Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-15
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Fine watch repairing at Paley's
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard osreopath, % East Main
Olives in bulk at Olsons, 127 Yves
Main.
See DR.. Maiis about osteopathy. ovel
Fidelity Bank.
Great variety of golf gloves for MISE.
and ladies. Bannatyne & Lay.
1 Have you seen those buffets al
4 Cards? If not, go there at once.
Glass, china, metal and brass ink
stands at Liebig's. West Main street
Those 15-cent meals at Sundells, Cafe
are equal to the 25-cent meals you ge,
elsewhere.
The Farrand & Clifford clothing stock
is new and first-class. Take advantage
i of the low prices.
Miss Edna Baughman, teacher OF
voice and piano. No. 21O North Third
avenue. Tuesday and Thursday morn
ings.
i Only s6.75 to Minneapolis and return
h via the Iowa Central railway on Oct. IL
~ and II. Ask the ticket agents for full
i information.
Come to the w. r. c. social Tuesday
evening, Oct. 10. Good program and
refreshments. Admission 10 cents. Mrs
| Patterson's, 402 North First avenue.
The remains of John Ray, the Soldiers
4 Home veteran who died Monday after
!! noon. were sent to Algona today for In
terment, leaving on the Northwestern
this morning.
Excursion to Minneapolis on account
OF the Christian church missionary con-
vention. Only one fare for the round
trip. Ask Iowa Central ticket agents for
4 full particulars.
One thousand dollars worth Of shaw
ing tickets given away this week by
G. r.. Anderson to his frfer 9 and Gus
toners. Barber shop 234 Market street
Call and have your name enrolled. Three
first-class BARRIERS.
In the case for assault with intent to
|sinflict great bodily injury. In which
Milo Doud was the defendant and
George Essen, a tenant OF Doud, COM
planning witness, the jury disagreed in
Justice Burritt's court Monday after
noon.
For Sale or Rent The stipp Hotel at
State Center. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, papered-and painted
and cleaned ready for good man to
step In and take charge. No other need
/ apply. Apply to NJ. c. Dakin, State
Center.
Professor zubelin, of the Chicago Uni
versity, arrived In the city Monday
night for his lecture engagements in
this city. Prior to the afternoon lecture
at 4 o'clock Professor Zube!in was en-
tertained at golf at the grounds of the
Country Club.
j Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dean, OF LeGrand,
were In the city Monday night to attend
the Denote lecture. Others from out
of the city to attend the lecture. were
Misses Kate Whitehead and Nellie
Stewart, teachers at Gilman, and Miss
Hazen. one Of the Dillon teachers.
Mr.. w. r. Moninger, of Calvin, left
this morning for Washington, where he
will attend the synod of Iowa as one of
the twelve delegates from the Water
loo presbytery. The synod convenes this
ievening at 1880 o'clock and continues
| until Thursday morning.
| With an opportunity to select your
winter clothing from new stock, and
lat prices that Will astonisi1 you, there
is no reason why every man and boy in
Marshall county should not be well
dressed for the next year. Farrand 8:
1 Clifford are making closing out prices
/ Joe Skore. of Cedar Rapids. and Ed
Dwyer, Of Gilman, both railroad labor
lers. arrested by Officers Clark and
Weaver respectively for intoxication,
were before the mayor this morning and
Ipaid the costs. Dwyer had secreted on
his person when arrested ss5; in gold and
specie.
Northwestern employees under General
Paint Foreman A. I. Clark, of Boone,
are at work repainting and sanding the
iron pillars that support the roof of the
depot shed. over the platform. All of
the woodwork Of the exterior CT the
depot Is to be repainted and all CT the
Interior cleaned
4 LIE OShtAOOssd 1ACI dlu " 34Oiiudy eve
ming says: Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond,
the vocalist of the concert to be given
at the congregational church tonight.
Earriyed from Chicago this morning and
is guest of Mrs. c. w. Huntington.
Mr.. leighton, the cellist. is a guest, of
Secretary w. s. Lacy. of the Y. NJ. G..
A."
Rev. C.. p. Boardman went to Union
| this morning, where he Will attend the
1 annual convention of the Central Asso-
citation of Congregational Churches and
Ministers, beginning today and continu-
ling over tomorrow Rev. Oxley, the
new pastor of the church at LaMoille,
also went to- Union to attend the con-
vention.
Mr.. 2. II. Hibben, grand representa-
| tive of the Iowa Odd Fellows to the
recent sovereign grand lodge of the or
der at indianapolis, left Mondey evening
for ,Creston, where he will be present at
| the annual sessions of the grand lodge
| in session this week. Mr.. Peter Mayer,
Iof this city, and Mr.. Omer Cummings
OF Albion. the two representatives from
this district, composing the lodges of
II o1r 1aFt Fn,.