Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-31
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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THE CITY in BRIEF
! Shell oysters at sundell's Cafe.
4 DO you smoke the Middle West?s
4 "A Carolina Cavalier at Liebig's.
4 Fifth ward voters: Have you regis
4 tered?
An elegant new line of plaid silks a
the Hawkeye.
Finest oysters in the city at the Par.
agon restaurant.
Take your laundry to F1itton's fol
drst-class work.
Register tomorrow If you have not
already done so.
"she Fell in Love With Her Hus.
band" at Liebig's.
The big special sale is on tomorrow
at the Iowa Tea Company.
Regular 5O-cent fleece-lined under.
wear goes for 33 cents at Sterns.
1 Have you seen the new library tables
at d. g. Wilburs? They are beauties
Fresh supply of Dwinell- Wright
Co.'s coffee just received at Reynolds
Sheldon's.
! Don't let your neighbors get all the
bargains tomorrow from s to. IL. Read
ad. Archie Parker.
Travelling Freight Agent w. r. ster-
rift, of the Central. was in the city to-
day on company business.
Lost, a plaid horse blanket on North
Third avenue. Finder leave at Darling
& Mundys and be rewarded.
Stetson's big Uncle Toms Cabin
comes to the Odeon Tuesday evening.
Prices, 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, Of the
Central. was in the city todayson busi-
ness connected with his department.
Any voter who did not vote last year
in the precinct in which he now re-
sides. win have to. register this year.
]. II. Wright, Jr., florist. Green
houses l13 North Third street. two
blocks from Main. Both phones. 1s9.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers.
OF the Central, spent Thursday in the
city looking after business matters
pertaining TO the legal department OF
the road.
For Special 10 per cent
discount sale of boys and children's
suits and C. ercoats. Goods are marked
way down and you will get an extra 10
per cent OIL at Stern's.
s The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
The meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Waite, 712 West Main street.
Monday afternoon at the usual hour.
Miss Pauline Grumme and Miss Jen-
Eie Van Week entertained few friends
very Informally at the home of the for
mer, No. 81 West State street, Thurs
day evening. The eveIing was spent
with ping-p pong and carols.
NJ. "A. Ward. OF Bromley. and Samuel
Chamberlain, OF Union, brought to the
city yesterday load of hogs that were
sold on the local market at the packing
house. Each lot was Of extra choice
grade, averaging about 25O.
Gentlemen wanting a durable and
stylish shoe should see, our mems SO
Goodyear welt shoes. They have the
style and wear of still higher priced
shoes. II you want pair see that you
have So then go and see e, G.SiWallace.
The Iowa College foot ball team
substitutes and a few rOoters, number
ing twenty two in all, passed thru the
city this morning en- route for Mime
,apohs, where the team meets the Uni
versity OF Minnesota on Northrup field
Saturday.
Col W, r. Small, OF Brooklyn, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening, and
will make his future home here with his
daughter, Mrs. George Neil, Of 406 West
Church street. Col. Small Is 80 years
OF age and is one Of the best known
residents of Poweshiels county:
Mrs. Walter I. Hayes. OF Clinton.
member of the board OF trustees of the
Clinton libarry, spent portion of the
day in the city studying Librarian Bat
tis' methods and looking over the new
library building with view OF form
ing plans for one that is soon to be
erected in Clinton.
Architect Miller, of Patton & Miller,
Chicago, the firm having charge of the
construction of the new Carnegie Ii
brary, spent the day in the city con-
sulting with Contractor Atkinson on the
work. He is very much pleased with
the appearance of the building and the
progress being made.
Henry Weber, the leading fuel and
feed merchant. has plenty of all kinds
of coal, including the well-known
Hooking; Valley. AS everybody knows,
he is always in the lead with flour and
feed and never takes a back seat for
anybody. He will be found in his new
quarters, 502 South Center street. Both
phones.
Representatives of the Iowa State
College Debating Club, and fifteen or
twenty students, passed thru the city
this morning on their way to Cedar
Falls, where they meet team of that
school in their annual Joint debate The
subject chosen is 1.-THE Gothenburg
System" and refers to the system of
this Swedish city in the controlling OF
the liquor traffic. Alnes has the mega
tive of the question and will be repre-
sented by Messrs. Hendricks. Jones and
Dodd, with Ebersole as alternate.
This evening at the Odeon local play