Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-07

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. MARS. osteopathy.
!. Eyes tested free at Hellberg's.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Best oysters in the city at the Para
gon.
| Fine line of wedding presents at Pa
ley's.
\ L. L. muslin at s1a cents Lee & Bene-
dict.
New pattern and street hats at the
Elite.
1 See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Laura Berchenbriter. trained nurse,
112 North Second ave. Old phone. 422.
Twenty-Five pieces of standard prints
| in dark styles at 31s cents tomorrow. Lee
s Benedict.
Ladies $3.50 and So lace shoes, good
styles, light or heavy sole, Tuesda/ al
| S1.9S The Fair.
1 General Superintendent C. w. Hunt
ington, of the Central, spent the day in
the city on business.
| Miss Bessie Speers, 2o1 North Center,
graduate Comnock School of Oratory,
/ will give lessons in elocution.
| You will need an extension table for
your Thanksgiving dinner. We have a
nice line of them. Marion Gard.
Special orders taken for Jackets, suits
| and skirts at our store by a large east
ern manufacturer. Lee s. Benedict.
Tuesday Special only--L. L. muslin,
ten yards to customer, from 8 till 10
o'clock. at s1s cents yard. The Fair.
''Tarry Thou Till Come" Eternal
L
Henry at Liebigs, West Main street.
1t is time to fix up around the house
and barn and get things in shape for
winter. Call on US il you need any
lthing in our line. ]. +. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Marshalltown school teachers who In
dulged in the sketching tour Saturday
may see, by reference to the fifth page,
how their work is viewed by the car
toonist.
Miss Clara Henick, one of the young
lady unrses in the Soldiers Home hos
pital, returned Saturday evening from
Iowa City, where she was called a week
ago on account of the death Of her
brother. William Henick.
Those Of the subscribers to the Times
! Republican. who do not have mail boxes
may obtain paper holder free by cali
ling at the Times-Republican business
office. II you have one of these holders
your paper will not get lost or blown
away.
The factory OF the Glucose Sugar Re-
firing Company started active operation
tits morning at o'clock, in accordance
with the statement to that effect made
In these columns few days ago. Three
hundred men are employed, $50 eacn oil
the day and night force.
City Clerk c. H. Shaw. who was em-
powered by the council to employ an
assistant in his office to succeed Mr.. j.
L. Sullivan, has suggested Mrs. G. G.
A r,,n No, nd ct a q n C
sumed her duties. Mrs. Allen is an ex-
perienced stenographer and account
ant.
A Chicago Great Western engine, No.
146, pulling thru freight No. 76 east, be-
came derailed at the Marshalltown
Stone Company switch at Rockton this
morning about Q o'clock. The west
bound passenger, No. {, was held a
Green Mountain and was delayed an
hour into this city.
Enoch Kinsey and Harrison Hubbard.
arrested by officer Hurd, and Tom
Wilson, arrested by Officer Hanson,
each upon charge of intoxication.
were before Justice Burrittt Saturday.
Kinsey and Wilson paid the costs and
Hubbard was discharged upon the
promise that he would settle.
Mrs. j. S. Scott went to Cedar Rapids
this morning, called by a telegram an
nouncing that her brother, George Ash
lock, was not expected to live. Mr.. Ash
lock was hurt in a runaway accident
week ago last Friday, but until Sunday
was doing nicely, with no immediate
danger foreseen for any changes for the
worse. Mrs. SCOTS stay in Cedar Rap-
ids will be indefinite.
Mr.. William A. Smith, who has been
visiting at eastern points for month.
or since the recent national encampmsnt
cr the Grand Army at Cleveland, ar
rived home this morning. Mr.. Smith
remained in Cleveland for snort visit
after the encampment, and also visited
in sandusky, o., and Louisville. ky. He
was present at the funeral OF President
Mckinley, at Canton.
The University of Chicago's depart.
ment of education announces in official
form, by means of a circular, that Miss
Grace Fulmer, so long connected With
the Chicago kindergarten College as IN
structor and conductor of mothers
classes, is in charge of the primary work
of the university elementary school. and
states that she will give her personal at
tention to the kindergarten.
A theatrical event of the first Inn