Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-12

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Fine watch repairing at Paley's.
DR.. Lierle. physician and surgeon.
Ut. Janss. surgeon and physician
Or. Irotter, physician and surgeon.
Hear Quincy Lee Morrow at the east
court room tonight.
Buy your fannels now and save ten
per cent. Archie Parker.
A specially at Hellberg's is the up
to- date novelties in jewelry.
Laura Berchenbriter, trained nurse.
~ North Second ave. Old phone, 422
Mems 10 cent black and tan hall
hose, three pairs for 25 cents. Bee
Five.
Ii you want the purest beer order q
case of Blatz Private Stock" of Gus,
herman.
If you wish to see something in a nice
me OF clocks step in and see US. r. NJ
Paley, jeweler.
Those penny banks are popular with
the children. Always free at Reynolds
Watson & Co.'S.
Frosted and lemon creams. graham
and oatmeal crackers, only 10 cents q
pound at Culley's.
Miss Hattie Bye, of Nevada, who has
been making her home in this city fol
the past year with Mrs. j. E. Shaver
returned Sunday evening to Nevada.
c. I. Dusell, of State Center, dis
posed of his very handsome sorrel team
recently. They We're sold to H.Booth
of Walker, and brought Mr.. Dusell $500
in cash.
Tom d. Lockman and Tom L. Evans
known by their friends as the tive
Toms, proprietors of the Central Coal
Company's mines at Lockman, We're in
the city today.
Roy Waterbury, of the Iowa Central
local freight office, left Saturday night
for vacation visit of a few weeks
which he will spend in Waseca, st. Pau
and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. weatherby, of 2Ot
North First avenue, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Eva to DIR. Ben
jamin George Dyer. of Des Moines, or
Aug. 20 at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wassmer,
Miss Addie Batchelder and Mrs. D. C.
Keller and son arrived home Sunday
mSrning from Clear Lake, where they
have enjoyed pleasant weeks out
ing.
| William Hellberg is preparing to
show the finest stock of holiday jewel
Try this fall ever before attempted in
| this city. For weeks he has been en-
gagged with travelling statesmen buying
for the fall trade.
Miss Ella Moffatt was in Union Satur.
! day night, where, in the evening, she
addressed an open air public meeting or
the temperance question. Sunday eve
lining she delivered a lecture in the
| Friends church at Stamford.
Jimmie Clark, of the Central, who
has been firing on the and passenger
runs for Engineer Nose" Arquette fol
the past few years has been given al
! engine, and is at present in charge OF
engine 81, doing the night switching.
|
Prof. e. N. Gibson, of Marine, has
been selected by the school board OF
-.-e Center for the principalship left
| vacant by the resignation of Prof. j. E
Clayton, who will go to Hamburg, Ia
Prof. Gibson is brother of Miss Adelia
Gibson, one of the State Center teach
ers.
Mr. Ed Amblad, of the Iowa centn
passenger department, arrived hom
| Sunday night nom a western trip thru
Colorado. Mr.. Amblad returned weel
sooner than he had expected owing to {
poisoned hand, he having been stung b.
an insect of some sort while on the wa!
| west.
Presiding Elder ]. B. Albrook, of the
Marshalltown district, Methods
church, was in the city today being or
his way to Mt. Vernon from Whittier
and Eldora, where he conducted quar-,
terly conferences on Saturday. Rev
Albrook was in Melrose and Eldora tt
preach on Sunday.
Since the plan of serving meals for 1
cents was adopted at Sundells cafe, tn
business has increased at rapid rate
1t is remarkable what a good meal yol
get for that price. In connection witt
the cafe is first class bakery and 70,
may have anything in that line deliv
cred at your door.
The funeral of the late William Bake
was largely attended Sunday Afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock from the home of the de
ceased's son, Mr.. Charles A. Baker 60
East Church street. Rev. F. w. Parson
4 had charge of the services. The pal
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