Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-30

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Try the Middle West" cigar
Do you smoke the Middle West1"
i Geo. ]. Allen. scientific optician.
"A Carolina Cavalier" at Liebig's.
New garments received this morning
NJ. F. Andrews.
4 Finest oysters in the city at the Par
agon restaurant.
Rugs, large in size, small in price
Bannatyne & Lay.
A New line of toilet soaps Olson
the grocer, 121 West Main.
The Bee Hive sells. potatoes at 40
cents bushel for nice ones
Five Little Peppers Abroad the
latest Pepper book. at Liebigs.
Ladies' Shetland wool shawls, one
yard square, for 10 cents at the Hawk
eye.
Cigar lighter globes, also decorated
Culley's.
II you are going to buy pair of
shoes tomorrow be sure and go to e.
G. Wallace's.
]. H. Wright. Jr.. florist. Green
houses 113 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones. 1879.
Special from s to IL o'clock tomorrow
Twelve ladies' and misses tailor
made suits. sold up to $14, for $6.4s. Lee
& Benedict.
Special Sale OF Corsets- Tomorrow
\ (Friday) at a. m. until noon your
choice of any 50-cent corset or s,irdle
for 20 cents. Archie Parker.
The Ladies' Guild will meet for work
on Friday afternoon at half past 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Armstrong. Ill North First avenue.
You will think our line of gentlernen's
| So shoes is good thing If you see 1t. II
you will wear pair you will think they
are still better thing. 3. 6. Wallace
Speaking about pianos. the "Hamil-
tom European Model. made for export
Il To- fro1 Tnvxy
Music Company, Finkle block, received
a complimentary shipment of but a
few.
The tank attached to Iowa Central
engine No. 40, in charge Of Engineer
Miles Kelleher, of this city. pulling No.
north yesterday. jumped the track
near Faulkner and ran for distance
OF about $500 feet before the train
could be stopped. Fortunately no dam
age was done.
Superintendent w. l. Crane left this
morning for Council Bluffs. where he
will attend the annual convention Of
the Southwestern Teachers Associa-
ton. which Is to be held in that city
today and tomorrow. Mr.. Crane will
have charge of section in the study
Of English.
Ralph Anderson, son OF G. F. Ander-
son. left Wednesday evening for Port
land, Ore, where he will make his
future home, entering the employ of his
uncle, j. i. Anderson, at that place.
His sister, Miss Jessie, is already a.
Portland. living with her uncle and
aunt, and attending school.
Miss Marion Parker. assistant city
librarian, went to Grinnell this morn
ing, where she spent the day in atten-
dance at the closing sessions of the
Iowa State Library Association. Miss
Parker will be present at the reception
to be given this evening by the people
of Grinnell. The Marshalltown con-
tingent at the convention will arrive
home tomorrow morning.
More or less depredations are always
committed on Halloween night by the
boys and young men of this city. and
this year Mayor Jones intends that as
little of 1t shall occur as possible. With
this end in view he will place In each
ward several extra officers, who will be
stationed at various points where they
can watch the movements of the
youths who happen to be out Friday
night.
A letter received from Denver on
Wednesday night by Mr.. A. M. Friend
announces that his son, Mr.. Frank
Friend. is somewhat improved after a
bad relapse. After the change for the
worse had taken place IT looked for a
time as II the patients chances for re-
covery were very slight. His mother,
and others at his bedside are consider
ably encouraged at present, altho his
condition is still critical.
Manager Busby, Of the odeon, has
decided that he will have to change
the entrance Of the theater to the side
door instead OF the front. He began the
season In the hopes that by cutting
down the large main entrance double
doors they could be used all sea son.
but has found that there Is so much
direct draft, in cooler weather, that it
is impossible to keep the house warm
with the doors constantly swinging.
Other attempts are being made to
damage windows In residences in the
city. Reports Of several such cases APP
peared in these columns a few days ago
and Wednesday night an attempt was
made on residence on West Main
street. No damage was done as the ia
n,ataa hoo r6 tho aonnd nf