Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-17

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THE CITY in BRIEF !.
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Or. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Children's golf capes at Lee & Bene-
diets
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
dell 9 cafe.
Wanted Three or four good carpen-
tiers. j. f. Atkinson.
Mrs. A. G. Fry. Diseases OF women
and children q. speciality.
We are agents for Birdsall and VIC
tor clover hullers. Ketchum & Johns
ton
New coal. New coal, New coal.
Nothing bur new coal. j. f. Irwin Lum-
Der Company.
You will find an unusual display of
pattern hats Thursday and Friday at
& ~
The Royal Neighbor ladies meet at
Mrs. Peppers, All North Second avenue,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. a. g. Williams, business manager
for Mathews q Bulger, spent the day
in the city on business.
schutler, Milburn and Harrison
Wagons, all at Very reasonable prices
at Ketchum & Johnston's.
The first new songs of the season
may now be had at Adamson's, 1l6
West Main. Stop in and try them over.
This is the week to look after grapes,
pears, peaches, etc, for canning. Full
supply every day. Reynolds, Watson
& Co.
The way our jackets sell shows that
the styles, quality anu prices are right.
Call and see them. Hoyt's Department
Store.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and 5 West Main.
Both phones.
Go to Flowers for oysters. New
York squares. 80 cents; New York
standards, 35 cents; selects 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society will
be entertained on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. H. o. AIichaels and srs. Peter
kreutzer at the home of the former.
We will deliver you coal, either
Scranton or Lehigh, that has just ar
rived from the mines to any part of the
city for s7.25 a ton. j. f. Irwin Lumber
Co.
diers' Home, was compelled to increase
the number of rations at the institution
this morning to GIL, a son having beer
born To Veteran James Van Derveel
and wife.
Mrs. 4. Burke, after a. short visit Ii
4 the city went home to Clifford Saturday
sevening. Today she accompanied tt
Ackley her daughter, Miss Clara. VIII,
will enter the convent Of the SacreG
4 Heart. located there.
Mr.. W. S. Hale, a travelling salesman
in the employ of Bentley & Olmsted. o
Dies Moines, has moved to this city from
4 Deg Alol1es, and ls nicely located WIFI
Ibis family at the a, S. Tiffany residence
No. 52s North First street.
AZ oon SIN n :. ,,,ar, hers If II,
na1ioa farce s,,,ift.t5 for ~ -, =,
.n,or,th. ofticer Weaver going 81. "a,
thirty days day work and Officer Clarl
4 at nights in the depot districts. Office
hanson mas the day peal up town, AM
ss'Ticer cochran the nlg
Mr.. David Lennox left for Cincinnati
4 Ohio. where he will be in attendance a
the national convention + the Boiler
makers Association. From there h
4 Will go to Dnnkirk, pa, and oswege
N. ". on business. He win be ava
= ~ s :. !. 7 : :. q : Z.
j. O'Day and j. Murray, arrested b
A Officer Cochran: NJ. o 'Brien and j. Gilt
Il ford, arrested by Officer Clark, and vii
4 liam Andrews, arrested by Officer Han
son. We're before Mayor Pierce thi
& morning, charged with intoxicAtior
4 Each was committed to six days Wor
with the exception Of Clifford, Who PAL
a -
MIS- VIII fN :. VINO, Tor over a yea
l,as peeh studylns WITH her nus band !
lhe american schooi8 OF e'ssteopathy.a
isiiAs.siiie' no., arrived 'il 17s-s CITY IN 2.