Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-15
THE CITY In BRIEF.

THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. Henriksen.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Farms for sale. John coburn. office
with B. l.. Burritt.
New supply OF pure cider vinegar All
REYNOLDS, Watson q Co.'S.
AZ
You will generally find lamb, veal and
mutton at Gerharts White Market
Adamson has the best magazine cam
era on the market. Have you seen it?
II you want Your suit to look like
new take it TO Flitton's Dye Works.
The best at the Lowest prices.
Try our third Vein, roller screened
nut coal for YOU, cook soNe or range.
GREG ofy- Brown Coal Company.
General Passenger Agent George s.
Batty of the Central. went to Des
AIones Tuesday evening, where he
spent today on business.
+ Why pay nigh prices for coffee when
you can get an excellent article Of
Mocha and Java for % cents al the
Sinclair tea and coffee house?
Tomorrow is the day of the Modern
Wpadnen excursion. Get in line and
for round trip Via Iowa Central rail-
way.
Well, yes. it is TIM. You were engag-
ing Your wihter fuel. So come in and see
;is and iJialit" considered We will give
You til4 mlost for your money. Gregory
Brown Coal Comp any.
Photo supplies at cost until septem-
Der We need the room and must re-
duee our stock our goods are OF the
Very best quality ard are all new. Adj
amson, ll6 West Main.
This Is one Of the days when Mar
|shalltQW,s Wl2eelnen could ride on the
sidewalks under HI new Harris orai-
nance which is soon 10 become effect,
i've Tbs roads are quite muddy except
ION the streets that airs pay Cd.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. starboard. who
broke up housekeeping seNefa! months
ago On account If Mr.. Starboaldi alb
ssnee from the city a greater Part Of
the tilne. have rented the HartWell.
cottage at No. i.i5 North Second street.
Nj, Con 7. c'urrail. president and
treasurer Of the Con y. Gurran Printing
s1;onpany. of ST. Louis. spsnt Tuesday
3In the city coming to bid on a quantity
Gf commercial Work lei by the Iowa
Central Mr. Clrran left for ST. Louis
i Tuesday. evening.
The washing away Of freshly laid
gravel on the Northwestern near Belle
j l,laine caused some delay to night and
II eatly morning t;'ains Fast Mail No. .
/ was laid out nearly an hour. rs Was
also No. 8 the Iaacitie express, due here
4 at 1:4o this morning.
A very few ,leighbers aud intimate
ffriends 81 Miss Olive English, OF Ne
vada, Who has been here visiting for
3.ths past Week We're entertained al a
85gieiiglttfulis informal Tea party Tues
Y day evening at The HON. OF Misses Mae
B ami Margaret Joiinso ~
The rainfall during Tuesday night
4 and III, 10 oAclactk q m. amounted TO
50 Of an inch TINS brings the total for
the past four days. " since the dry
Il term was ended up to 80. Tbs. ranges
of temperature TUESDAY. according e
q Obseger Jones tfermoniater, We're Sc
ans. s..
Mr.. James Dunno. the Chicago capi-
talist who owns and manages the eat
ing and pareei room privileges over the
zGG:hieaga e Northwestern system, IS
soon 10 open a new counter at Mason
City Which point ths Northwestern
now touches in its Relle Plaine-Blue
Earth, Mimi line.
Nj. Fred NIitehem. Of F.varts. S. d.
arrived in tbs city Tuesday night, and
will remain fora visit of a week or ter
days with his, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
10. Mitchen Mr. Mitchem is associated
a With Mr. Ross &. Peterson in Evarts in
1.-The general merchandise and ranchine
business and likes his new location very
much.
A deal in improved Albion land. situ-
ased within The corporate limits Of thu
TOWN was consummatefI Tuesday
WI erehN Louis ". Fox. formerly of this
ltits bought from James I4oucks sever
and one-half acres AZ $40 per acre. Thu
land contains a large orchard, a vine
J Yaid aud a part Of II is laid cut for pas
lirage purposes.
The following complimentary refer
D enee to the F'orty-ninth Iowa bandit
given by the Cedar Rapids Gazette, il
Z l.eporting the doings at Camp Kellogg
: The rsginlentai5 pand is giving TIL
j. best of satisfaction. The men are i'm
!. proving constantly under the training
+ of Chief Musician T.. f. Andrews, o
I. MarshalltoWn, a veteran in the guard
|. j. Kelly. an old soldier, arreste
!. Tuesday night by Officer Cochran, wa
|. Before his honor this morning and as
!. sassed the costs for intoXication. Mix
|. 5Kesfe was also arraigneG before Mayo
+ Pierce on a similar charge, having bee
i. arrested While wedged tightly betwee
!. two piles of lumber in Moore's lumbe
yards by Officer Hanson Tuesday even
!. ing.
!. Odd Fellows of the city have been no
{. tilted of the death of Mr.. David {
!. Haynes. one of the old settlers of TIL
Z county for many years, engaged i
! farming west Of the city. Mr.. Hayne.
I. death occurred at Joplin. Mo-, wner
/. he had been for some time. and tn
+ burial WIS at that place with Odd Eel