the leading tai
slors
New ties in bows. wash ties. etc. at
Newcomers.
For a cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" o cent cigar.
The meeting OF the w. R. G. for to-
night will not be held.
1Sabo bust perfectorss just the thing.
for shirt waists, at Newcomers.
H. II. simsins, undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west Of postofiice.
AR. A. F. Haradon, Of Chicago. is in
the city to look after his property inter-
esss.
For Rent--A cellar basement. In
sauire Of the Marshall Tailoring Com
pary.
Gasoline stoves ovens and oil cans for
all at our popular prices. Schmidts
hardware store.
The ladies seem pleased with our mil
linerS, because We have the newest and
best. Mrs. Morrill,.
Mrs. Smiley, a woman representing
the circulation department of the Inter
Ocean, is in tlescity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Brituaer of $50 North
Second street, are the parents of a
daughter, born Monday
DR. z. NJ. Singleton is confined TO his
home suffering from severe stomach
trouble and the effects of overwork.
Mr.. James Mahoney of Belmond, for
merly travelling freight agent of the
Central. was IN the city on business
Monday.
Mr.. u. r. Tremble, Of the circulation
department of the Chicago Record,
spent Monday in the city On business,
going TO Ames in the evening.
Mrs. Ruth Bishop Went Is Fremont
this morning, where she Will make her
home for the summer With her daugh-
cur rule is TO furnish satisfactory
stone IN every particular and give
prompt delivery. AIarshal!town Stone
Company, room 5. court house.
Carroll Sentinel: Mrs. NJ a. Bemls,
of Marshalltown. is visiting at the
shome Of George w. Bowen. she Will
remain in the city for teyeral months.
:
2eady-made wrappers. shirt waists,
dress skirts, pstticoats children's long
and short dresses. long and short
skirts, sacques, coats, etc, at Newcom-
Iser.s. z
Mrs. Lou A. Whis!er and daughter,
/ Miss Stella, left Monday evening via
1.-THE G. G.. w. for Los Angeles. Cal,
where they will make their future
Isheme.
Councilman III. j. Benson went TO
lDes Moines this morning tosattend an
l5executive committee meeting of the
Iowa sMfllers, Insurance Company. of
which he is a member.
For the Republican state convention
I AT Des Moines, May 10 the Chicago
l.Great Western will sell round-trip tick
Lets May9 and 10 good until May IL a,
one fare for the round trip
Master Harley Arson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ssturgis r. Arson, Who has been
l3quite i'll with typhoiiifever for several
weeks, is greatly Improved and was able
Monday to sit up for the first time
/ Miss Cora Lawrence left this morning
florida Grove, where sh will remain fol
a several weeks visit on account of i'm
paired health, at the home Of an aunt
4 Miss I1aWrenceis sister-in-law, Mrs
lscharles Lawrence, accompanied her.
Motornan T.. II. Neulin, of the Mar
Eshalltbwn Light, Power & Railway
4 COMPANY, returned Monday evening
Il from Geneva. Mimi, whore he Went t
slstop payment on a note for a few hun,
I dred dollars stolen from his apartment.
lin this city.
G. II. e. Boardman, lawyer; success.
slisor TO Boardman & Boardman. Can be
preached by telephone; office, new
4 phone 4377, old 40. Residence, new
|'phone 800, old 2Ds. Evening Office hours
Ia to 81. Special department for hand
Hing collections.
4 Mrs. James F.. Dunn, of ST Anthony
i a well-known Liberty township women
lis lying very i'll at her home, SUFFERING
8Ifrom heart trouble complicated witt
4 Bright's disease. Mrs. Dunn is a lad.
snearly go years Of age and it is no
4 expected she can I've Very long.
Mr.. Ernie Taylor. accompanied b.
Miss Alta Booth, left this morning TO
A kragness. Mimi, where they Will joil
i the Iattelss father, Mr.. j. NJ. Booth, o
this city. who is working on a larg
4 farm. Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Booth eacl
a expect to be employed on the farm.
John Rolls and James Stephens wer
before Justice Burritt Monday to an