Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-07

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tertainments. secular meetings cards Of
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notices. will be charged at the rate OF cents
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THE CITY in BRIEF.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
New fur scarfs and collarettes. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Outing hannels in endless variety.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Mallory are par
5ents of a daughter.
Those popular-priced trouserings for
fall are the carrect styles. See Hop
ikins.
A good assortment of summer wash
goods, and all going alto cents at New
scomer's tomorrow.
1 have several special bargains in
son, l16 West Main.
Any Of our summer wash goods %
cent ones and all. go at 10 cents per
yard tomorrow at Newcomers.
We still have more of that s7.25 hard
coal to deliver anywhere in the city, and
it is all right, too. ]. F. Irwin Coal Co,
Thomas DansSin. Of this city. filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States court at Des Moines
Thursday.
Bank, Anles, spent Thursday in the city
on business and was the guest of Mr..
S. G. Mason.
The regular weekly band concert of
the Forty-ninth regimental band will
be given this evening from the court
house lawn.
Story City Messenger: Fred Jacob
son has gone to Marshalltown to act
as stenosrapher for one of the Iowa
Central departments.
Ex-Master Mechanic b. Kelley, of the
Central,lsft Thursday for Minneapolis
Where he Will remain for a few days
looking after business interests.
II. Cordle, an Iowa Central fireman. is
taking a TWO weeks vacation from duty
and on Thursday evening Went to Ell
dora to Visit the Hardin county fair to-
day.
Chief Surgeon H. L. Getz, of the Iowa
Central, spent the day in Oskaloosa on
company business connected With the
department of General Solicitor George
w. Sewers.
The price of fresh, bright hard coal
will advance from $3.50 10 IS on Sept.
10. Call or telephone your order if you
want the advantage of the lowest price.
Baker Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Betz are the par
lady made her first appearance at thu
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
w H. Leavall. in Belle Plaine.
5r. NJ. U chssire left Thursday
evening for Anamosa. where he was
faalied BY a telegram announcing tbs
iserious Illness Of his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Ghesil;e. who WAS stricken With
apepieSy.
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4 Mrs. f. A. Boggss and son, Llewellyn
i7of Waterloo, who have been visiting ii
this city With the formers brother, DR.
i w. S. Devine. and in Albion with zig
ter. Mrs. John Grouse returned to theil
/ home. this morning.
8 1Gu viii find ii 10 Your interest To Sc,
B the Gregory Brown Coal Co. before 80,
4 make ARRANGEMENTS for your soft Goa
4 5'oi. the winter. They sell Illinois. Cen
i terviiie. Beacon, Black Diamond AM
I5Iowa 3Hocki1lg-all good furnace coal
j Mrs G.. T. schoenhut arrived HON
II Thursday evening from her stay at tn
Il Iona state fair. where she has been a
supsriIste ndent and Judge of the fin
I arts exhibits. Mrs. Schoenhut Will g
Il to West Liberty next week TO act as ar
Z judge at the fair in that city.
Mrs Clara Halnl went to ColfaX thi
. incoming, where her mother Mrs B. +
n Warfel. has been for the past, severa
weeks taking treatment for her health
8 Mrs Wartei will return this evening
by her daughter He
.lhealth has not been materially bene
!. fitted
j. The school board held meetin
! Thursday evening and audited girls
+ Of bills. talked over matters pertain
!. ing TO the opening of the schools. an
!. relative to the putting of the finishin
:. touches on the new Arson school build
+ ing. but did nothing of particular i'm
J. portance to the public.
J. Mrs. Robert Pemberton. of Oakaioos
{ Who was called to the city last week 1
J. attend the funeral of her friend. IL
+ late William Andrews and who ha
. been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charl.
Dutfied and Mr.. and Mrs. Harmo
Pemberton since the funeral, returne
this morning to her home.
The Flitton dye works at "a Yves
Church street is well equipped with a
the necessary machinery to do cleanin,
|, dyeing, pressing or anything else i
that line. If you have suit that
! soiled, do not throw it away, but brin
Fit to us and we will make it as good a
new for a small sum Of money. Flitto
! Bros.
Word from Toledo Thursday evenin