Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


Dr.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
Dr. Nichols, physician and surgeon.
Turkey for Sunday dinner at Breck-
els.
oysters in every style at sundelr.
Cafe. !
Flitton dye works, "a West church
street.
Or. T. H. Fry, eye. ear. nose and
throat surgeon. Glasses fitted
Grand electrical display this evening
at Henry Pappess clothing palace
Try a pound of our % cent coffee. 1t
is fine. Hoyt's Department Store.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. John SAN
derson ZIG Blair street, is very i'll with
cholera.
Jorn Golwitzer has accepted a posi-
ton as assistant collector for c. A.
Deuel..
The Barborka orchestra was in Colo
Friday night, where music was fur
nished for a dancing party.
VIM. HellDerg. the jeweler returned
today from Chicago. where he has been
buying his fall and Christmas stock.
The store room on Main street adj
joining the City National Bank will be
for rent Nov. l. City National Bank.
We sell Jasper Count. Centarville
Boone, Illinois and Hook g coal. Our
prices are always right. j. F. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Grand free concert this evening by
the celebrated Oklahoma Jubilee Sing
ers at Henry Pappes, the peoples IA
vorite clothing house
The Iowa Tea Company will have a
grand opening next Saturday, Oct -.
japanese souvenir given TO each lady
thai calls. Coffee served from TO 10
O'Clock.
No recount having been asked for by.
any OF the interested parties in the re-
cent piano contest, according to agree
ment the piano has been awarded to
the Maccabees.
George Riley a former conductor on.
the Iowa Central, now a yard employe
of the Chicago & Northwestern at
Ames. was in the city Friday looking.
after business matters.
The reason why 80 many well-dressed
men are seen on the streets of Mar
shslltown is that they pattonize Wall
& Rails the tailors Best goods and
satisfaction always there.
The passenger department of the Iowa
Central is. figuring on installing its am
3nual tourist car business on next
"Wednesday evening The service is to
be handled via the Milwaukee, Wabash
and Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe.
Miss Pearl Deuel., daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. \. Deuel.. who submitted
TO an operation asweek ago for4ti,e re-
moNal of foreign growth from the
nasal pas sages, is improving nicely and
was able TO be out for a drive Friday.
Mrs. Leonard Grow of Tama CITY.
one of the Oldest settlers of lama coun-
3tv. came up yesterday 10 have a .stery-.
GUM removed from her eyes. which
had caused her almost entire blindness
Tor many years. DR.. Wilson did the
delicate work
Engineer Charlie Young, of the Cen
trial. who is running in the freight say.
VICE on the Algona branch. was down
yesterday for a days visit with his fam
lily. Engineer Young's Headquarters
viii be in Hampton turnout the winter
$500. - :. ~ ieiiiiis mere.
Commencing Monday, Oct. 22, will
place on sale my entire stock at prices
never heard of before in this city.
stiVerytning goes for cash. Call and see
the bargains in watches. clocks. jewelry
and silverWare. Trading stamps with
All cash purchases Miller, the jeweler
The ra,o,r 81 - $780,
az ~ ra,,.s - eaiii-
week in October shows another good in
crease. The earnings for the week we're
Sol 49, against ss4.993, an Increase Of
50. l56. For the two weeks of the pres
ent month the road shows an increase
Of ss,a25 over the corresponding fort
night Of 1899.
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procarv Am, &, ,.,,s -. va Ano"l
t,,1s;, ~, 80 s.aa,. 80, -, soiu
re,s.a,, 80, 80, VT.
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and straw. He will endeavor 10 do a
cash business and make low prices.
Mr.. Johnson will remain with him for
the present. Call anG see him at Nos.
9 and 3 East State street.
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