Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-23
The CITY in BRIEF

LIE IlOSt surprising SlU.UU CLOAK &c
be seen. Bannatyne s. Lay.
Mrs. A. C. Fry, NJ. D., obstetrics anc
diseases Of. Women a speciality.
Laura Berchenbriter, trained nurse,
liz North Second ave. Old phone, 422
Condensed milk 10 cents can
cheaper than fresh. For sale at Gull
Iley's.
You can burn the cheapest coal in the
Peninsular Hot Blast, sold by William
Furbush.
One hundred pieces of the fastest
sheet music Just received at Adamst'n'sl
Come first and get-yolr pick.
The members of Angeles Comedians
Company were in the city this morning
being on their way te, Toledo from Ed
dyyille.
These chilly, damp evenings make
the old man hunt up chips all over the
yard. Better get cord Of wood at the
Irwin Lumber Company.
Mrs. Evelyn n. Beldon. president of
the Iowa Equal Suffrage Association. is
announced to speak ut Hartland Sum
day, Sept. 20, at three o'clock p. m.
Parties who are figuring on getting a
camera soon will find it to their advant-
age to see Adamson. 116 West Main. He
Is selling them at, cost for the next
week.
Emery Hurd. son az officer and Mrs
Charles Hurd. returned Saturday night
from Belle PLANE. where has has beer
employed in bakery for the past few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Townsend
who have been enjoying their honey
moon at Long Lake, Wis, and Minreap-
oils and ST Paul, arrived home Sunday
morning at $3.50.
Our millinery opening takes place on
Wednesday of this week. An elegant
line OF trimmed hats can be found here
at very much lower prices than else
where. Hoyt's Department Store.
Master Donald Stuntz, who has been
critically illswith laryngeal diphtieria
for a few days. shows more favorable
symptoms today and there 10 thought t.
be a slight chance fol. his recovery.
OUR millinery opening takes place on
Wednesday of this week An elegant
line OF trimmed hats can be found here
at very much lower prices than else
where, Hoyt's Department Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lander arrived
home Saturday evening from two
weeks eastern trip. enjoyed largely in
Buifalo and Cleveland. They stopped in
Chicago on their way home for a brief
visit.
There Will be a dance at Finkle's Hall
on East State street every event rs OF
next week beginning Tuesday evening
Music bylMaccabee Harp orchestra Ev-
eryone invited. Admission SO cents
Ladies free.
Mrs. J. d. Parker and son Charley lef,
Saturday evening for Chicago, where
they will take UP residence and entel
Into business They have rented Q
small building and will engage in the
notion line.
Concerning q former Marshalltowr
teacher the Saturday Mail and Times
Des Moines. says: Miss Minnie Cad,
will spend the winter in Chicago. where
she has accepted a r,osition in the Anna
Morgan school of elocution."
John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony, while
loading a car of hogs at st. Anthem,
Saturday, preparatory to shipping te
this city, was thrown in the pen by one
Of the animals, and fell in ouch {. way
as to badly spraiY and lacerate his righ'
wrist.
Miss Bessie: Kibbey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. ID. Kibbey. left at 11:2s
O'Clock Sunday night for New York
from which port she will sail the latter
part of the week for Strassburg. Ger.
many, where she will remain for two
years study under private tutor.
Misses Maxine Kelley and Grace Far
rand spent Sunday in Des Moines. wher,
they enjoyed family reunion witt
| the coterie Of former Second ware
| teaching In the capital city-Misse
Grace Sullivan, Minnie Van Patten
/ Matte Bach and Lillian Bridgeford.
Postoffice Inspector w. NJ. Ketchan
was in the city Saturday night, being
on his way. to Des Moines from Ceda
\ Rapids He will not make his head
quarters here this winter, but expects
4 to return next summer. Mrs. Ketchan
and son are in Kansas City at present
j. Hill, of 6 West Nevada street, al
4 employe of the Iowa Central in the ca
1 shops, while handling car wheel Sat
/ urday afternoon allowed it to drop oil
1 his left foot, resulting in the nlembe
being badly bruised. He was taken t
his home and will be laid up for severa
days.
Mrs. ]. Il. Let's and daughter, Mis-
Edna, wife and daughter of the forme
4 superintendent of the Rhoades- Car
mean Company factory, leave to
Knight for Henderson, KY, where the
Twin reside, Mr.. Let's having recent
accepted the superintendency of a bug
Icy factory there.
John Brush, married and about 3
1 years OF age, while in Main stree
saloon Saturday afternoon, slipped O.
4 the floor and fell in such a manner q
i to break both the right tibia and fbu
Ina. directly above the ankle. The iiga
1 ments Of the ankle We're also badl
i torn; and O partial dislocation Of tn
Joint was suffered, He was rem,ved 4
an ambulance to Ills home. a712 ETomle
lstreet.