Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-04

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Announcements of church and society en-
atsertainments. secular meetings. cards of
notices. will be charged ut the rate Of cents
Der line for each insertion.
The 1, HE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Henriksen.
Ready-made silk waists at the Hawk
eye.
Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
dell's cafe.
There are no poor Emerson pianos.
Tuffree Music House.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. Office over
the Fair. Both phones.
New novelties every day in fine fmil-
linery. Hoyts Department Store.
Oysters in bulk or can and fresh fish
at the White Market Gerhart & Co.
This was pension day and the county
clerks office was besieged by those who
receive a government pittance. !
Mr.. E. j. Garvey, of this city, has
purchased the interest of Mr.. Z. L.
Sprague in the business of Garyey 6:
Co.
Or. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. 6 and 5 West Main.
Both phones.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. L. Derby and Mrs.
Burnell at the home of the latter to-
morrow afternoon.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the
Baptist church will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon by Mrs p. NJ. Adam
son at her home on North First avenue
MIS-. I. D. Mckinley, of Russell, who
came 10 the city Monday to be present
At the funeral of her niece. the late. Mrs.
w. I. Miller, left for her home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Jud Garfield, who has been con-
fined To his bed fer thirteen weeks, is
able to be out on the streets. Mr.. Can
field was first takenill with bowel trou-
BILE, and this was followed by pleurisy
of a severe form.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the big chimney of the county heating
plant, which was damaged by the wind
during the storm of a week ago. The
top of the chimney was blown off and
the chimney was otherwise damaged.
AIcCombs Bros. have purchased a new
Parmalee coach. which arrived just in
time to be placed into service after the
accident to one of the others in the rum
away on Monday. The new coach is
built similarly to the others, but is a
trife smaller.
Word from Rockford. ILL.,, announces
| that Mr. Raymond Daley. formerly of
the Glucose Sugar Refining Company S
plant in this city, has been transferred
from the Rockford plant to Chicago,
! and Mr.. Philo King,of the Chicago fac
tory, sent to Rockford.
Mrs. ID. 8P. Wilhelm was called "a
Sheffield this morning by a telegram,
1 5ingtfe death of her grandfather, j. A.
Messelhiser Mr.. Messeltiser was one
lsof the old residents Of Franklin county
and was 80 Years of age.
\ Free trading stamps to the amount
lof 81 for the remainder Of this week te
1 those Who come to my store to investi-
gate the Glaait ~ a nd prices of my flour
i ! sell only the cid reliable brands an6
al my flour is from old wheat L. Der
4 by, South Center street.
Spontaneous combustion caused a fire
lin a coal house at the home of Mrs
Helen s.. kruskopf, No 20T South Cen:
ter st0et, shortly after midnight. Ar
alarm was turned in from box 4. bu
4 was somewhat confusing. and 1T wa.
5Isone time before the fire boys We're abb
Ito locate the blaze 1t was not neces
sary then 70 throw any water, as tn,
lire was under control.
j. Rafferty,, a stranger arrested b,
4 Officer Weaver, was before. Mayo
i Pierce this morning to answer to
lscllarge of intoxicltion, and was com
A United TO Jail. officer Clark arrested
Young man named a. Allen. of Nevada
4 ton Wednesday,. He paid out after h
became sober Wednesday night, faYin;
wired to friends in Nevada for assist
II ance.
Cards have been received in the cit;
by friends announcing the marriage a
Meadville, Pa, Of Miss F'ioy Ticknor {
n Mr.. p. z. Speilacy. The bride will b
Remembered by many Marsha..tow
Friends as a former teacher here. hav
ing presided over the eighth grad
t rooms in the First ward and Woolbur
& schools between the years 1S90-94 MI
q and Mrs. Spellacy are spending thei
I honeymoon in California.
These are idea days orlawn partie:
q for the long sunny afternoons make tn
sf outdoors very attractive. So the child
rem who We're entertained by Mrs. +
Il Pappe Wednesday afternoon though
Games We're enjoyed on the broad law
Fl and there a dainty supper was serve
at 5 O'Clock. Each little guest wa
given a present before going home as
reminder of a happy time. About TWEEN
sjty-five children were invited.
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