Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-01

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Mairs, osteopathy.
Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
| Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
| DR.. Lierle, eve. office hours to s: 80
| Pure Marshall county honey in pin
jars. 25 cents. Bee Hive.
The choicest of flowers at Kemble's
NUNS roses and carnations.
Fancy dishes at Culley's The fancy
list in the city.
Drs. Fry & Fry, homeopathic physi.
clans and surgeons, over East Main
Play cards. poker chips dice an,
game counters at Lieblg's, West Mai.
| street.
Save your Gold Coin trading stamps
You can get them at the New Yor!
racket store.
Great sale of table covers at less thar
SO cents on the dollar Satul day. Banna
| tyne 8. Lay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. u. Emery, of 500 Je.
rome street, are parents of a son, borr
this afternoon.
DR.. MARS. osteopatnic physician, over
| Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
Special sale of Chinese lily bulbs for
cents apiece at Wright's greenhouse, SO;
North Third street.
General Auditor T. /. WATSON of tn,
Central spent the day in Abba, looking
after company business.
The Iowa Tea Company will sell s
large picture, heavy mating, for /;
cents each tomorrcw only.
One hundred pieces OF new sheet mu
sic just received. Come and get you,
pick. Adamson, lie West Main.
A beautiful picture that sells for 81
cents given free to every lady who calls
Saturday. Green Stamp Store.
One hundred pieces of new sheet mu.
sic just received Come and get your
pick. Adams6n. 116 West Main.
Culley's fresh meats are the lowest
priced and Of the highest quality. Rec
trading stamps with each purchase.
Culley's coffees can not De equaled fol
price and quality. Double the amount
Of your purchase in red trading stamps
Have you an air-blast heater? Let us
furnish some Illinois nut steam to burn
In it. You will be pleased. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
A seven and half inch neat and USE
full glass vase will be given free with
each 50-cent purchase at Sinclair's Tea
House Saturday. A big value.
The new pack of raspberries. peaches,
cherries and other fruits is now in stock
and will be sold at very small margins
of profit. Reynolds. Watson & Co.
Conductor F. A. Roberts, of the Cen
trail, residing at Oskaloosa, has been
placed temporarily on the Iowa Central
Story City branch runs, in the absence
from duty of Conductor D. p. Wilhelm.
The Harmony Aid Society members,
to the number OF thirty-seven, were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mes
danes w. c. Dilley and Rose E. Halfer-
ty. at the formers home. Dinner was
served at 6.
Saturday only, the Bee Hive will offer
fifty dozen new imported handkerchisfs
regular price % cents. We will offer
these tomorrow only at l6 cents each.
No more than six to a customer. and
only one day
White Camel Court. No II, Tribe of
Ben Hur, has issued invitations for the
marriage of Miss Mary Kendall to Mr..
Roy Cumins. to occur Friday evening,
Nov. Is. at $3.50 in the courts rooms in
the Odd Fellows hall.
A genuine diamond ring and two
watches in the 25-cent grab sale at Mill
er's Saturday, Nov. 9; also 81 worth of
red or green trading stamps with each
25-cent grab. Each package contains a
pirze. Miller. the jeweler. los East Main.
Mrs. Jennie Young, of $40 South Fifth
L., ii
city for about forty years, left Thursday
evening on the Colorado special for Den
yer, where she will reside in the future,
making her home with a brother, Mr..
Truax.
The second hearing of the assault. case
of George Essen against Milo Doud is on
in Justice Clark's court this afternoon,
No, La nh ,f
from Justice Burritts court. The first
trial, 1t will be remembered, resulted in
disagreement of the jury.
III. C. Mclean, who has been in charge
Of the steam shovel on the Central since
lest May. and his brother, II. Mclean, a
cranesman, handed in their designations
today and will leave the city tonight for
Minneapolis. Another crew, off the NJ
& St. L.. which has been at work al
otisoo, Mimi. is expected to arrive in
the city this evening to take the places
OF the men who have quit.
Conductor Ed Moran, of the North
western, whose runs are on trains %, q
and z, is and IL, is off duty owing to ar
injury sustained while taking down 6
lawn swing at his home in Clinton, re-
sulting in the severe pinching of the
fingers of his right hand. Conductor H
A. Burlington is on Mr.. Moran's run
Conductor Frank Spaulding, who is or
! and and 4 and 5. Is also off duty
and is enjoying duck hunt in northern
Iowa. Conductor Theodore Stoik is OF
Mr.. Spaulding's runs.
Engineer Thomas c. Clegg. of the Cen.