Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-28
The CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
$500
Go to Pappe,s' this evening.
DR.. Bryant. over l6 West Main.
DR.. Bryant. physician and surgeon.
This is shirt night at Henry Pappes
New lot of all over laces in black ala
white. NJ f. Andrews.
All kinds of taffy ten cents a pound at
the Sioux Falls Candy Kitchen.
H. E. slnkins, undertaking exclusives
.ly Second door west of postottice.
The finest linz Of pipes in the city is
being shown at LaShelle' 81 cigar store
Special sale on all hair goods, shell
and novelty goods and cosmetics. Nine.
Rema.
This evening all our 81, 70 and 80 cent
sneckties only 30 cents. Pappe's. The
only Pappeis.
Try our 25-cent Mocha and Java cof-5
fee. 1t IS excellent. Sinclair,s Tea and
COFFEE House.
Piano contest for week ending July
rs: Maccabeess. 2sl20: Y. NJ. G. A., IS.
S3s7;; odd Fellows. 7,056; ST. Mary.s
church. $40
DIR. Cora Williams, specialist dis
eases Of women and obstetrics Office
ard residence Ne. g and $ West Main
street. Roth phones
Mr. and Mrs, r. Il. VOORHEES, of Grin
nsli Mho We're called TO the city 10 at
tend the funeral of their brother the
late +. y. VOORHEES,, Went TO Mason City
Friday evening.
The prices of coal and coke will adj
Vance and we. are never certain when
the advance Will come. We Will make
you safe on orders placed now for fall
delivery. Baker Bros.
When you wish a first-class shine stop
at Las;helle' 9 cigar store and have Lew
ey Townsend PIT seur shoes in shape.
Haye Your tan shoes dyed black. A
h1st-class job guaranteed.
One dollar and seventy-five cents
from Marshalatewn 10 Des5 Moines and
ireturi; July u and Aug. J. on account
Eof republican state convention, via Chi
cage IL Northwestern railway.
The Conrad IDur,a. says of a Young
man who was FORMERLY employed in
This city: Ned Irimbull6h has received
| a permanent appointment as mail6clerk.
Hills run viii be from Peoria 10 Mason
City over the Iowa Central. He began
\ work 'russaay..''
Union star: The Old hair trunk in f.
Y. M-iliuerN 5 stor.4 Window is an inter-
sting relic Of px-sone DAYS. ii has
pefl an heirloom in the WINERY fam
fer generations and tradition says
Was along With The baggage that
over in the Mavfnwer in 1920
information Was filed in Justice
iriitt'aeeeirt Friday evening by Mr..
Il. Miller Who charged Frank An
q LAD. about 5 years of age, With
s;all, upon his listls4 son Willard. The
aH5rauit Was committed about 4 O'clock
FL cont ht,Ise STEPS. who're the boys
. We're playing.
4 Don't be misled by the exterior of III.
I Paragon restaurant. View the interior
then partaka Of one of its firSt-elas.
!. 5li.aais. This proof of the pudding is i,
sti!t eating, The place is home-lik al.t
comfortable and the meals are home
ike and ralatable. The address of III,
!. Para gon is llss East Main street.
Miss Maizee Tuffree returned F'rida,
!. evening from Ashton. H., where che ha!
been visiting two weeks with her 5cous
. In, Mrs Charles Drummond. Miss Tut
:. free wen,s,o Clear Lake this rnornin.
. for a few days visit. accompanying he
: father. Who returned this morning afte
i.,f ola
:
J. Mr.. Edward j. Quinn, Of Omaha, 4
!. former Marsnalltown boy. spent Fri
!. day in the CITY With his cousin Mr. 10
. Dunn, being en- route to his home fror
st Anthony. where he has been visit
Ling his uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs
Thomas Dunn. Mr.. Quinn Is in tn
! eiapoy Of the Is. & NJ. railway at ON
aha
James Sweeney Charles Terbrach
land james Biogan. arrested. BY Office
tlark. and Jonn Williams. f. McC;innis
NJ. Lawler and Joe Gibson arrested b
- fAtt!;se.. Weaver Mere before Mayo
Pierce this morning, charged with in
toxication. Brogan and Terbrache PAL
the costs and the others We're all com
mit,ed.
George, ]. Allen, jeweler5 and opticiar
carries diamonds. jewelry, watche.
clocks sterling silverNare, opticf
goods, etc. ! carry large stock an
handle nothing hut up-to-da good.
therefore | Will guarantee every articl
to be as represented. Fine repairing
Speciality, glasses fitted scientifically
IA East Main street.
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