Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-31

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
Or. Janss. surgeon ard physician
DR.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
DR.. Lierle, eve. Office hours z to s: 80
Beautiful new embroideries at New
comer's.
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t viii
suit you.
THE Teller by the author of David
Harum, at Leibigs book store.
For Sale-A good standing desk
Inquire at the Times Republican.
Mr.. Clayton Durham, engineer a;
the Soldiers Home, is i'll with the
grippe.
Dr.. Mairs, osteopathic physician. over
lily bank. practicsd over three
years in this city.
Sperical reduced prices. 10. 90 and 80
cents, for this date only for Stetson's
big double Uncle Toms Cabin" to-
night.
For Sale-An excellent driving team
of matched blacks sound, and will OUT
telephone T.-R.
If you have not tried the Banner self
rising pancake -four you have failed to
get the best on the market. Hammond
s Benedict keep 1t for sale.
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow OF the Chicago Great Western,
spent the day in the city. being on his
way to Des Moines from Ceadr Falls,
where he accompanied the special leg
islative train yesterday.
Let us prove TO you that we can fur
nish you with the best line of coffees,
teas, etc, in the city by having you try
dollar purchase tomorrow and get a
pretty cut glass salt and pepper. Sin
clair Tea and Coffee Company.
The manufacturers of the Banner
brand of -four have been adding new
and improved machinery to their plant
and are well equipped for making flour
that stands in the front ranks with the
very best. Ask your grocer for 1t, or ask
at Hammond & Benedicts -four and
feed store.
Go thru your cupboard carefully and
see what is needed in coffee. tea, spices.
extracts. starch, soda, chocolate, cocoa,
cocoanut, etc. etc, and go to the Sin
clair Tea and Coffee Company's and get
q handsome cut glass salt and pepper
free with each 81 purchase. These are
genuine cut glass and well worth 10
cents per pair at retail.
A very enjoyable entertainment in
the Soldiers Home chapel was given
Wednesday evening by local talent at
the institution. Dancing of Fred and
Jessie Eagan and ,dr. Wilson and
series of statuary rosings by eight of
the young ladies of the dining room
made UP the evenings program.
Miss Della Parrett and cousin, Miss
Minnie Crawford, of Sioux Rapids who
has been Miss Parrett's guest for the
past two weeks. went to Ames this
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dancing party this evening. and be
Crawford remains In Ames only over.
today, but Miss Parrett will be in Ames
a week as Mrs. Davis guest.
Marriage licenses issued from the Of
flee 70 Clerk of the Courts Knsley for
the year ending Dec. 81, were 32S, as
against 341 in the last year of ex- Clerk
Bullock's term. Altho not quite equal
Clerk Knisely has the pleasure of re-
ferring to the largest one days business
in the history of the Office, when he is
sued fourteen licenses on Nov. 81, 1901.
An anonymous subscriber writes to
complain of the conduct of south side
saloons. stating that high toned men
with high collars" are frequenting these
places and enjoying the society of ours
ing women. who are allowed to loaf
around in the saloons. The subscriber
wants policeman detailed for duty on
the south side" The T.-R will not
publish the letter until the writer
makes his name known.
Residents of towns along the Story
City branch of the Central, to the num-
Der of 100, came TO the city Thursday
evening to attend the production of
Charles T. Yales The Devils Auction"
The train, usually returning at 6:1o,
vas held until 1880 to accommodate
the excursionists. Thirty people from
T1ldora, Union and Liscomb, and a num-
Der from State Center and Nevada
we're also in the city to witness the
play.
a bowling contest, in which Col.
Jim Dunn and Maj. cliff Will Were
the principals. played at the Clifford
Owings annex Thursday night attract
ed large number of friends 1t is said
by the witnesses that closer series has
not been played in the city this season
Col. Dunn made a total of ZIG pins in
the five games, beating his opponent by
only seven pins. Murch F'orney acted
as umpire and Ben Alderman as official
scorer.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Germania Club was quite largely at