Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
THE /, Il1Y IN BRIEF

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THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Or. Bay, Woodbury. block.
Buy your boy a suit of P. A. Stern.
Myrtle Asey, nurse, lo7 South Second
street.
Emerson pianos. Tuffree Music
House.
Winter underwear in great variety
at p. A. Stern's.
Latest conceits in ladies' neckwear.
Bannatyne & Lay.
DR. w. NJ. choate dentist. Office over
the Fair Both phones.
II You want the best flour. feed and
hay see Hammond & Benedict.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. d. Diseases of
Women and children a speciality.
The opening of the New York Mill
merry Will be Wednesday, September &C..
This is the month we make goods go
sale.
The extremes Of temperature for the
twenty four hours ending at 4 a. m.
We're 6S and 40.
We give the very best grades of seal
plush caPes for very low prices. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Don't forget to cali at the Economy
Shoe Store, 1O4 West Main. tomorrow
and get pair of those shoes.
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis
eases of women and children. Office
and residence Nos. and 5 West Main.
Both phones.
All the pupils of the public schools
and their parents should hear ReN
Charles Harley Smith at the NJ. E..
church this evening.
We are now showing a good line of
trimmed hats at the New York MILL
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday. September IS.
General Superintendent r. H. Ash
tor, of the Northwestern, passed thru
the city on me Colorado special Thurs
Gay evening, en- route from Chicago TO
Boone.
William DAILY arrested Thursday
night by Officer Clark upon Il charge of
intoSication. was before Mayor Pierce
this morning and sentenced to six days
Work on the stone pile.
The case. of A. w. Head for using OBJ
scene language, set for today in Justice
Tuesday at 10 O'clock owing TO Mr..
Heald's late bereavement.
Workmen have been engaged today
lin Strengthening the tracks of the Mar
lsshalltown Light, Power and Railway
Company between Center and First
strests. The rails became spread in
si5nts of the fremont house.
Mr.. Ed Morris Vail left Thursday for
Denver, Where he will remain two or
ISthree weeks on business He has not
definitely decided vet. but it Is possible
that he may go on from there To Cape
Mems, 10 try his fortune again in the
gold fields.
Miss Kate Boyd. Of Nevada, and Mr..
Fred r. Barkhurst ditor Of the stan
| hope Mail who " II. the city to ait
tend the Wedding d their friends, Mr..
Branch Jones and Miss Jennie Stinson
Ereturned this morning to their respec-
| tive homes
| Henry White who was arrested a
week ago for Violating the city oreli-
names in digging in public street,
| VIII have his hearing before Mayor
| Pierce this evening. William Long, a
4 sidewalk repairerin the employ of the
city, is the complaining witness.
/ Mrs. Clare Ivsrson. Of Pickering,
who has been at the home of her moth
Ter. Mrs. Ole OtLien, northwest of the
lefty. for the past Two weeks assisting
lin the preparations for the marriage
turned to Ter home Thursday even
| ing.
| Mr.. j. E. Button Who has conducted
\ shooting galleries in this city at differ
lent times during the past few years
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Joliet. III. and will remain for d
1 few days on business. Mr.. Button is
soon to open UP his gallery in paven-
port.
The funeral of the late G.. F. Au.
ringer was held this morning at the
/ home of his son. FIG. Auringer The
service was read BY Rev. r.. *. Black
4 The body was taken to Albion for bur-
Eial. The pail bearers were Messrs. r
4 'Tuffree. H. Wiley George MeNeely
and Henry speers.
The democratic campaign in Marshal
4 county will be opened next Tuesday
night, when Hon. II. ]. stiger, of Toledo
4 Will speak. County Chairman Henry
4 has secured the east court room for tht
4 t1neatrg, and for this reason The meeting
! of the Mckinley and Roosevelt Clul
has been postponed until Thursday eve
4 ming.
4 Mr.John Smith. of Faulkton, S. D.,
y son-in-law of the late John B. Hughes
4 of this city, spent the day in the cit,
with friends, having been to Quarry fol
4 a short visit with his daughter Mrs
Atkinson. Mr. Smith has received tRt
4 nomination of the republican party
4 for sheriff of his county and is very
confident of his election this fall
4 On account of the tipping over OF
4 a side track rail at Chaplin Thursday. {
lear on local freight No. 10, in charge o1
Conductor Perry Wilhelm. Of this city
was let 10 the ground. The wreckine
II derrick from this city was sen. NORTH
II and the da mage was repaired NitholIl