Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-18

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THE CITY in BRIEF.
Or. Nichols. surgeon.
George j. Allen. scientific opticlan.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Elegant Smyrna rugs at bargain.
Marion Gard.
Ladies waist offenders Is cents each.
Hoyt's Department Store.
The w. c. T. u. will meet Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Wom-
ans Exchange
Cleaning UP price on mems light coll
ers in madras shirts, 80 cents Hoyt's
Department Store
-Four or five pieces of foulard silks
that We're 90 cents to close out at %
cents. II. F. Andrews.
Three dollars for s225, or $3.50 for.
$3.50. ere the tan shoe values we are
giving you at our sale. f. G. Wallace.
Veteran George Thill, of the Soldiers
Home. left this morning for Grafton
to spend a thirty days Through with a
son.
General Traffic Manager j. y. Title
more, OF the Central, arrived home this
morning from a short business stay in
lsChi2ago.
Miss Hattie Dickson went to ottum-
wa this morning, Where she Will attend
on Thursday the wedding of her
nephew, MIR. Charles Cornell
Miss Kate Rogers went 10 colfax this
week. Mrs. c. o. Rogers accompanied
her daughter as FAR as Grinnell.
Mrs. Will Chapman, who has been ill
in Mason City, at the home of Mr. and
! Mrs. s. B. Chapman, for several weeks.
returned 70 the city this morning.
General Passenger Agent George s..
4 Batty, Of the Central, returned this.
morning from a few days stay in Chi
Ecago and Peoria on company business.
! That iiyo euro that Hammond &
/ Benedict sell will drive the flies from
your horses and cattle and Les: Lice
Killer will kill allayour ice and mites on
4 poultry and stock.
Mrs. Julian H. smith, daughter Ca
lista ard son. Master Roy, returned
|. Tuesday evening from Steamboat
Rook, where taey have been TWO weeks,
g 'aaI,i'sls Misli 9 party Of friends.
j. Mi. George Ii. Albert and Mr.. p. A.
| ia{sleEs left Tuesday evening for Rock
lslana. H.. where today they attended
1.-THE Wofdmens picnin for northern llli-
isne!s. Mn. iiaw.ey will visit the tants
of the Davenport and NIuscarine Mac
4 caoees before returning home.
y few young people spent Tuesday
sveisi,g Very pleasantly with Miss
iItutf! BinfGrd, who entertained in hon
or Of her friend. Miss Adelaide Barnes,
Of Rockford, I'll, Tha evening vas speat
HHiIs Very Informal manner ard. for that
reason perhaps was all The more en-
i joyed.
i Or. ard Mrs Harry A. Hurd left
4 Tuesday evening, on the Colorado spe-
Escis,l for, Denver Colorado Springs ard
i Mauitou. where they viii remain for a
H month on ACCOUNT of the health of DR..
fiIurd VINO has been gradually growing
worse on account OF a nervous trouble,
for several weeks.
TIE new articles Of Incorporation Of
afhe Southwestern Mutual Life .hssocia-
E5tion adopted at the recent meeting of
Il members. and made necessary under the
I.rew insurance laws. have been favor
& ;s,5is. PASSED upon By Attorney Gent'a
Il Renley and have been filed for record
with the county auditor.
i party Of landseekers left the cit,
Thursday eveningz over the Central, witt
Okianclna CITY as its destination. Tn,
person al of the party was DR.. Fl. G
Willitts, samuel Melick, j. B. Myer!
and NJ. W. Mclean. Of Whitten, ant
L, l.. Hcgancamp. A. c. Halnes and c;
r. Has, this city. The gentleme,
expect to be absent about three weeks
1 TIE low rates 10 Denver and common
points IN Colorado are attracting man.
passengers from the east. and all Q
4 / the Northwestern,s overland train
n TUESDAY We're from a half to one hou
4 late on account of the extra traffic
4 The Colorado special Tuesday evening
\ had on three extra coaches, all filled t
4 their capacity with nothing but Den
a liver business. The Pacific express, Nc
I 8. also had three extra coaches, al
lflied.
DR. and Mrs. E. w. Jay, of ST. An
thony. We're hosts and hostess to abou
: sixty guests Tuesday evening at thei
home in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Dalla
Mabie, Of Kansas City, Kas., who hav
. been in ST. Anthony during the pas
9 week attending the reunion Of the Ma
; bic family A musical program was tn
feature of the evenings entertainment
the st. Anthony band, under the leader
ship of Professor Hilfricus. Of stor
City, being present. Refreshment
were served and delightful time wa
.Eenjoyed by ALL
George AIillen and ]. S. Bunting, tw
old soldiers arrested by Officer Cochran
= We're before Mayor Pierce this morning
charged with intoxication, and wer
committed to Jail for six days. VIII
liam Mills and 4. McCabe, arrested b
; Officer Weaver on a similar charge
were also committed, and A. Reetz an
]. Joyce. for disturbing the peace, wer
given six days. They We're arrested b
! Officer Weaver. ]. Kinds arrested b
Officer Clark. paid the costs for intoxi
cation, as did also j. Mccarthy, arrest
ed by Officer Weaver, and Charles Ed
cert arrested nv Officer Cochran