Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-12

tbanhs. pplluary resolutions, and simla
hotices. Will be charged at the rate of sccnt
Ter .lne for each inser,ion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Picture frames at Cards
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Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
4 Or. Mighel. surgeon and physician
| DR.. Billiard, osteoparh. IS East Main
oysters in any style at Sundells Cafe
| Our White soap, seven bars for .
cents.
| oysters in every style at sundell.
Cafe.
The best laundry work is done b,
Flitton
1 See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe:
Fidelity Bank.
Choice of any neclStie in the store for
10 cents. The Fair.
"The Gilbert" handbag is new idea
but the best, ut Holes.
| Arrow brand linen collars, cents
each. three fer 10 cents at the Fair.
Miss Wolcott'a classes in china paint
ing and water colors over l16 East Main.
| Secretary r. +. Sears, of the CONNER
cial Club. went to Grlnnell Monday eve
ming, where he looked after business
matters today.
Commencing Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock we will sell 9S cent dressing
sacques for 50 cents While they last.
The Hawkeye.
Roy B. Brown invites inspection of
his new designs IN upholstery goods.
skirt boxes and papier-mache novelties.
No % North First avenue.
Thomas Mccarthy. OF Gilman, arrest
ed by Officer Clark upon a charge of in
toSication. was before Mayor Jones' yes
terday and sentenced to ten days work
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, of the
Central returned this morning from a
few days stay in st. Louis, where he
has been to look after company busiv
ness.
a consignment of elegant furs will be
on sale for ten days at the Hawkeye
The prices have been reduced, thus en-
aiding you to get your choice of all
lengths and kinds. Come and examine
them.
The members of the Marshalltown
Whist Club will enjoy farewell ses-
sion this evening at their rooms in hon
of the early departure of one their
number, Mr. George H. Kennedy, for
Lincoln, Neb
Tomorrow evening from TO s o'clock
we will put on sale seventeen dozens of
mems stiff and soft hats that formerly
sold at sl.50 to SO; our price at those
hours, N.15. These are all the new and
Correct shapes for fall, but we must sell
Cur stock quickly. This price will do it.
Farrand & Clifford.
General superintendent C. W. Hunt
ington, of the Central. arrived in the
city at rs this morning on the Iowa, i"
attached to No. 3, from Peoria. where
he had been to look after company mat
ters The business car was cut off here
and Mr.. Huntington returned to Oska-
looaa on. No. g at s:25 this morning.
Engineer Charles Conway, of the
Great Western, who was seriously in
jured in a wreck at Linn creek last
week. sustaining compound, commin-
uted. complicated fracture of the left
leg, is doing very nicely at the Getz
hospital and expects before long to be
able to be removed to his home in Oel-
vein,
Ladies, you have patronized today our
handkerchief sale beyond our expecta-
ton. proving TO us the confidence you
lace in our advertisements We have
about twenty-five dozen of those genu-
ire linen hemstitched handkerchief left
and will close them out this evening It
. cents. Henry Pappe, Marshaltown's
greatest clothier.
C. w. Root, a roustabout employed in |
one of the gangs at the factory of Glu-
cose Sugar Refining Company. was in
jured slightly this morning while at
work in the bore kiln moving one of the |
retorts. The retort slipped and in fall
ing caught Roots right hand brnising
1t badly but not breaking any bones. He
was taken to his home.
Mrs. A. u. Masterson, residing four
miles south of the city, while visiting in
this city at the H. c. Sieg home. cor
ner of Fifth and Summit streets, was
with partial paralysis Monday |
night and this forenoon was removed to
her home in an ambulance. The ntire
system is affected, but her condition is
not regarded at ali serious.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ballou. who
" ere married last week in Des Moines
end have been visiting in this city at
The home of Mr.. Ballou's sister, Mrs.
George w. Gilbert since that time, went
TO Des Moines Monday evening, where
they will remain for visit of week
or ten days before leaving for Washing
ton, d. c.. their future home
Miss Pearl Haney, of Omaha. daugh-
ter of j. w. Haney, who recently came
10 the city to enter the firm ef the
'Iiggason Remedy Company, arrived in
me city yesterday to accept a position
IS stenographer for the Marshall OIL
Company. Mrs. Haney and the remain
Ter of the family will arrive shortly
md Will occupy the Simmons cottage
IN West Church street.
Mason City Globe-Gazette: Mrs. j. Ct.
Van Ness on Saturday, in honor of Pro-
lessor Fishers birthday, gave dinner
1T the parsonage, Drs. pysart and Wiley