Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-07
THE CITY IN BRIEF


| DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West Main
| Try Paragon oyster stew at 11s East
Main.
! Fleece-lined wrapper sale tomorrow.
Lee & Benedict.
| Honey Comb candy. the new confec-
ton, only at Fellner's.
Shelled English walnuts and almonds
at Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S
Elegant framed pictures and medal
lions very cheap at the Racket store.
Miss Wolcott's classes in china paint
Ing and water colors over 116 East Main
There are many specialties in Two
Married Men" at the Odeon this evening.
Prices %, 35 and so cents.
The condition of Mrs. Wilbur H.
Evans, while still critical. is somewhat
improved over yesterday.
Culleys fresh meats are not equalled
for quality and price. Red trading
stamps with each purchase.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carlson, of No. 30S
| West Nevada street. are the parents of a
4 sen, born to them on Tuesday.
| Choice tomorrow of any feece-lined
wrapper in the store IS cents. Not more
than two to any one person. Lee & Ben
edilct.
Better look after your winters fuel.
See the Irwin Lumber Co. for hard and
soft coal. Correct weights. Right
prices.
| Fancy sauer kraut cents quart,
] sour pickles 80 cents a gallon The
! largest assortment of pickles in the city
at Culley's.
| The homes of Mike Minehan, 7o5
South Second street. and j. Schaak. 1912
West Boone street, were placed under
quarantine Wednesday for diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Woodruff, former
residents of Marshalltown, but now of
Perry, are parents of a son, born to
them Wednesday morning at o'clock.
| Chicken pie supper will be served by
| the Woman's Relief Corps Friday, Nov.
S. from 5 o'clock and after at the Ger
man Odd Fellows Hall, corner of State
street and First avenue.
VIM. Hellberg has just returned from
| a trip to eastern factories, where he has
| bought large amount of jewelry. He'll
| berg carries an enormous stock for a
! town OF this size, but is building up u
| trade that warrants it.
The derailment of car attached to
i Northwestern east-bound freight No. Sc,
1 at the west end of the depot platform at
4 1880 o'clock this morning, caused a small
/ delay to the train. The platform was
/ torn up slightly as the result Of the ac-
cident.
Grant Dunwoody, OF 9os Mitchell
street, has been quarantined for diph-s
iberia. The home Of p. Lynch. 800 South
Third street. only recently released
from diphtheria quarantine, has again
been Guaranteed, another child of Mr..
. and Mrs. Lynch having been taken Ill.
! Mrs. ]. Z. Kinney arrived home today
from Oskaloosa, where she was called
| Saturday evening on account of the
death of her little sister. Pearl Lynch
| Mrs. Kinney was accompanied home by
| her mother, Mrs. Flora Lynch, who will
remain for short visit at her daugh-
| ter's home.
\
| The meeting of the Political Equality
club that was to have been held Thurs
| day, Nov. H. has been postponed until
the 18th. The topic of the evening
Will be omitted to give place to reports
of the delegates to the state convention.
The meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. P. NJ. Sutton.
| Hellberg is watch man. That is his
| business. He learned the trade in the
old country and when a watch is re-
! paired at his store the work will be done
WELL Hellberg's watch business has in
| creased SO much that he wants another
watch man badly, but he can't find
man good enough to do Hellberg's kind
| of work.
| Mr. and Mrs A. II. Simon left yester-
| day for Emmetsburg, summoned by a
telegram announcing the death of Mrs.
| Sinon's mother. Mrs. NJ. l.. Higley,
/ whose serious illness was mentioned in
these columns few days ago. Mrs.
Higley has been an invalid for some
| time and for the past few weeks her
death has been daily expected.
Rev. A. z. Kiser, pastor of the Pres
| byterian church of State Center, was in
| the city this morning. being on his way
| home from Williams. where Wednesday
evening he was present at the ceremon-
| les Of installing the new pastor of the
| church at that place, Rev. w. A. Sears.
Rev. Kiser participated in the service.
| giving the charge to the new pastor.
Rev. w. c. Smith, of Albion, was in
| the city this morning, arriving from
| Winchester, Ind, where he was called
| two weeks ago on account of the critical
| illness of his daughter, Mrs. j. +. Ben
nett Mrs. Bennett was not expected to
| live as the result of an attack of neural
gia of the stomach, but she is now great
! ~ improved and is expected 70 recover
| With corn at SO cents, hogs at cents
and cattle at Z Hellberg knows that
nothing will be good enough for the
| farmers short of diamonds. He has,
| therefore, invested large share Of his
capital In diamonds and will carry more
| OF these precious stones than ever be-
| fore. All the stores in all the towns of
Marshall county put together could not
| show so many fine diamonds as Hellberg
| has in stock.
Mrs Charles Dicks, a resident OF Mar
shalltown for number OF years, left
| Wednesday evening for Omaha, whera