Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-23


Announcements of church and society en-
tertainments secular meetings. cards of
thanks" obituary resolutions, and similar
notices. will be charged at the rate OF cents
per line for each Insertion.
THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists, over SIS
West Main.
H. q. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
Damage suits are to be in fashion at
at the September term of the district
court.
Try some of our dry pine lindling, in
bundles or sawed. Gregory Brown
Coal Co.
We can't help it because we have lots
of hard coalson hand j. f. Irwin Lum-
Der Company.
The locomotive tiremen will have an
ice cream social at Tom Cation s, 3O7
SsNest Nevada street, on Friday eve
ming. Everybody invited.
A fog hung over the city this morning
early, but went up in the air later. This
causes the prophets TO predict more
rain.
The $40 normalites appreciate, as
much as possible, the moderation in
the temperature, but still think it is too
hot for comfort.
Remember we sell hard and soft coal,
coke and wood. 1t will pay you to see
US before contracting your winter fuel.
Gregory-BroWn Coal Co.
Fearst's Chicago American delivered
daily for cents, including Sunday. III
cents. Extra copies cent Sunday, .
cents. c.. Deuel., fremont block
An agent of the American Book Com
pany IS in the city trying TO talk busi-
ness to the school board An informal
session was held Wednesday evening,
but without special result.
DR.. Sylvester W. Arthur, until re-
Gently engaged in the practice of den
tistry in this city, has gone to Nevada,
Where he has purchased the Office and
practice of DR.. c. E. Hoag.
General Travelling Freight Agent Guy
". Talbot, OF the Central. returned yes
terday from Chicago and other east ern
poinss, Where he has been looking after
freight business for the road
Those who failed to lay in a supply of
groceries sufficient Tor today Will have
to go hungry. The grocers are entitled
to days outing if any one is. however,
and people should not complain.
On Aug. IL, at Macatawa, Mich, the
stork visited the summer home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fielding NJ. Iegg, formerly ii
his city, anu left an eight pound boy
VINO Will be known as Fielding Mulforc
Legg.
We Will sell you any size of hare
coal. at s7.25 a ton at the yard. Thi:
9I,ice is for Immediate delivery. Noafai
or winter orders taken atthis price This
lis for spot cash only. j. f. Irwin Lunl.
Der Company.
Mr. +. Il. Hunter, i Dss MONIES
travelling passenger agent Of the. Chi.
cago Great Western, spent Wetlnesda,
IN the city on business, going NORTH
over the Central In the evening to ad.
vertise the rates for the coming state
fair.
The great Pawnee Bill Wild Wes
show Will exhibit at Grinnell Wedues.
day, August %. and the Iowa Contra
railway viii sell excursion tickets al
81 for the round trip from this city
Tickets on sale August 90 and good /,
rteurn TO and including August 80.
The Flitton dye works at "a Yves
Church street is Well equipped with al
the necessary machinery to do cleaning
dyeing, pressing or anything else ii
that line If YOU have sa suit that il
soiled, do not throw il away. but brint
lit to US and we Will make it as good al
new for a small sum of money. Flittol
Bros.
The Iowa Central engineers, member
of Marshall division No. LAG, B. of L. e,
are contemplating a big time Sunda,
when they Will enjoy their annual ex
cursion. The excursion will be run from
Oskaloosa TO keithsburg by rail, an,
from there the excursionists will b
transported in steamers to Huron
Island, q pleasure resort dWon the LIS
sissippi-
Rev. F. w. Russell. pastor of tn
Presbyterian church, will return TO tn
city and resume his regular services on
Week from next sunday. Rev Russell
has been spending his vacation at Wi
mona and NeWtown, Ind, after a ahoi'
course in Bible study in New York H
has spent moretime a t Newtown than hi
expected, and word received from hin
says he has been detained there becaus
of the serious illness of his mother.
| James Mullan, arrested by Office
| Cochran, was sentenced to six DAYS
work by Justice Burritt this morning
Charles Harris, arrested by Office
Weaver for a similar offense, was sen
fenced to ten days. being given doubl
dose of penalty because of his action
LATTER his arrest and incarceration Har
Iris, after being placed in the Third ave
/ niue station pulled down all the electri
| wires In his cell and broke the window
! in the station.
| The many friendsssin this city of MI
| w. q. Martin, formerly general pasaen
ger agent of the Iowa Central, will b
| pleased to know that his new position a
secretary of the local passenger associa
ton of Des Mones, just assumed, is
lucrative one, and one that carries Wit
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