Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-10

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THE CITY IN BRIEF.
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Bay Woodbury. block.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
Black goods. Bannatyne & Lay.
Rainy-day skirts at the Hawkeye.
Crouch. Presbyterian church Sept. IA.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
dell 8 cafe.
Wanted-Shirt and waist makers at
JOG East Main street
We sell all kinds of soft coal. j. f.
Irwin Lumber Company.
The city council will hold its regular
monthly meeting tonight.
Wanted-T Thirty tomato peelers at the
Hawkeye Canning Company S.
More of our splendid values in satin
waists just received. Bannatyne & Lay.
Il The new w. b. Erect Form corset in
white, drab and black at NJ. F. An-
tdrews-
If you think of buying a lamp this
fall do not forget to visit the Racket
Store and get their prices.
Miss Sadie Engstrom has accepted a
position With Lee & Benedict and began
her new duties this afternoon.
statesmen at northeast corner of First
avenue and State street. z. Bernstein.
AIR Mike Carney, of Goskaloosa, fire.
man for Engineer Jesse Long, of the
Central, was in the city Sunday TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Long.
Go to Flowers for oysters New
York squares. 30 cents; New York
standards. So cents; selects. 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day
The ladies of the Royal Neighbors who
We're to have met Tuesday afternoon
With Mrs. Fred Pepper have postponed
their meeting for one week.
Mr.. H. /. Smith, of Gilman, one of the
Oldest lumber dealers in the state, was
in the city Saturday in attendance at
the Hoo-Eoo meeting and banquet.
This Week is the time to can peaches.
They never will be cheaper and are
now of the best quality. Fresh arrivals
every day. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
We have more of the s7.25 hard coal
to. deliver to amy part of the city. Ask
these who have bought of US il it is all
right. j. f. Irwin Lumber conpa ny.
Miss Georgia Jones OF Beanan, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest Of Miss
Lille Sartorius. going 10 Pickering in
4 the evening, Where she Will take cnarge
OF rural school No. 2, ireencastle.
ar. Clyde w. Morse IS minus his new
National Wheel, Which, he left in the
Lefty building Saturday evening while
he went TO q neighbGsing barbor shop
and which disappeared during his alb
senee.
6 In he absence of the pastor. Rev. w.
b.. NIcCaiea, Tsev. j. IL zNiblock occupied
4 the pulpit of Trinity Evangelical church
Lon sunday preaching To large and in
4 terestsd audiences both morning and
lev niisg.
The Gilman Canning Company, al
4 Gilman closed its eason's work today
\ The factory has been in operation SIN
4 weeks. and in that time has put up
ireads- for the market, about 3,oo0,O0(
Jeans of corr.
The p. 3. @. met in the first session
Of The year Saturday afternoon witt
the president. Mrs. IL. A. kinnan. Onls
Fl business was considered at the meeting
lat the close of which the hostess serv-
Fl er refreshments.
Master Frank Collins, who is ezra nj
4 boy for Whitton and Mhithead. an,
Who has been compelled to be out of tn,
store for a month on account of troubl,
4 with his eyes, has so far improved tina
he has returned to his work
H Mrs David Hauser of Written. ar
rived .s in the city Saturday evening an,
will be in attendance this week at tn
camp meeting of the Central Iowa spir
itualists Association. She IS tn { euest5o
Il H.
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General superintendent C. W. HINT
ington, of the Central spent Sunday i;
the city with his family and left thi
morning for Peoria, where he will at
tend meeting of railroad superintend
ents of lines entering Peoria, to be he'll
Tuesday.
Those wishing to take up the violin
mandolin Or guitar this season will al
Well by calling on or dropping a posta
70 y. S. Ba-borka. AS a musician h
needs no Introduction to the people 3
Marshalltown. Address $40 Nortl
Third street
A merry time was spent at the count
farm Saturday evening when Master
L Willett and Paul Tonlinson, sons
Superintendent and Mrs. w. E. Tomlin
son, entertained a party of friends ii
honor of their cousin, Lawrence Baugh
man, of Washington.
so Fl
Mrs. Mike Reusch was in Toledo Sat
urday, where she attended the funera
of her husbands father. the late Ma,
Reusch, whose death was mentioned i,
these columns, a few days ago. Mr.
Reusch and daughters, who We're ais,
present at the funeral, returned Sunda,
ievening.
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