Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-08
THE CITY In BRIEF


DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 302 West Main
Music rolls from 50 to SIS cents. Adam
son.
Try Paragon oyster stew at l1e Eas
Main.
Upper Circle Pressing Club. Kirb,
building.
oysters in all styles at the Paragon
119 East Main.
Sale of kid gloves tomorrow for q
cents at Newcomers.
From to 5 tomorrow cabinets. 81 pei
dozen at Beveridge's.
Will place on sale a lot of kid glove.
for IS cents pair Saturday at Newcom
er's.
4 Plenty of nice apples at the Bee Hive
for $3.50 barrel or $3.50 bushel. Coco
(. varieties.
DR.. Mars, osteopatnic physician over
i Geiity bank, practiced over three
years in this city.
4 The board of supervisors will meet
next week and canvass the official re-
turns OF the election.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church Will hold an exchange at Peck
| hams store tomorrow afternoon.
/ DR.. and Mrs. George Niblock, of AL
lion. are entertaining at their home a
l son, born to them at O'clock Thursday
| evening.
You will find souvenir spoon in
every sack Of Cream OF Patent flour. 1t
is sold by all grocers and at the mill. H.
j. Benson.
| Tomorrow will be the banner tea day
| at the Iowa Tea Company's. A Japanese
teapot free with each pound of so, 60 or
| So-cent tea.
| Buy your fur goods at the Bee Hive
tomorrow and with each 1ollar's worth
you buy we will make you present OF a
fine imported handkerchief.
We have too many music rolls. Now
is your chance to get Sl.25 music roll
for SO cents. Come quickly while the
supply lasts. Adamson, 116 West Main.
There are always a few new bright
ideas in suitings trowserings and over
coatings the sort not to be found every
where. We are showing them. Hopkins,
the popular tailor.
Mrs John Arney went to Albion this
morning, in response to word announc-
ing the death of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Perry F. Arney, whic occurred late
Thursday afternoon.
A large number Of Northwestern
graders passed thru the city Thursday
night on No. S, en- route from Omaha to
Nelson, Ill. where they will work on the
Peoria line of the Northwestern.
Mrs. w. b. Beeson, left this morning
for Ft Dodge, where she is summoned
by telephone message from that place,
received last night, announcing that her
son, Mr.. Sam Beeson, was quite i'll with
quincy.
]. Parum, a negro. arrested by Officer
Hanson, and Jake Kinzler. an old SOL
der, arrested by officer Hurd for intox-
ication, We're before the mayor this
morning and were sentenced to six
days work on the rock pile.
Mrs. Mary Speer, of Union, who has
been in the city for few days visit
at the home of her son, Mr.. j. NJ. Speer,
while en- route home from Oskaloosa,
where she had been for II visit with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Clegg- Boud,
returned this morning to Union.
The school board held an unimpor-
tant meeting last night. allowing the |
usual grist OF bills and ordering needed
supplies. The board voted to allow the
teachers who recently spent over
week in quarantine pay for the time
they were detained from their work.
Here is a snap! A fine half section
stock and grain farm. ten miles from
Marshalltown, one and one-half miles to I
4 shipping point on main line of rail-
road, we'll watered by living. hard
bottom creek and deep well and wind
Mill. Farm is in high state of culti-
walton and well fenced. For full par
ticulars see or write me. Price, $55 per
acre. Will H. Hill. 107 East Main street
Mrs. T. j. Fletcher left Thursday
evening for Iowa City, where she will
remain until Saturday night with her
dent in the State University of Iowa
Illinois foot ball game Saturday, and
Miss Fletcher left this morning for Iowa
City TO be present at the game, and to
attend frat" party given at Iowa City
this evening.
Mother: How can the Iowa Tea
Company give a 25-cent teapot free with
each pound of tea?' Why: there are
several reasons Mr. Emery buys in
larger quantities than any other firm in
the city. Second, he has larger list of
customers than any other tea store in
the state. Third, he is satisfied to di- I
vide the profits which most of his COM
petitors get with his customers. That is
why the Iowa Tea Company is so popu-
lar with the citizens of Marshalltown
and vicinity.
Mrs. j. p. Johnson was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at her home, corner of Je-
rome and Third streets to company of I,
6 bout fifty lady friends, at a ! o'clock
and afternoon euore. In serv-
ing the hostess was assisted by her |
daughter Miss Wood Johnson, and Miss ,
Charlotte Whitton In the games, which
the luncheon. Mrs. c. ]. Hoyt !,
won the prize for progression, and Mrs B
r. B. Garvin, Mrs. w c. Payne, Mrs !,
A. Janney and Mrs. j. H. Cutten. OF
Jefferson City, Mo. tied for the lone
rand prize. but the ladies' resigned in I
favor Of the out of town guest Mrs. i
w. S. Robbins secured the consolation /
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