Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-24
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THE CITY In BRIEF
est. Elmo at Liebig's.
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Hot blast coal stoves at Bullock's.
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Do you smoke the Middle Westr
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys surg.
The Flitton laundry is ready for your
work.
A good time at the Maccabee hall to-
night.
Special dress goods sale. Read ad.
Archie Parker.
Folks from Dixie illustrated by
Kemble, at Liebig's
! Don't forget that we carry the Nun
sing underwear NJ. f. Andrews.
| Let us put your winter supply of coal
into the cellar. Mineah Lumber Com
pany.
| Bargains never before offered in dress
goods, beginning tomorrow. Archie
Parker.
Special prizes Is, rs, 50 ard so
cents to see An American Tramp" at
the Odeon tonight
Don't forget the millinery opening,
corner of Second avenue and Main on
Sept. 25, 26 and q.
Millinery opening Thursday, the 25th
at Miss Gilmore's. Miss Boner from
Grand display of swell pattern hats
will be seen at Miss Gardeners opening
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
| Everybody interested in looking at
pretty things is invited to call during
this week at Simmons book store.
| Conductor James Latour, Of the
Great Western, headquarters Des
Moines, spent Tuesday In the city Wis
| iting friends.
The Souvenir Cinch Club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Smelling
lat their home No. 502 West Main
street. Tuesday evening.
l Esxa cfnocR I'm STYLE axce1lauce In 0na1-
ity, extensive variety and thorough
workmanship are the leading features
OF our fall display of fall suitings and
overcoats. Hopkins the popular tailor.
Mr.. Halsey French left Tuesday
night for Boston, Mass, where he will
enter the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology for course in sanitary
engineering.
A reception will be given by DR.. and
Mrs. j. x. Black Saturday evening,
Sept. "a, at the home of Mrs. Heitshu,
A cordial invitation is extended to all
their friends to attend.
We have just received a lot Of ladies'
high neck and long sleeve gauze vests
For sale at % and so cents. Also lad
les knit corset covers for 20 and 80
cents. These are exceptionally goot.
value. NJ. F. Andrews.
The Boston Boomers" an aggrega-
ton of female ball players, arrived in
the city this morning from Eldora,
where they played the team of that
place yesterday. They met team of
picked players at the Flnkle Park this
afternoon.
For a few days, we will have on ex-
h;bition what has arrived of my pur-
chase in New York City Of beautiful
china, cut glass, pric-a- brac. etc. We
will be very glad to have everybody
interested to cslll ard see the goods.
Simmons book store.
Miss Mary Jean Miller left for New
York this morning, where she will en-
ter the New York Teachers College for
e special course of study. She will
study under Madame Kraus- 1Boelte.
She will stop for a short visit with her
sister, Miss Louise, in Chicago and will
also visit with friends in Rochester.
Despite the fact that the rain Of yes
terday and the day previous has been
extremely heavy, none Of the railroads
have suffered materially from the eff
fects of the water. The new work on
the Iowa Central near Oskaloosa has
been very much softened, causing trains
to run very slowly over 1T, and thus
losing some time. The Great Western
suffered from small washout at a
point on its line in Missouri, so that
north bound passenger No. 5, due in
this city at 4:21, did not arrive until o
o'clock this morning. The Northwest
ern did not suffer any damage.
Quite delegation of the German
Baptist Brethren, more commonly
known as Dunkards, from the Iowa
Valley church community, few miles
east OF the city. left this morning for
Brooklyn, where they 20 to attend the
Brooklyn district meeting that COM
mences today and lasts until Friday.
Those who attended from this city were
Rev. F.. M. Wheeler and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Brewer and daughters
Blanche and Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Hines and daughters Kate and Miner
va, Mr.. and Mrs. James Furnace, Mrs.
Carolina Stewart and Mrs. j. B. Nichol-
son.
The work of removing the dirt from
the high bank north of the Great West
ern depot to make room for driveway
to enable teams TO reach the new team
tracks thatwfll be constructed after the
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