Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-16
The CITY in BRIEF

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Z HE CITY IN BRIEF
Fine watch repairing at Paley's.
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
Copyright books for so cents at Lie.
big's.
The new fall styles in hats are arriv-
ing daily at the Elite
Let your dollars go farthest by buying
your lumber at the Irwin Lumber Com
pany's.
Go with us to northeast Dakota next
Tuesday. Cheap improved and unim-
proved farms for sale Bratt s. Damn.
The Marshall Carnival Co. wants bids
on all privileges held at carnival
grounds. See add in the want columns
of this paper.
All farmers selling tomatoes to outside
parties, under contract, will be expected
TO make the same good on the day of
settlement. Hawkeye Canning Com
pany.
Lee Ellsworth, formerly of this city but
now OF Des Moines, where he is en-
ployed as brakeman on the Chicago &
northwestern railway, spent Thursday
in the city on business.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
have an ice cream social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Thurber, 4O5 East State
street this evening. Everybody cor
daily invited. Icecream and cake, 10
cents.
The Ogden Reporter says of former
Marshalltown resident: Mr.. c. B.
Pinkham contemplates a visit to his
New England home, with relatives and
the few remaining acquaintance of his
boyhood days
Five watches will be among the ar
ticles in Miller's window tomorrow,
Saturday evening to be drawn. One
ladys. one gents and three boys
watches. A chance to draw any pack
age for % cents.
Miss Clara Steffen, who, While spend
ing vacation in the city, has been look
ing after the wants of customers al the
Pilgrim cigar counter, leaves for Lake
Denton, Mimi, where she will take her
former position in a leading dry goods
store.
The Central business car Iowa was
sent south this morning on No s to
Oskaloosa, where it will be used by
General superintendent c. w. Hunting
ton, who is to make an inspection trip
over the eastern and Illinois divi-
sions.
In honor OF her guest Miss n. Spen-
GER of Algona. Mrs w. NJ. Clark enter
tanned a limited number of her inn
mediate friends and neghbors at a
o'clock lunch last evening. The party
was entirely informal and devoted 20 So
cial pleasures
Ensign and Mrs. Frisbie of the Sal
walton Army are about to leave the
Marshalltown corps for Muncie, Ind.
where they will continue evangelistic la
Dor. Other officers will arrive about the
middle of next week to take the places
left vacant by the ensign and. his wife.
Clyde Morse, who az clerk for ex-
Mayor F. G. Pierce and also for the
local camp of the modern Woodmen,
a'bsconded recently with funds of the
lodge, has been heard from by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anda Morse. His
whereabouts, however, are to be kept a
secret by his parents.
Councilmen Mcclure and Benson, of
the special sewage committee, accompa-
MED by Councilmen Kreutzer and kir-
by, visited the sewage disposal plant
yesterday. The Mack-W ahlberg diff
ic
settled and each will look after the work
in his own department.
Mr.. George Neil received this morn
ing from Cleveland, o., an invitation
asking him to be present at the annua
national encampment of the G. A. R
The invitation, which is fine piece OF
work of the engraver's art, is signed by
Hon. Mark A. Hanna, Mayor Tom L
Johnson and other members of the invi
tation committee.
Mr. C. E. Quaife, of the science de-
partment of the Marshalltown higt
school, who was expected to arrive il
the city next Monday to,begin his years.
work, sends word from Stevens Point
Wis, that his sister, residing there, il
rot expected to live and that he will
PiO1oDty NC NSioSSd q ASW deAS . ~
reaching the city.
Wednesday afternoon q hundred
guests spent the the hours from 3 to
with Mrs. F. E. Stewart and Mrs. Nelli
Newcomber who were entertaing TO
their friends, Mrs. LESSEE Richardson
Barrett, OF st. Paul. A guessing contes
OF songs represented by artistic waite
colors done by Mrs. Stewart and place
about the rooms resulted in first honor
for Mrs. Frank Willard.
Word from Chicago announces tina
ex-Master Mechanic j. D. Porter, of tn
Glucose Sugar Refining Company, for
merly stationed at the factory in thi
city but more recently in the Chicag
plant, has resigned his position and lei
the service of the company. Mr.. Porte
succeeded George F. Wood. the preser
master mechanic of the local plan
when he left Chicago to come here.
Oskaloosa Herald: Miss Alberta Cor
verse, who has been in New York an
the east for several weeks making al
fragments for her professional work {
next season and enjoying well earne
bit Of vacation and recreation. arrive
at her home in this city yesterday. ST.
will at once begin preparations for hi
dena rtire for San Francisco where ST