Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25
THE CITY in BRIEF

DR.. Henriksen.
Telephone 6s, Flitton's laundry.
h Best cigarsin the city. Wall & Rails.
See US for blankets and hannels.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Our fall overcoatings are strictly the
proper thing. Hopkins.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, N. D. Diseases Of
women and children a speciality.
Fall and winter opening Thursday, the
9th. Latest styles in hats. Mrs. Morrill,.
The opening of the New York Ailli-
merry will be Wednesday, September 26.
Monday was quite warm, the maxi
mum temperature being 10 degrees. The
minimum for the night was 6s.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. j.. d.
Parker. No. ITO South Center street.
We are always on.hand when it comes
to furniture. Look at our new rockers
ane. then judge for youself. Marion
Gard.
We want to get a heavy draft team.
We will take them and keep them and
pay for their use. j. f. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Mr.. HI. j.. Stiger. of Toledo, who is to
address the democrats tonight in the
east court room, will arrive at 8 clock
from the east.
j. H. Gribble Will be at our store Mon
day, Oct. |. with a complete line CT fur
jackets, scapes. colarettes and scarfa.
M. F. Andrews.
We are now showing a good line Of
trimmed hats at the New York Ailli-
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday, September %.
Every day brings new and stylish eff
fects in ladies' and misses jackets to
our cloak department. Correct styles
and low prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Fuel Agent G. G. Swain, of the North
western. left Monday evening for Kinks g.
Vile and Macon, Mo-, where he will re-
main for a few days making coal pur-
chases! for the road
Mrs Leonora Tuffree, who has been i'll
for several days threatened with pnue-
monia. is somewhat better and it is
thought Will escape that disease. She is
still confined TO her bsd however.
Mr.. Ralph speer. who is braking on
the Iowa Central & Western passenger
train between Hampton and Algona,
with headquarters at Hampton, spent
Monday in the city with his parents,
4 Engineer and Mrs. j, NJ. speer.
\
David l.. Nelson, second lieutenant
OF First Missouri company, has been
granted an original pension of So, dat
ling from February "a, 1900 Mr. Nelson
is Missourian who fought as a Union
lsoldier and is now member of the
/ Soldiers Home in this city.
Miss Helen Burnell and Mr.. Waite,
4 Green Went to Ottumwa Monday night
where they will attend the annual con.
vention of the Iowa Christian En-.
i5deavorers Miss Burnell goes as a del
lesate from the Presbyterian society am
4 Mr. MI. Green from the Christian.
A William Dewees, Of springville, Lin,
4 County is in the city for a few DAYS
4 visit at the homes of his cousins Theo
i doTe Z. Marsh and Benjamin Packer
4 He has been 20 Marietta for shor
3visit with his cousins, Rebecca Marsl
land w. Fl. G. Woodward and wife
Mrs. Charles C. Urine was hostess L
4 Ia few friends at a 6 o'clock dinner Mon
day evening at her cosy home, sos Yves
"A State street. The affair, which wa
Very dainty in its appointments, wa
!, given in honor of Mrs. Emma Smelling
! Bentley, of Itfica, n. T., and Mrs. Lo
Eraine Meeker-Rowe, of BROOKLYN. N
y The report showing the approximat
earnings of the Iowa Central for tn
third week in September was issue,
Monday afternoon from the office o
General Auditor WATSON. The repor
shows the road to have earned s43. As
during the week, which is a decrease o
X S9,5C6 over the same. Week last year.
Mr.. ]. e. Starboard, Of the Roya
Highlanders, left this morning for ON
I'aha. accompanied by his son Ear
where he meets in a few days confer
fence the executive officers Of the ma
Etional organization, whose headquar
tiers are in Aurora, Neb.. but who NEE
the state workers in Omaha at state
Intervals.
Mrs. Culver and daughter, Miss Ad;
lwho have been in the city visiting thei
daughter and sister. Miss Nellie Culve
'3tleft Monday evening for Los Angelo
where they will spend the winter The
I,expected to meet Miss Elizabeth Wyar
at Kansas City and have her journe
with them TO Santa Ana, where she
to teach this year.
Z II III
Saturday is the second annivtrsar
Of the Sinclair Tea and Coffee in thi
|scity and it will be an open day. Coffe
and refreshments will be served after
noon and evening. Coupons will be re
!. deemed in the afternoon only, to ac
|, commodate those coming from 2 dis
lance "A pretty and useful souveni
will be given to the ladies. All ar
!. kindly invited to call during the day.
i Sam Olson, Of 212 South First stree
a carpenter in the employ Of the Ch
cago & Northwestern, while at wor
making some repairson box car. ha
! his left foot caught between the bumI
4 ers by the jar caused by another ca
being switched onto the one which h
was working. The heel was quite bad
lacerated and bruised and altho the az
cident is not at all serious he will /
l5confined to his home for several week
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