Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22


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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Eyes fitted correctly at Paley's.
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
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DE-. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Trotter office with DR.. MighelL
New walking hats just received. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Peoria steel cook stoves are the heay-
lest in the market. See them at Bull
locks.
Trainmaster E. E. Kerwin, of the Cen
trail. was in the city Wednesday on COM
pany business.
Dudley Business College opens Sept. Q:
day and evening school. Office open
every day, as usual.
Miss Kate Withheld. of this CITY has
been elected to position as primary
teacher in tho c.ii,,,., ;, sah,ss,.
coed Miss LeFevre.
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Il. u II. Manson & Co, "a Board of
September corr sold m Az 1o+h -.
61A. Write them. -
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Wahteo-Durins the firemen's tourn-
lnehl rooms with or without board.
Leave addresses at i. j. hirby's gro
Gerry west state
Mi. herpert Parker was at Liscomb
lousy where ne aaNertseo the Mar
siiaiito"H carhlNal at the Marshall
county veterans reunion.
Several hack loads ard !. r,,,,ha,. 80
private conyeyances headed Conrad
ward this morning the .oco,,nan+s GOING
TO witness the even+s Of e,,s !, ,',,,,o1
held day.
Tho cbioogo craa. Iyas,.o
veil n.tronisaa o,,a,,,..;,,, -. :.
+bis n,or,,jr,.r 60. 49, w.. ~
inc, ~ oal,rein ~ +,.,,t,s
noe Moinas 's- at 80 a.
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Business ir the police courts was quiet
along with other business today. Mayor
trin 1us,ioa rnrr,t. io;rsa AZ r,nas
1,ad ,>,,+ 's la
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Sheriff Shoemaker has as yet made no
appointment of an office deputy, to sue
coed Mr.. NJ. S. Mcfarland, resigned, to
accept the position of deputy postmas-
ter The applicants for the position are
~, fe,,. ,,a,.s VIZ &c tn1oe
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The business district of The city wore
| Sunday appearance today. most of the
business houses being closed because OF
the grocers' picnic. Not every one who
secured a holiday went to Clear Lake
but many parties were formed and the
! Gay was spent picnicking and fishins
! along the banks of the Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones are in receipt
of letter from their son, Sergeant Ted
Jones, of the Twenty-ninth infantry. no.
tifying them of the transfer of the regi-
ment from Fort Sheridan, Chicago, to
Columbus barracks at Columbus, o.
Sergeant Jones had been i'll and confined
to the hospital for several days. but at
the time of writing was convalescent.
Friends and rela fives If I'D pnsh,on,
a.nao;ail,. ~, ~ 49, 1.,,. "
making an effort to secure his parole
from the Fort Madison penitentiary
hushiow was sent up Tor seven years
TOT numerous assault on the per-
son OF y. .. Nandeventer who was at
the tlme marshal OF Gilman. He mas
served ABOUT tour years OF MS sentence
Mr.. Bruce Fraley. SON of Mr.. Il ID
Fraley. of Albion. came to the CITY q
few days ago to accept position with
| the Iowa Central. and was given an.
pioylhei. ~ .ne rounu mouse. ne com
iienceu ms uu.les Weuiiesuay. pue az
1 le! one gay Moih ne cohciuuea .he
iat,foau business Vas nol 70 ms iiklhe
anu ne therefore quie anu fetui heu nome
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