Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21
THE CITY in BRIEF

1 Main.
Mrs. J. B. Sweet, of Liscomb, visited
in the city Wednesday,
Flitton & Ogan. dyers and cleaners
"a West Church street.
Car load of apples at Bee Hive. Blu,
now while they are cheap.
1t would not lie fair IL Iowa Mocha
and Java was not served every night.
Ing and water colors over lie East Main
Don't forget the competitive drill by
members of Company II Friday night
Ladies black mercerized sateer
waists, tucked front and back, 9S cents
at the Hawkeye.
| DIR. MARS. osteopatnic physician, over
| Fidelity bank, practiced over three
years in this city.
Mr.. f. L. Meeker left this morning 70,
| Charlton, where he will remain for q
short time on business.
y competitive drill by members of
Company II Will be held at the military
fair Friday night at SIS.
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Something entirely new in hard coal
stoye--nothing like it in construction
and price. schmidt's Hardware Store.
Just one week until you will need
flowers for the Thanksgiving table.
Give Kemble your order and get the
best.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Ollie Gallagher
and Mr.. Arthur Fields, for Tuesday
evening. Nov. 26.
Twenty-Five pounds of best granu-
lated sugar for 81 with purchase of 81
at retail in any department, potatoes
excepted. Bee Hive.
Commandment C. C.. Horton. of the SOL
diers' Home. returned yesterday from
Des Moines, where he had been to at
tend banquet of the Loyal Legion.
Miss Mary A. Bailey. of Marietta,
spent Wednesday night in the city,
coming to be present at the regular
meeting of Central Chapter. No. 81, O..
L. S., which had initiatory work.
Mrs. Mary Dillon, OF Milwaukee, and
Miss Ora Perkins. of Des Moines, who
have been in the city q few days as the
guests OF Mrs. w. c. Dilley, returned
Wednesday evening to their homes.
Word from Joliet, ILL.,. announces that
Mrs. Cora Wilbur Marsh, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks with an
attack of r;phoia, is improving steadily
and will soon be able to be up and
about the house
Mrs. John Irwin, Of los South Third
street, Was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the members of the aid society
of Frank II. Thomas Post, No. 8. W. r.
c. A O'Clock tea was enjoyed follow
ing the afternoons business.
Miss Agnes Roe, Of Cedar Rapids,
sister of Miss Mary Roe. arrived in the
city Wednesday evening. being on her
way to Hampton, where she will remain
until after the holidays, visiting her
brother, Mr.. ]. j. Roe. and family.
General Superintendent II. II. Ash
ton, of the Northwestern. and ssuperin
tendent III. j. Slifer. of the Iowa divi-
sion, passed thru the city this morning
on an east-bcund special, at 1850 o'clock.
They made brief stop at this point.
Miss Faith Douglass comes to the city
again Friday evening to give her first
Instruction to the physical culture class
being organized by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Railway Y. NJ C. A. it is very
important that every lady who thinks OF
entering should be present at 7:30.
Mr.. C. c. Olmstead, formerly of this
city but now of Belle PLANE. spent
Wednesday in the city at the home of
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Curtis, where Mrs. Olnstead and little
son are visiting. Mr.. Olmstead came
to be present at surgical operation
performed on his son.
The Mason City Globe Gazette of
Wednesday, evening says: Mrs. Ed
ward V. Clifford is packing her house
hold goods preparatory to moving to
to join her husband, Con-
ductor Clifford of the Central. Mr..
Clifford finds that living in MARSHALL
town is more convenient for his run
than this city"
The Let's Fletcher Company, of this
city, has decided to rebuild the Liscomb
creamery and cheese factory, which they
owned, and which was burned last sum
mer during the exceedingly dry season.
The machinery has already been pur-
chased and building operations are TO be
begun at once, with the object to COM
plete it this winter If possible.
S. TT. Hagen, of Pickering, arrested
by Officer Clark Wednesday evening
upnn n charge of Investigations was be- |
fore Mayor Jones this morning and was
upon payment of the costs.
George Koontz. an old man working as
D farm hand near LaMoille, arrested
by Deputy Marshal Cochran. was also
before his honor and paid up.
Car load of fine pruneS from my own
orchard in Oregon These goods are
guaranteed all new crop, clearly packed
In twenty five and fifty pound boxes,
and we have all sizes in sweet and tart
prunes You will be pleased if you giveI
them a trial. Prices from up 10 lOi
cents for extra fancy. Get our box
prices. J. f. Harrigan, Bee Hive.
l have for sale a desirable farm of |
about 200 acres, with two sets Of i'm
fine, large, bearing orchard,
we'll fenced, good wells and running wa
ter in the pasture. This is on the mar
set for a few days only, and must be |
sold quickly. Three miles from good
market and convenient to Marshalitown
for trading. Will II. Hill, agent, 1O7
East Main street.