Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF

W esacn insertion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Topsy hose. Bannatyne & Lay.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Dr.. Trotter. physician and surgeon
DR.. aLierle, eve. office hours to $50
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The largest stock of furs in the city
Lee & Benedict.
Lost-Gold cuff button. Finder leave
at T.-R. and receive reward.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the odeon to-
night; TO-. 20, 80 and so cents.
4 New line of fleece lined wrappers
from ss cents up. The Fair.
Just received, fifty pounds, of cream
Shetland floss. Lee & Benedict.
Boys shoes, all sizes. latest styles, for
school wear, 9S cents. The Fair.
Twelve designs in best French flannels
a. only ~ cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Assistant General Freight Agent S. G.
Lutz was in Mason City on business to-
day.
Fifth dance of the 1901 Social Club
next Friday evening, Nov. l. Harp Or
chestra
One job of ladies' So and $3.50 shoes,
heavy or light sole, Tuesday only, sl.sS.
The Fair.
Acl- ofsy1,1 hot 1r also af
our SO cent fleece lined underwear. Far
rand & clifford.
One hundred QO0 large size, heavy
cotton blankets, per pair 80 cents Tues
day only. The Fair.
j. A. Bennell, of the Iowa Central gem
eral passenger department, was in Os-
kaloosa looking after business today.
Special tomorrow, Is cent fleeced
backed figured satines for 10 cents per
yard. Handsome styles. Lee & Bene-
dict.
The work of raising the "old main"
line of the Central in the local yards
was begun this morning by party OF
section men.
See the leaves falling? 1t will soon be
winter. Better see the Irwin Lumber
Company for your winters coal. Both
phones, 1sS.
The Kalamazoo, Mich. Gazette-News
Of Oct. 20 announces the death of Ken
NTH, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy w. Brundage, at the age of II
months and is days.
Nothing is more attractive in parlor
or sitting room than a rattan or reed
rocker. We have the largest line in the
city. and can make satisfactory prices.
Marion Gard.
Hugh Dunn, millwright in the en-
ploy of the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company, while at work Saturday,
caught his right hand in a buzz saw.
cutting off the ends of the index and
middle finger.
The Centrars Story City branch train,
No. 305 was held in this city Satur-
day night until 1880 o'clock, in order
that those living along the line who
were in the city to attend the Cousins
meeting. could return to their homes.
Miss Alice Gardiner, who has been
temporarily employed as stenographer
In the general passenger office OF the
Iowa Central for the past six weeks. as
sumed the duties OF new position in
the office Of Superintendent King, of
the Glucose Sugar Refining Company,
today.
Didn't it make you think of new fall
overcoat when You started down town
this morning? Sort OF made you wish
you hadn't spent so much money trying
to keep cool last summer. didn't it?
Don't worry; it won't cost you 80 much
to get it as you think. Just keep in mind
Farrand & Chords closing out sale.
Mr.. John H. Sundell left this morn
ing for Mason City, where he will
remain for an indefinite stay on bust
ness. Mr.. Sundell does not expect to
take active charge of the management
of his place OF business in that city
for the next eight months, or until the
lease given on his business here ex-
pires.
Messrs. Frank Brennecke and A. w.
Head returned Friday night from
northwestern Minnesota, where they
went q few weeks ago to look at land
with view of investing. They pur-
chased 2,4SO acres near Hallock, the
county seat of Kitson county, and
adjoining it John Brennecke and NJ. L.
Meickley bought LOO acres more.
Ward & yokes have the largest COM
pany this season that they ever carried
1t numbers fifty-five people, and it in
cludes all the old favorites. George Sid
ney. Lucy DAILY, Margaret DAILY Vokes
and Joe Kelly. 1.-The Head Waitress" is
the name of the new comedy in which
they will appear. at the odeon next
Thursday evening. Seats go on sale
Wednesday morning at o'clock at w.
n. Evans.
S. r. Crissy, an old-time dispatcher of
the Northwestern railroad, assumed a
position today with the Iowa Central,
in charge of the third trick in the office
of Chief Dispatcher B. G. Falls. at Os-
kaloosa. Mr.. Crissy has been appointed
on account of the resignation of Fred
NJ. Melin, of the first trick. who has
resigned. j. w. Porter succeeds Melin
on the first trick and E. B. Fry takes
the second.
Robert Buchwald was in the city for
an over-sunday visit with his family,
coming down from Northwood, where
he has been for some little time in the
employ of LaPlant Bros. who are en-
gagged in moving the brick depot of the
B.. C. r. & N. railway to the right of