Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-24
THE CITY in BRIEF

Peaches, pears and bananas at OIL
sons, l27 West Main.
Three of our 1Oc bath towels for 25c
tonight. Lee & Benedict
Lace curtain sale Monday. TUESDAY
and Wednesday. Archie Parker.
Wanted, good reliable woman for cook
and Homework at hospital. H L. Getz.
Our display of foreign novelties for
gentlemen's wear has no equal in the
state. Hopkins.
You can save money by buying your
table linens of US. New stock now in.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Don't fail to try a ..Puravanar SC
cigar next time. Sold by all dealers.
LaShelle & Cook, distributors.
Just let us figure on your lumber bills
and be convinced that we save YOU
money. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Tonight all of our childs and misses
ilght blue pink, white, red and brown
silk Isle lace stripe stockings for 1870.
Lee & Benedict
Wanted, experienced car repairers.
wages s1.15 to $500 day according to
ability Apply to j. A. Ellis, agent Chi
cago Great Western.
The new Turkish bath rooms. 300 East
Church street. For women, MONDAYS
and Thursdays; for men, Fridays, Sat
urdays and Sundays.
All leading druggist and cigar stands
sell Robert Burns 1Oc cigars. The
king of domestic cigars. LaShelle G.
Cook, Wholesale distributors.
The IRIS Nottingham correspon-
dent has an article on the fifth page
of this issue which will be of inter-
est to Marshahlltown readers.
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Special train to Des Moines state fair
leaves Marsh alltown Z a. M, Aug. IS and
30; sl.l5 for the round trip Tickets good
on all regular Northwestern trains.
/ MIR. w. j. Heald, accompanied by his
wife. Went 10 Des Moines Friday even
ing. where he will hvae charge of the
Lennox Machine Company's exhibit All
the state fair.
Mr.. NJ. A. Ward prominent stock
raiser of Bromley. arrived in the city
Friday evening from Chicago, where
he accompanied earlier in the week a
car of sheep and one of hogs.
Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr., at 81 North
First street. wants a competent girl to
help her with her housework. But two
people and small baby IN the family
and every modern convenience about the
( house.
In order to make gold watches a lead
4 Il in his business this fall HeiIberg has
! put in stock greater than all the
! watches ever carried at any one time by
any three other stores in Marshalltown.
| The gold watch business this fall will be
cone at Hellberg's.
I Mrs. r. p. Brown. of Rclfe. who was
called TO Melbourne last week on ac-
! count of the death of her sister, the late
Mrs Clara Capron, and Who has beer
VISITING in this city with her sister, Mrs.
! u l.. Williams. since the funeral of Mrs
capron, left this morning for her home.
Rev. "A. w. Mcneil, of Buffalo Center
1 who has been in the city for few days
! visit with hs father. Mr.. j. S. McNeei
went to LaMoille this morning, where
tomorrow he will fill the pulpit of the
Congregational church. having ex.
changed for the day with Rev. E. E
! Reed.
At the Conrad annual field day on
Thursday Ernie Huber of this city,
Won both bicycle races on the after
noon program. and after completing the
j events assisted in amusing the crowd
by participating in an exhibition box
ing contest with Earl Brace (Kid
Reynolds) of this city.
Mr.. George L. Marsh. who is connected
with the Chicago University. and who
has Been in Chicago during the summe,
4 in charge of the university's correspond
/ ing school, arrived in this city this
morning and will enjoy vacation last.
ing until about Oct. l with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore P. Marsh.
DR.. j. b. Albrook presiding elder o.
Il the Marshalltown district of the Metho.
clst church, was in the city Friday nigh,
10 conduct the fourth quarterly meeting
the last OF the conference year. Rev. All.
brook went to Gladbrook this morning
where Sunday morning he will dedicate
the new Methodist church at that place
Jimmie Lynch, who is employed in the
Flexible Wire Mat Company's factory
had the misfortune yesterday while al
work in the kurtz Bros factory, max
ing boxes for the mat factory, to get hi!
right hand under the buzz saw. The
thumb was badly torn by the saw, blu
it is not anticipated that amputatio1
will be necessary.
A meeting of re directors of tn.
Commercial club was held Friday even.
ing and a committee was appointed t,
investigate the real estate scheme il
connection with the new cracker fac,
tory proposition. 1t is understood tina
some of the directors and officers Of
the club are nst favorable to the, pro.
position in its present form.
/ Mrs. Mary e. Brown, wife Of A. ]
Brown, OF 504 South Third street. IL "
ing critically i'll at the home Of he
daughter, Mrs. John Irwin, 10s soutl
Third street. as the result of cancer q
the stomach. All hopes for recover,
have been abandoned by the family
Mrs Brownis the mother OF Ensinee,
Ed Brown and Fireman Cary Brown, n
the Iowa Central; Mrs E. T. Barker anx
n r. ~