Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-19
THE CITY In BRIEF

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| The best neal in the city at the Par
lagoon.
See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Owe
Fidelity Bank.
Ladies, Henry Pappe's grand gol
glove sale next Tuesday.
| Fur sale Monday and Tuesday next
| Read our "ad.'' Archie Parker.
| n. E. simkins, undertaking exclusive.
Is. Second door west Of postoffice.
| Cream white snow white, pink ant
rose pink Shetland floss at the Fai
Stole.
DR.. MARS. osteopaynic physician, over
| Fidelity bank. practiced over thres
years in this city.
Mrs. King is now located at Eas
State street. and will make your ole
carpets into rugs.
Remember that Henry Pappe will sell
ladies' and misses golf gloves mex
Tuesday at less than half price.
CenterviIle block coal, the good Ole
kind, We have always sold YOU. Orde,
only from the Gregory Brown Coal Co.
When wishing the latest in nice up-to-
Gate goods give Paley call as he does
not have piece of ancient goods in the
store.
E. S. Cincebeaux. of the Iowa Central
general passenger department, was in
Cedar Rapids today looking after COM
paEy business.
Perhaps you want Illinois COAL II so.
you want the best, and that is the En-
pire. Order only from the Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
There must be salt famine from
the way the farmers are getting salt
from Hammond & Benedict. They are
making price on barrel salt of $3.50.
Professor William j. Hall, OF Mime
8apolis, viii give pipe organ recital as
sisted by a tenor soloist in the Presby-
terlan church Thursday evening at s
o'clock. Admission 25 cents.
DR.. Wood, Of Marshalltown, is one OF
the best known and most skilled eye and
ear specialists in Iowa, and since his re-
turn from three years study in Europe
enjoys a large practice.
One thousand dollars worth of shaw
ing tickets given away this week by
g. F. Anderson to his friends and Gus
toners. Barber shop 234 Market street
Call and have your name enrolled. Three
first class BARRIERS.
Mrs. Nerl Mershon, of Liscomh, spent
the day in the city with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Jud Garfield. Mrs. Mershon
viii be accompanied home by her par
ents, who expect to remain in LtscoTib
for the winter at their daughters home.
officer Mike Clark was at Nevada tc-
day, where he was subpnnaed as wit
ness before the Story county court, in
the damage case brought by young
man named Croker. of Colo, mention Of
which was made in these columns Fri
day.
Mrs. J. p. Dotson. who has been 50
seriously Ill with typhoid fever at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Eurlingame, at Eldora, is improving
slowly, a fact that will be learned with
pleasure by her many Marshalltowr.
friends.
Lay that away for me and will call
for it Christmas" will soon be requested
of our merchants. Marion Gard. the
furniture dealer. is prepared to grant all
such requests now, and has large line
of ladies' writing desks that would be
very acceptable for presents.
Mrs. E. C. Wetherbee, of Taylor
township. arrived home Friday evening
from Cedar Rapids where she has been
in attendance at the annual meeting of
the Woman's Board of Missions of the
Interior, attending as delegate from
the Congregational church at Green
Mountain.
Agent o. w. st. John, of the North
western. at Montour, was in the city
Friday. Mr.. ST. John is off duty for a
fortnights vacation, and this evening,
accompanied by his wife and children
will go TO Clemens. where he will remain
for an over Sunday visit at the home OF
Mrs. st. Johns mother. Mrs. I'll. H.
Smith.
A Northwestern photographer. se,.t
cut from Chicago, arrived in the city
this morning to take photographs of the
Third avenue crossing. showing the po-.
sitions of the gates when down, to be
rsed as exhibits in case any action may
he brought as the result of the accident
of Friday, when Mrs. Fred Wenger was
struck by an incoming passenger train
Engineer Charles Young, of the Cen
trail. returned Friday evening from
Hedrick where he has been for week
In attendance at family reunion,
which was participated in by the broth
'ers and sisters of his fathers family.
Mr.. Young was accompanied home by
his eldest brother. John A. Young. OF
Vancouver, and wife, who will remain
for a short visit in the city.
Aaron A. Doty, of Hubbard, an old
salt who came to the city several days
ago to go to Waterloo, and has been
having a good time ever since over his
cups. was arrested Friday night by Off
Ger Clark, upon charge of intoxica-
ton, and paid the costs to Mayor Jones
this morning. Pat Golen, arrested by
officer Weaver, and Mike Mann. ar
rested by City Marshal Nicholson.
Maid out, as did also John Fisher. an
old soldier, arrested by Officer Hans
son.
Cream white, snow white. pink ant
rose pink shetland floss al the Fair
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