Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01


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THE CITY in BRIEF.
See our bargains in ribbons. Banna-
tyne & Lay.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. Office over
the Fair. Both phones.
Oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
The Emerson is strictly high grade
piano. Tuffree Music House.
We have just received fifty new styles
in ccllarettes and boas. Lee & Benedict.
DR.. A. Fry and wife, of Colfax, are
here for a weeks visit with their son.,
DIR. i. Fl. Fry.
If you have your laundry work done
at Flitton's YOU may res assured it will
be done right.
Special prices on dinner sets at the
Racket Store for the next fifteen days
to make room for Christmas goods.
The Unity Club will hold the opening
meeting of the season tomorrow after
noon at 2::30 o'clock, at the home of the
president, Mrs. II. A. Church.
Have YOU seen the new goods at Mrs.
Morrill's? The winter styles are Ger
tainly handsome Everything in the
millinery line new. and up-to-date.
E Mr., Frank Cornell left Sunday even-
ing on the Colorado special for Denver.
where he has accepted position with
the Hardy Optical Company. manufac-
8rurers ofsopticians goods.
Daniel Landon, an old soldier resid-
Justice Allen this morning, charged
fsN4tll slHl5&1Cdlluli. Tt Mis- llllelS Slu
and costs, which We're RENTED during
good behavior.
Master Mechanic George d. Brooke,
Of the Central, who has been off duty
for nearly. a week, owing to his having
contracted a severe cold during the re-
cent damp weather, was able TO be at
his Office today.
j. Welsh. H. Birei and A. Morse,
three railroad laborers and strangers,
arrested by Officer Clark, We're before
Mayor Pierce this morning to answer to
charges Of intoNieation. Each was
committed 70 jail.
Sister Madalne, of ST. Mary's Insti-
stute. accompanied by little Helen Coffee,
returned Saturday evening from Ottum-
wa. where she was, called 70 attend the
funeral of the late Sister Anthony, of
ST. Joseph $ convent.
Mr. w. II. Hill of the firm of LaPlant
&. Hill. Went to Alden this morning for
an indefinite stay at the home OF his
parents on account of Illness. Mr.. Hill
has been in poor health, owing to rheu-
matism, for soIne time.
The funeral of Master Einore Carter
who's death at GlenNood was recorded
in t1es- columns, Was held Sunday af-
ternoon at the Friends church. Rev. j.
Edgar Villains preaching the sermon.
The burial was at Riverside.
Mr.. j. +. Smith left this morning for
Chicago, where he will accompany his
brother-in-la law, Ed l.. Barber of Hale
Who VIII submit TO an operation for tu-
NOR in a Chicago hospital on Tuesday
Mr.. Barber is d brother of Mr.. f. E
Barber of this city
It WOULD be an act of inex cusable in
fdifference for any prudent man to over
look such values as We are Offering ir
winter suits and overcoats. We have
1.-The finest imported goods IN the markej
ITO select from. and will guarantee a fit
Petersen & Co. tailors.
Marshall Tent. No 25. Knight. of til.
AIaccabees, Who some time ago LEASED
the old *. of P. hall in the Masoni,
block for a period of five years, hay,
i5sub-leased the roomssto the A. %. u. w
Hodge for Monday evenings and to The
Modern Woodmen for Wednesdays.
General Auditor T. l. WATSON ant
Local Freight Agent Seth zug, of this
| Central, We're in G)skaloosa today in at.
| tendance at the annual meeting of ths
| board of directors of the Iowa Contra
/ q Western. at Which occurred the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
Mr.. j. NJ. Bishop was at Melbourn.
4 Saturday night to see his brother. Mr.
4 Ed Bishop, who has been critically il
from the effects Of a carbunce on hi
4 neck. For a time Mr.. Bishops life wa.
idespaired of, but he is now improving
4 the carbuncle having been cut out.
i The familiar voice of Train Caller c
A. Deuel. was heard this morning at TIL
union station for the first time in sev
eral weeks. Mr.. Deuel. has just recov
cred from an extended Illness Will
bronchial trouble, caused by CONTRACTING
| a severe cold While on duty during TIL
damp weather during the summer.
The regular meeting Of the McKinle:
] and Roosevelt Club viii be held Tue sda
evening in the east court room, at whicl
/ time the rough rider contingents vii
i t{fn Tho Ia II,