Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-14
He CITY IN .BRIEF

1IlGDlS 5.
Sale begins tomorrow at a. IN
Archie Parker.
A beautiful line of laeles lockets arc
chains at w. c. Osnian S.
The celebrated Davenport wooler
blankets at NJ. +. AnureAs.
Marten boa, worth $3.50. special fol
ten days, $4.sS. at the iiawiiese
Lovers of fine millinery WILDE We'll re-
paid by visiting D. e. Slzel's new store
126 West Main street.
Fashionable dressmaking. suits 8
specially. Mesdames Thaser and Por-
ter, 306 South Fourth street.
Ladies, you can save SO per cent hy
buying your underwear at Henry
Pappes ladies' clothing parlor.
]. H. Wright, Jr., florist. Green
houses ll3 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones, 1S9
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. T.
NJ. will meet "Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank Ogie, los North Tenth
street.
Remember the runmage sale at the
corner of Church and Center streets
beginning October 18th AMI continuing
the rest of the week.
Osman, the jeweler, gives 10-cea'
feed ticket With goods at any feed BAN
in the city with 81 pun chase, or also
on watch or clock work.
Our fall lines of canned goods are
arriving every day and we will SOON
make fine display of them. Watch foI
them at Olson's grocery.
Mrs. James Stanton. of 207ils North
Second street, will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of the Royal Neighbors Al
her nome Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs. c. C. Sargen, and j. d. Hun
ter. of Eldora, We're in the city Monday
night in attendance at Mr.. Andrew
Robson's production Of Richard Car
vel"
We have just receiveo an import or
der of linen handkercnlefs directly from
good value at Is, 20 and % cents. Nj. e.
Andrews.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Christian church has been invited to
spenr Thursday with Mrs. Wallace Arr
ney at her home. six miles northwest
of this city.
Word from Denver this morning an
nounces that Mr.. Frank Friends condi-
ton is greatly improved and that from
the present indications he will not have
very serious time.
We carry full line Of Welsbach
nantes and burners. II you want the
best gas lighting supplies and high
grade electric lamps we carry them
Branch S. Jones Electric Company.
Gideon's Big Minstrel Snow comes to
the Odeon Friday evening. The COM
pany is composed of colored talent
numbering thirty-five people. Special
prices have been arranged-l5, 20, 81
and so cents.
Mr.. John O'Neil. OF Colo, who has
been spending the past Jew weeks in
Washington attending the national G.
A. r. encampment and visiting in Rich
n,ond and Annapolis, was in the city
this morning between trains, being on
his way home.
II you want the best kerosene oil
made in the world for your lamps buy
of your grocer. but ask for the Mar
shall Company's oil, which Is Pennsyl-
yania OIL the worlds best Our oils are
not sold by peddlers out of tank wag-
ons. We sell to the grocery trade only
Try 1t.
John Taylor, arrested by Officer Han
son, was before the mayor this morn
ing charged with intoxlcation. and was
sentenced tc, six days work. Sam Stout
arrested by Deputy Marshal Cochran
and w. L. Wallen, arrested by Officer
Lage, also for intoXication, were dis
charged.
The new town of Olaf Iowa, on the
extension of the Iowa Central RAILROAD
west from E:elmond, Iowa, will be one OF
the best townsites ever offered to the
public for a business location; eight
miles from Belmond, seven from Kama
wha, ten from Clarion ard eleven from
Goodell. For particulars write j. N
johnson & Co., Belmond, Iowa.
Ten silver filings are by no means a
large number to have done at one sit
ting. On every silver filling we save
YOU lust so cents; on ten filings we
save you just SIS. Better material than
issused In our filings has never beer
nroduced. Has some dentist told you
otherwise? Surely SO cents on the dol
lar is worth Investigation. Drs. Hurd
& Hynds.
Miss Mary Dobson arrived home on
Monday evening from Rowen, where
she has been for week visiting her
sister. Mrs. S. A. Martin. She was ac-
co1npanied by her father, Mr.. Covinaton
Dobson. who has been to Rowen for an
oyer-Sunday visit. Mr.. Dohson and
daughter expect to leav', q week from
Thursday for Los Angeles CAL, where
they will remain for the winter. They
will also visit in Pasadena
Mrs. e. M. Assay arrived home today
from Cedar Rapids, where she was
called two weeks ago by telegram
the very critical illness OF
her sister, Miss Rosa MARITIME. Miss
MARITIME was i'll with typhoid fever
which afterwards terminated into rheu-
matism, with the result that for a time
III was feared that she could not sur
vive. She Is much better now, how
ever. and Ia making such rapid progress