Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
THE CITY in BRIEF


THE CITY in BRIEF !.
DR.. Nichols. physician.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Popular priced trouserings at Hop
kins'.
s Every one is thankful for the cooler
weather.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists, over So
West Main.
Everybody goes to Clear Lake with
the groeerss tomorrow; 81 for round "trip
lIurd & Hynds, dentists. over % West
Main street. Old phone, las; new, Az.
Before you start for the picnic tomor-
row, visit Henry Pappe. He can keep
you cool.
on account of tbs governments pic
mic our store Will be closed all day
Assistant General Freight Agent S. G..
Lu5z, of the Iowa Central. was in
Hampton on business Tuesday.
Mr.. L. s. o'inaeheaux, of the Central
general passenger department, vas in
Oskaloosa Tuesday night on business.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G.
A. has postponed the ice cream social,
announced for Thursday evening, in
definitely.
Mr.. q. r. Haas was in Union today,
where he was present AT the annual rec
union OF the Hardin County OLD Set
Hers Association.
The locomotive tireman Will have an
ice cream social at Tom Cations, 3073
Wsst Nevada street, on Friday eve-8
ming. Everybody invited.
You stand good chance OF winning
one Of the many prizes offered for
events al the grocers pifanic tomorrow
Iowa Central 10 Clear Lake; 81 round
"trip.
Mr. Joe Whitacre went TO Lisconb
this morning, Where this evening he Will
b present at the marriage of Miss Ber-
sha Hauscr to Mr.. George Clarence Nc
Kibhen.
sans Olson was arrested by Constable
Nicholson Tuesday night Charged with
ASA ull and battery. James Harness is
the complaining Witness. The hearing.
will be gwen this evening in Justice AL
lens court.
Prices and excellent fabrics are potent.
pieatisgs 10 men who want a suit of
~,
tsr into good suit Of elotiles-z-stSJ and
fit. If you patronize Petersen & Co.
YOU viii be satisfied,
General Tratfie Manager j. n Title
more. Of the Central, who has been in
fSG,hicago. Peoria and other eastern
points for several days. looking after
ma ters pertaining 70 his department.
arrived nome this morning.
/ David Cochran and z. Fisher. ARE ST.
ed by 9tticsis Weaver: David Meguad
land Frank Miller, arrested by officer
Cochran, We're before Iustiee Burritt
this morning, charged with I'M oxiea lion.
! AZ We're &c tenced to fly days in Jail.
aIr.and Mrs ~. j. Ellitton. Miss Anna
3Rolbinek and Mr.. F. H Hibben left
II Tuesday evening. on the Colorado spe-
ieial. for Denver. where they Will try TO
II escape Inc not Weather and enjoy the
alountain bfeezss for a Week OF ten
4
Il The Ciliea 90 Great Western willmake
/ a rate of half a fare for the round triI
Ito Ill xno attend the Iowa state fair
Il Trains Nsill leave Aarshailtwon at 4 As
i.s:t5 ard So a. nj ard 80 p. m. Chill
$iSt,ren half IA les Tickets on sale Aug
4 II322s 70 Sept 1, good for return unit
sept. 8.
The funeral Of the late Veteran
I5ieorgs ". o;iie. IS the Soldiers Home
s Will be conducted this evening at So,
iron The chapel. Chaplain Jesse Cole
.oiliciating. The intermerlt will be here
iA brother-ia-laW of the deceased, Mr.
Mo lumber, of Mapsie, arrived ,hi.
morning
4 party of Hubbard gentlemen. com.
iIased& Of .iessrs. George w. Housh
Simon Engelking, Gus Nuenfeldt
George sheldon, Fred Oestrich, FREQ
Iiei and Ben Hine, left Tue stiay even,
iil.g, via the Central, for Perry. Okla.
~ here they will remain for a tMo weeks
.Essirospeeting stay.
The L4nnox Machine Company hay
shipped furnaces to PennSy lvania, WIS
Ecensin Illinois. Virginia, Nebraska
Minnesota. Kansas and Missouri withil
the las It few weeks. II they are GOO
q enough for the people IN those states
Why should Marshalltown people no
buy more Of them?
The Flittan dye works at % Yves
lChurcil street is well equipped with al
the necessary machinery to do cleaning
ds-eins, pressing or anything else il
That line. If you nave q suit that
lsoiled. do not throw il away, but brinI
it tosus and we will make it as good a
Inew for a small sum Of money. Flitto
Bros.
4 Justice 3. 4. Burritt ofticiated a tw
weddings al the office of the count
clerk this morning. The parties to tn
first ceremony We're Martin L. Bower
ard Lucia Boyle, both residents of Con
rad, Grundy county. and to the secon
Jacob o.. Prescott and Lena Tow. TIL
latter are well-known Norwegian resi-
4 emit of Dunbar.