Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-25
business Office 1870
= - Editorial rooms. 1900. 16
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Peaches. pears, plums and all kinds of
fruit at Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
The late rain caused another rise in
the river. The waters are now receding.
This 10 just the time to so to Clear.
Lake for enjoyment. Very low rates via
the Iowa Central.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gordon, residing
at the; corner of Fifth and Linn streets,
are parentsFof a son.
Use World Soap to get quality as
We'll as quantity. Saw the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
& Coal to get up steam with2 Well. We
guess -. Jasper County is the stuff.
For sale by Irwin Lumber Company.
.
Temorrow large size pure linen tow
els. handsome borders. 335-cent quality.
for % cents. Eoyt's Department Store.
Chief Clerk H. L. Laird, of the Gem
trail passenger department., looked af-
ter company matters in Story City to-
day.
TOMORROW YOU may. have your choice
of all our light percale and lawn wrap,
pers that, sold UP TO sSl.5o for So cents:
Lee & Benedict.
Conductor S. b. Chapman. of the Cen
tral. and wife, spent the day in the city,
coming TO attend the funeral of the late.
Reuben u. Noorhies Of Glendlve Mont.
Nick DockenGolff. a Soldiers Home
veteran. left this morning for Euriing-
ton, where he viii remain indefinitely,
having been granted a discharge from
! the institution.
DR.. and Mrs. II. p. I.ierle and family
ard their guests Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
I$Lielle and daughter. of NorwaIk, and
Miss MHra SNagne, Of Denver will go
10 she shack Of the Idlewild Club tomor-.
row for weeks outing.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday We
viii give % per cent discount on all
tGenim, crash, duck. linen and pekay
j3skirts 10 closs out. some splendid har.
gains In these goods. TAKE advantage
of thesAs prices. The HaSykeye.
Engineer T c. ciegg, Of the Central,
is' seceiveing the congratulations his
railway collea CUES today over the fact
that he IS a proud ard happy father. a.
l2i. pound s,5ll having arrived al the
Clegg home Tuesday afternoon.
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s..ui,n Ill -, liisise FileaS afternoon, IN
Charles Burkhart. No sO2 West Main
street Mrs. Burkhart viii be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. w. ID. Glow
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trouble. .Mf'. Johnson is So years ole.
Mr.. and Mrs p 3. 7A1aalsar !, -. ,,.,,,i,,,,
4 ;,iars prepared for. n ne,y ,esi51..,,c,. :
he erected next season on Nh. A1t-alse,.,s,
iloi at ITO North First street. 1,l,a6 res,;.
dence. will be Il handsome one and win
be valuable addition 10 North FRS,
street, on which many improvements
/ nave been made during the past two
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Mr.. i. c. Fisher has received word
| Of the appointment of his brother
/ Charles r. Fisher, as general auditor
of ttls Cleveland, Lorain G. Wheeling
railroad. The appointment is announc-
Led in circular issued by w. X. Wood
/ ford, president of the company. Mr.
Fishers headquarters will be in cleve-
4 land.
Miss Matena Nelson has received
word of the marriage Of her friend
Miss Nellie Saasbe, formerly of Des
Moines. to young gentleman of Iowa
i City. where Miss soesbe has been fol
/ the past few years. The lady has visit eC