Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20
THE CITY in BRIEF

1 at sundelrs Cafe.
Mrs L. c. Phillips, of Toledo, spen
the day in the city.
/ Mir. j. II. Smith, of Eldora, was IN TIL
/ city today on business.
Go to the Paragon" for oysters il
bulk or cooked in any style.
Manifold and other typewriter pape
/ at Liebig's, West Main street.
All this week Adamson will sell man
dolin cases at big discount.
Mr.. p. c, Jones and little son Scott, o
Toledo spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burkhart, o
Gearing, spent Tuesday night in thu
city.
| Atomizer toilet sets, shaving sets ant
4 manicure sets at Liebig's, Z West Mali
street.
Agent o. w. st. John. of the Chicago
& Northwestern at Montour, was n til.
city today.
Mrs. B. b. Warning, of Albion. spen
| Tuesday in the city With her slster-in
law, Mrs. Frank Waring.
Have you seen the latest in a swell
parlor lamp. If not step into Paley's
They make nice present.
The best selection of graphaphone
records ever brought = the city now
| to be found at Adamson's.
Mrs John Grouse and little son, OF
| Albion, spent the day in the city as tns
guests OF Mrs. W. S. Devine.
Miss Dolly soloman. of Tama, spent
Tuesday night in the city as the CUES
Of her cousin Miss Soloman.
Mir. W. L. Busby and Miss Nance, O.
/ Clinton, arrived in the city Tuesda!
evening and remained over today.
See the exquisite and tasty mounts
Brown is showing for the holiday trade
Nothing to compare with them in the
city.
| VanCamp's soups are always nice. We
| carry vegetable, tomato. ox-tail bouil
! lon, chicken and mock turtle. Reynolds
I Watson & Co.
The members of Mittethal & Green:
The Dangers of Paris, Company were
IN the city this morning, being on theil
way from Waterloo TO Oskaloosa.
Assistant General Freight Agent S. Ct
Lutz, of the Central. is confined to hi:
home with a severe cold. which threat
ems TO prove an attack of tonsilitis..
Ben James was arrested yesterday by
Special officer Hixson for stealing Goa
from the Iowa Central yards. He was
fenced to six days woiN on the stone
pile.
IL your eyes are troubling you step
into Paley's optical parlor and have
them thoroughly examined by DR..
Phelps. All work strictly guaranteed.
Best OF references as to our ability to
do as we represent.
Senator Joe Wallace. of Eldora, was
in the city Tuesday evening, being on
his way to Chicago, where he will look
after the sale of seven car loads of fat
tened cattle, shipped yesterday after
noon via this city.
The Red Front Grocery combination
sale is attracting far more attention
than | anticipated. Hence we are some
what behind in filling the orders. We
hope, however. to get them out in due
time. j. p. Cooper.
Mrs. Il. j. Nutting left this morning
for Belle Plaine and Clinton, where she
viii remain for a short visit with rela-
tiyes before going TO Laurens, where
she will reside, Mr.. Nutting already be-
ing there, employed in a jewelry store.
Mrs. Aaron A. Steward left Tuesday
evening on the Central for California,
where she viii spend the winter Mrs
Steward will visit in GleIdora with her
nephew. Mr.. William Brady and also
with friends in Los Angeles and Pasa-
Gena.
Miss May Stone, who has been teach
ing the Minerva district school No. l.,
the fall term of which was brought to a
close last week, went to G Imam Tues
day evening, where she viii spend her
vacation of two weeks at the home of
Eer aunt, Mrs. A. d. Fantor.
Rev. w. p. Sprague, of k;tlgan, China,
d ISluIilSu IIssluIHdIN VI lile 5SpllSFeBa-
tional church, arrived in The city this
morning from Ames, to keep his lecture
engagement at the Congregational
church this evening. The Presbyterians
are TO give up their mid-week meeting
in order to be- present at the lecture
Mrs. Charles Propst, who was married
in this city a few days ago. was III the
city over night, coming from Des
Moines and being on her way TO Lis
comb, where she, will visit a few days
with her mother Mrs. Lancaster. and
make arrangements to move to Des
Moines to reside. Mr.. Propst is Chi
cage. Milwaukee & ST. Paul passenger
conductor, running bewteen Des Mones
and Storm Lake.
Joe Sawdsy. a stranger, arrested by
Officer Clark. paid the costs for intoxi-
cation this morning in Mayor Jones
court Joe Sullivan, arrested by Officer
Weaver vas sent TO jail for six days
work, and ed Hays arrested by Officer
CLARK, paid the costs. John Shea one of
Viewers plckups, paid the costs. as did
also Il. Godfrey, arrested by Deputy
Marshal Cochran. John Gerry arrested
by Officer Weaver was given six days
work sentence yesterday.
Wedding rings at Helberg's.