Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-06

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THE CITY in BRIEF !.
DR.. Henriksen.
DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
The tlandelions continue to blossom.
Potatoes wanted at Bertrand's ware
house.
n. E. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
~. Second door west OF postoffice.
Beginning Monday, Sept. 10, the price
of hard coal will be SIS per ton delivered.
Gregory-Brown Coal Co.
Many residents are pre- pairing to keep
Icomfortable the coming winter and are
laying in their supply of fuel.
Miss Anna Boardman has gone to
'Fonahawk, Wis, where she will have
charge ofSa Kindergarten during tho
coming year.
The funeral of the late NJ. Erickson
will be conducted at the Norwegian
lachurch Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
/ by Rev. Bordahl.
4 Our stock of cookies, crackers and
1 breakfast foods has been replenished
4 again and is now complete. Reynolds,
Watson & Co.
4 Bright. new oats straw, and hay by
\ the bale or ton. The onl. flour and
1 feed store TO give green trading stamps.
u. Derby, South Center street.
II you need material for a black
1sdress or skirt, look over our elegant
stock of the newest and best material
obtainable. Hoyt's Department Store.
Miss Jennie Stinson is enjoying a
HInonths vacation from Lee & Benedict's
land during her absence her place as
jbnokkesp per is being filed by Miss
4 Laura Jones.
A Jolly picnic party which was very
small and very congenal enjoyed q pic
Enic Wednesday evening in honor Of
Miss Bertha Whitaker, who is Miss
4 Bessie divers guest.
Pearl Robbins, the Young woman who
was arrested for disorderly conduct on
Thursday night. was before Justice Bur
iritt Wednesday evening and discharged
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Veteran Pat Davis, of the Soldiers
Home, left this morning for Hartley,
Where this evening he will be present
al the wedding of his son, Mr.. w. j..
Davis and Miss Eta Stensby, OF Ft-
Dodge.
Charley Holton, the veteran conduc-
tor Of the Northwestern, who has been
Ion the road for nearly forty Years. re-
Asumed his run on Wednesday at Gin
ton, after a two weeks vacation, X
ling No. 10 vest.
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i Aceanralsisd BY Miss Y IN. e)tnla n, they
4 ;iroveato MarsHsp.
Two more names that should Rave an
reared il the class Of shriners from
.Ifhis city we're unint entionally omitted
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The following item is clipped from the
= Ioes MONIES Leader Of this morning:
u Miss Fletcher, of Marshalltown. who
!. has spent tha past nine months at the
:. home of MI. and Mrs. Joe Ankeney II
!. Florida. is in the city. She is en- route
:. aalie ain Z ~ s s'ssse u = siiu Siis
!. $50 ''i' g 90 ~
: wednesday, was hot. according to ths
81 human view of diseolnforting weather.
4 but not extremely 50 as measured by
.ishe thermometer which is not affected
So t-t,--s