Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-20
THE CITY in BRIEF


DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
Toasted wheat flakes 1t Olson's, some
thing fine.
DR.. B. F. Kierulff was in Eldora today
on business.
The best spring chicken in town at
The Paragon.
Fall suitings are arriving at Dell
Rails. Leave your order now.
Mrs. A. c. Fry. NJ D., obstetrics and
diseases of women a speciality.
A crate of peaches four baskets in
each crate for so cents at the Bee Hive.
Ii you want pears for canning send
your order to Olson, the grocer, 127 West
Main.
District Passenger Agent Sam Jones,
of the Northwestern, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Stillwell and daughter Ida, of
New Sharon, We're in the city yesterday
having their eyes treated by DR.. kie-
ruff.
l.. H. Manson & Co.. "a Board of
Trade, Chicago, predicted soc corn.
September corn sold on Aug. 18th at
61A. Write them.
Twenty-nine interesting events with
valuable prizes at the grocers' picnic at
Clear Lake on Thursday, Aug. 90. Only
81 for the round trip via the Iowa Cen
trail.
Mrs Tirzah went to Clear Lake this
morning, where she will represent the
Lady Maccabees of Iowa in the Iowa
Fraternal congress, held there today
and tomorrow.
August Riemenschneider of State
Center and S. Shekel, of Eldora. were
in the city Monday, each bringing down
load of hogs which We're sold on yes
terdays's markets.
To enable our force of twenty three
hands to, enjoy themselves for day
our laundry will be closed all day
Thursday, grocerymen's day. Meek
er's Empire Laundry.
The Lennox furnace will be on exhi-
bition in the power hall at the state fair
in Des Moines. We will be glad to see
our friends and any one expecting to
| buy furnace this fall.
There will be large crowd on the
grocers' excursion to Clear Lake or
| Thursday, Aug. 90. Round-trip rate, 81
4 Tickets for sale by every retail grocer
/ Trains leave the Iowa Central depot al
/ 6 a. m.
/ Mrs. j. F. Harrigan and aunt, Miss
| Nettie Brown. arrived home Monday ev-
| ening from Mendoza. ILL.,. where they
have been for the past ten days in at
tendance at the Advent Christian camp.
meeting
Birth cards issued by DR.. and Mrs
Earnest Alexander Hunt have been re-
ceived by friends in the city The little
daughter born to DIR. and Mrs. Hun
Friday evening has been christenec
Dorothy Kimball.
/ In letter received by friends in Mar
shalltown from Consul S. c. Mcfarland
of Nottingham, Eng, he acknowledge
a pleasant visit from Mr.. and Mrs H. j
Howe of this city, who are spending tn
summer months touring England ant
n Scotland.
The gross earnings of the Chicag,
Great Western railway for the secont
week of August show an increase o
s2S,71S.63 over the corresponding weel
of last year The total increase sine
the beginning of the fiscal year July
to date has haeD S146S26
Fireman Frank Brown, of the low;
Central, arrived home Monday evenin
from Pennington, H., where he ha
been for the past two weeks tra;nin
and running with the hose team of tina
city. Pennington won the state belt a
, the recent tournament at Dixon, an
took many other Valuable prizes beside.
Cornelius Meyer and Albert Krup
who live in the county some mile
, southwest of town were arrested b
Constable Haas and arraigned in Justo
Burritt's court yesterday afternoo
. charged with assault and battery o
. w. H. Woke. neighbor. The cas-
= was continued until Tuesday forenoo
q of next week.
= liC COiiI GU IhcSpIuslH llS ldSt 1851
= says: attorney w. H. Draper, of Ma
/ shalltown, has been in town few da.
this week making arrangements to ope
o law Office and move his family her
y He has rented DR.. Penfield's off,
building and expects to open for bus
ness about Sept. 1. His family will
i. here about Oct. L.
\ Ben Deaner, the South Third aven,
d boy arrested for using profane and oil
scene language and whose case was tai
en- yesterday from Clark's to Bulritt
. court on change of venue was di
} charged as being too small for prosec,
ton. The justice lectured the parti
! to the suit and promised the parents
: the boy thirty days if he was not col
troled.
5 C. w. Aulls and Albert P. Matthew
! of LaMoille, are in receipt ofcards fro
i Assistant Commissioner W. A. Ricl
ards notifying them that they ha,
drawn claims in the FL Reno distric
Oklahoma. Mr.. Aulls' number w;
47,79s and Mr.. Matthews 61,793. M
Aulls will leave for Ell Reno this evel
ing and will act as Mr.. Matthew'S age
in looking after the mater.
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