Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-18

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THE CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
DR.. Bryant, over 16 West Main.
Or. Bryant. physician and surgeon.
straw hats at cost and less at Stern S.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Residences for sale by John Coburn.
Office with b. l.. Burritt.
Extraordinary bargain, choice Of our
-. IS, 50 and $40 flannel suits for $3.50 at
Stgrn's.
For sale or rent. September Good
eight-room modern built house. Delano
7. Smith. phone 251.
IL you want your suit to look like
new take it to Flitton's Dye Works.
The best at the lowest prices.
hold goods; also a new piano, at No. 4
South Third avenue. on Aug. %, from 2
to 5 p. M.
The Kansas City Grain Company is
erecting a new addition to it's elevator
south of the Iowa Central tracks on
Third avenue.
Say! Have you heard that wonderful
automatic banjo yet? 1t is worth your
while to stop at Lashelle's cigar store.
There's only one in town.
Rev. Albert w. AIcNeel, of Buffalo
Center, is in the city visiting his father
Mr.. j. S. Mcneil, and Will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning.
Miss Maxine Kelly, principal of the
Second ward school. who has been
spending the greater part of the sum
mer vacation at her home in st. Joe,
Mo-, has returned to the city.
The temperature has got back to the
sos, the maximum Friday being ~.
The minimum for the night being e..
| II is not only hot again, but sultry as
Well, and humanity is sweltering.
Get your sunday Chicago papers at
Lashelle's cigar store. The finest and
largest assortment of Key West and
domestic cigars, tobaccos and srnok
| ers articles to be found in the city to
select from.
( Burlington Hawkeye: The meetings a
the colored Baptist church, on Division
street, between Eighth and Ninth, are
still in progress. Rev. Eiliston, of Mar
+ halltown. Iowa. is still looking after
the interests of the church.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. McNeely
Went to Clear Lake this morning. where
l.they Will remain for weeks stay.
From Clear Lake Mrs McNeely will go
to Lake iokoboji, where che viii spend
La week with Mr.. and Mrs f. G; Wal
/ lace, who are there for fortnight.
The great Pawnee Bill Wild West
show will exhibit at Grinnell Wednes-
day, August %, and the Iowa Central
railway will sell excursion tickets at
81 for the round trip from this city
| Tickets on sale August % and good to
rteurn to and Including August 80
Mrs. z. Z. Jones. OF Omaha, and sis
lter, Mrs. /. j. Gushing. of-Dubuaues
Who Ware called 10 the city last week
10 inter the remains Ct the formers
! husband, who died in Dubuque. left this
morning for Dubuque. Mrs Jones was
accompanied by her little son. Lee.
! S. simkins. of LeGrand, H. Drexler, of
st. Paul, and c. Heating, of Montour,
Ian arrested by officer Clark upon
charges Of intoXicatiof, were before
Mayor Pierce this morning and each
sentenced to fen days in Jail. "A like
sentence was given NJ. Mclaughlin, of
4 Webster City, arrested by Officer Han
son.
/ Mrs Robert Mundell, OF Albion, the
Wife of the man who was arrested at
/ Albion by his brother-in-laW, Constable
i Will Denbow, for assault with intent to
4 kill, was to the city Friday afternoon 10
see her husband, who was confined in
the county Jail. Mundell's hearing was
\. get for today before Justice of the Peace
Dennis, at Albion.
4 On account of Professor Gleason,s
exhibition on West Main street, com
mencing August 20. the open street
cars will not be operated on North
4 Third street later than Up. M, but tbs
4 Decent pleasure ride tickets Will en-
title the holder to two round trips or
the Soldiers Home line and a transfer
to North Third street il desired.
The Iowa City Republican says: "E
H. Clinton and wife Will leave Monday
for Mar9halltown, where they will re-
.Iside in the future. Mr. Clinton will as.
sumo the management of the large
clothing house Of w. Fl. Burrows & Co
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Clinton anG
4 his estimable wife from our midst, blu,
we wish them prosperity in their new
home"
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson leaves Sun.
4 day evening for Chicago, whore she vii
be met by her nephew, Mr.. George u
Marsh, and accompanied to Chautau-
sIqua, N. Y, to attend the annual con-
\ ference of Friends. The conference con.
ssists Of delegates from seven differen,
yearly meetings. Mr.. Marsh will rea6
la paper before the gathering or
Friends Contributions to Literature,
4 The Iowa City Republican says: Mis-.
Susie Luscombe, of this office, accom-.
i panied by her mother, is taking an ex.
4 tensive trip thru the west. AT present
Il they are at Livingston, Mont, having