Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF

& DR.. Henriksen.
Flower pots, all sizes, at Culley's.
Dr.. Janss surgeon and physician
Or. iighell, surgeon and physician.
Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
dell 3 cafe.
Mr.and Mrs U. G. Kinzie are parents
of a daughter.
All the latest sheet music al. the TUT
free Music House
Grand opening. al Miss Midllekauff 5
Thursday and Friday.
Clothes baskets clothes lines and
clothes pins at Culley's
Dr. w. NJ. choate, dentist. Office over
the Fair. Both phones.
Mrs. A. c. Fry NJ. d. Diseases OF
Women and children speciality.
My violin. mandolin and guitar
strings are the best in town. Adamson
116 West Main.
Wait for the Minnetonka Indian Med.
TO all at the sieg.
We carry the celebrated oneita com
lzbination suits for ladies, Misses and
children. The Hawkeye.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Uni
|versalist church will meet WEDNESDAYS
afternoon with Mrs. o. 3. Barrows.
Mrs. George D. Brooke and family ar
rived in the city Monday evening from
st. Paul to make their furture home in
Marshalltown.
The social to have been held tonight
by St. Paul's church at the rectory has
been postponed Indefinitely on account
of the weather.
Manager l. G. Speers. of the Odeon,
was in Des AIoines Monday night Where
he Witnessed the production of the
Black Crook. Jr.
Our cloak and suit man will be al our
store tomorrow and we viii take spe-
5cial orders, for fine tailor-made suits and
Jackets. Lee & Benedict.
Go to Flowers fer oysters. New
York squares. 80 cents; New York
can, Received fresh every day.
Assistant General Freight Agent S. G.
3Lutz. Of the Central. left Monday eve
ming for Omaha, Where he Will remain
=fol, a few days stay on business
Now when your hens are moulting is
the time 10 feed them for winter laying.
Remember i lssapa full line Of poultry
r
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Young are rejoic-
inv over. the condition Of their 2-year-
sid daughter, Mabel, who is rapidly i'm
proving from her long Illness with blood
poison.
The reorga nized articles of incorpora-
ton and amendments TO the constitn-
Ition Of the Railway Y. NJ. C. A. We're
filed for record with County Recorde,
Packer Monday.
supreme Representative p A. Haw.
ley and Mr.. Z. S. Cincebeaux, of tbs
/ 5AIaceabefs. We're in Ack!ey Monday
! night, @here they assisted in the work
of Initiating a class in Ackley Tent No
4 II.
! Liscomb Bee: Mrs. Dorcus Elliot
l returned from Marshailtown Frida,
,,ening. she had been there for, fey
iii}ys assisting. in taking care of he
Daughter, Mrs. L. Quinlan, who ha,
4 been i'll.
MIR. Robert L Sfahl received a tele
gram Monday afternoon announcing tn
9 death of a brother at Independence. Th
4 brother was injured several weeks agt
land was taken to the state hospital fo
8 treatment.
I, William Bowers, j. Brown and /.
81 Stephens, arrested by Officer Cochran
!. ard Ben johnson, arrested by Office
u Clarfi. We're before Mayor Pierce t hi
;. morning to answer to the charge of III
8 toxicaton. All paid the costs exceptin
4 Bowers.
. The case of George Doolittle for as
: sault and battery which was set fo
this afternoon in Justice Rnrritt
Il court. was continued until Monda
!. morning on account Of the death Of tn
Il father of the complaining witness,
!. w. Head.
: The Minnetonka Indian Medicir
: Company Will open a grand free sho
]. at the Sieg Sept. a. Don't miss i
y A company of ladies and gentlemen wi
!. give one of the best entertainment
]. lever seen in the city free. Bring 70,
n friends. Doors will open at o'clock.
! DIR. and Mrs w. B. Kibbey and fan
!. lily arrived home Monday evening fro
: their summers stay al the Outing Gu
. Clear Lake DR.. and Mrs. Ilibbey we
1.-the last to leave the club quarters, ha,
S ing remained a little longer in order TIL
the doctor and his sons might take a,
| vantage of the fall shooting.
! r. Sniffin, the old soldier who On O
settlers picnic day hit Earl Ennis ov,
the head with a cane, was before Jul
tice Burritt Monday afternoon
answer to the charge Of assault ar
battery, an information having bee
! filed by Ennis against the vAtera
Sniffin was found guilty and fined
and costs, amounting to about SIG in a
w. H. Burrows leaves tonight f,
Chicago to meet the representative
the new line of custom made ready
put on clothing, recently added to the
line. They have received and are sl1ov
\ ling some of these goods and thev a