Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-15

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The CITY In BRIEF
Try the Middle West. cigar
Geo. ]. Allen, scientific optician.
Window glass at Mayors drug store.
DR.. Billiard. osreopath. Is East Main
Flitton's laundry work is the finest in
town.
yellow Beauty" delightful chill
dren's book, at Liebigs.
A full car of iron beds, springs and
mattresses just in at Cards.
Mr.. r. M. Paley arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from the east.
Fleece-lined underM car. the 50-cent
quality for SO cents, at Sterr's.
Sale will continue the balance of the
week. Read "ad." Archie Parker.
A nice line OF fresh, well-nade bak-
cry goods is always found at SundelIs
Cafe.
The Shakespeare Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. A. I. Orchard Tuesday
afternoon.
j. NJ. Ermerins, of Des Moines, state
commander of the Maccabees, was in
the city Tuesday.
Treat your wife or lady to dish of
fresh Baltimore. oysters at the Para
gon, 11s Last Main street.
Fashionable dressmaklng. suits a
speciality. Mesdames Thayer and Por-
ter, sos South Fourth street.
General Car Foreman c. H. Mead
of the Central, left for Peoria this
morning for q short stay on business
j. H. Wright. Jr, florist. Green
houses 113 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones, 1S9.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. M. C. A. will met with .drs i. z.
Clegg, 500 South Fourth street. Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. Harry J. Fish, OF Davenport. was
in the city over night Tuesday, being
on his way to Mason City TO look after
business matters.
For Rent-Seven room house and
barn at los South Sixth street. Ten
dollars per month. Inquire at Bates &
Kirby's secondhand sore.
Heinz's food products are never ex-
celled by any manufacturer. We carry
their pickles, chow-chow, apple butter,
beans, etc. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs. c. F. Schmidt, assisted by Mrs.
J. G. Brown, will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of the Congregational
church at her home, 116 North Second
street, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Clara Williams, of Cherokee, a
young woman who will enter. training
for the purpose of becoming profess
sional nurse, arrived in the city today
to enter the Soldiers Home hospital.
Rev. Charles Van Metre, who was
married recently In this city to Miss
Adeline Fellinghalp went this morning
to assume his new charge mt Alden
Mrs. Fellingham will join her husband
in q few days.
Officer Frank Weaver Is taking a
weeks vacation and left Tuesday for
an overland trip to Tama County. where
he will visit relatives near Toledo and
Chelsea. Deputy Marshal Cochran will
look after his work during his absence.
Mr.. A. F. Becker, operator at the
JAtowereastof the city.
arrived home Tuesday evening from
Chicago. where he was marrled Sunday
to Miss Josie Ekidd. 1irs. Becker ac-
companied him. They will reside at 512
South Third street.
Mrs. A. j. Beatty, Of Sterling, Ill, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening and
will remain for a visit of week With
the family of her uncle, Mr.. G. w.
Schick Mrs Beatty is on her way to
Ottawa, Kas., to join her husband. who
recently took charge Of the Ottawa high
school as principal.
The estate of Mrs. Catherine lesser,
of Grinnell. who died about two years
ago, was settled in this city Tuesday
by agreement OF the Ave heirs, whose
signatures were secured to the deed d.
viding the property. Three sons and
daughter. Messrs. Joseph, James and
William and Miss Mary lesser, live in
Grinnell, and the other daughter is Mrs.
Tony Psenicka, of this city.
w. H. Burrows left last night for
Chicago, where he goes to meet the
representative of the LOndOndale line
of clothing of New York and Roches-
ter. to select his line for the s,oring and
summer. The gentleman he meets has
just returned from England, and prom
Uses the finest and newest novelties in
mems suits for 1903 that has ever been
shown. Joe Beeson, of Oskaloosa, ac-
companied Mr.. Burrows on the trip
Joe Erlocker, the young man who was
badly burned by an explosion of gaso-
line at Eldora Saturday night, and who
was brought to the Singleton hospital,
in this city, for treatment, is doing very
nicely and the prospects are all favora-
BILE for his recovery. Erlocker was
frightfully burned about the head and
hands. He is plumber and has been
making his home with r. T. Freeman,
105 South Seconn avenue. His parents
reside in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Charles Ward, of New York,
spent Tuesday in the city as the guest
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