Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-16
THE CITY in BRIEF

.--I' IVY S!'tn lnSertlon.
THE CITY in BRIEl
Or. Trotter over - West Main.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys, sur;
Eadie Music Co. opening May 1911
Alexander Drug Company, 113 Eas
Main.
| Beautiful lace-trimmed skirts a
Newcomers.
4 Inquire at Simmons Book Store fo
a nice vacant house.
/ Fellner's delicious ice cream soda
only cents. Try them.
| Take look at our stock before buy
/ ing. Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
Policeman Flynn. dedicated to tn
Irishman on the 'foorce,' at Liebig's.
Big line of white shirt waists, SOM
beautiful things among them, at New
comers.
The nobbiest line of suitings an,
paintings in the city. Brenneck, the re
liable tailor.
If you wish the best article ever Civ.
en- at special sale, send your order t
the Iowa Tea Company, tomorrow.
Engineer Will Strauss of the Contra
spent Thursday in Oskaloosa looking
after business matters and visiting his
family.
General Agent T. l. WATSON, of the
Iowa Central, went south this morning
and spent the day paying off the Italian
extra gangs at work between this city
and 0skaloosa.
The Eadie Music Company will give
sheet music free to everyone during
their opening, Friday and Saturday. All
the latest songs. two steps and marches
free. Call and get copy.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church We're pleasantly en-
tertained this afternoon by Mesdames
e. L. Hoag and A. Higgin, at the home
of the former, s041a West State street.
George Burdick, of LaMoille, was in
the city Thursday, bringing a load of
fattened hogs which We're sold on the
local market. A portion of the lot
brought the top price for the day, Z
cents.
Mrs. III. S. Thurber was in Albion
Thursday night, where she was in at
tendance at the commencement exer-
cises of the Albion high school, her
niece, Miss Laura Var Horn, being a
member of the class.
See the Wonder Shear Sharpener at
the Bee Hive. A lady will show you
how it works. Sells for % cents and
you can sharpen your own shears in a
few minutes. Bring your dull shears
and see it work. Few days only.
Chicago & Northwestern employees
under Foreman Dewitt commenced
work this morning putting In two new
humping posts on the stub sidings that
butt on Third avenue. The posts are
placed to prevent cars, placed on the
siding, from running off the end of the
track.
Messrs. Busby Bros. wish to state for
the benefit of their patrons who are un-
familiar with The Chaperon," which
comes to the Odeon Monday night. that
1t is one of their best attractions of the
season. The company numbers seventy
people and carry a car load of special
and they recommend it to ALI
overs of opera.
The Iowa Central paint gang, which
las been at work under the direction OF
foreman Art Fields on the Timber
.reek bridge, south of the city, finished
aying the first coat yesterday and
anne to this city this. morning to paint
he company water tanks. The men
will return to the bridge work to place
n second coat in a few days.
For Sale-An ideal residence proper
Y in this city. Modern house, good |
arm, etc. fine shade and ornamental
rees. Excellent residence neighbour
rood Without question the incest home
lace in Marshalltown. Will take good |
ighty-acre farm in exchange. For
rice nd particulars address Will II.
I'LL 6 Co., 1o7 East Main street.
The fishing in Dewey Lake yesterday,
n the part of the members of the
1olHe resulted IN Il f1ucn STed\tr eaten
han was estimated at noon. Three
undred pounds of bullheads were
acght before the soldiers finished their
port, and enough dressed fish was Sc
ured to furnish mess for the hospital
lenbers. members of the old peoples
uilding and women's dormitory.
Postmaster John @. Saint returned
bis morning from Clear Lake, where he
rent Wednesday night expecting to en-
~ few days fishing. Conditions were
0 unfavorable, however that he did
ct make single cast. Every boat on
ne lake was In use Thursday, but the
Gather was cold and cloudy, the lake
ough and few fish were taken-not
nough, Mr.. Saint says, to supply the
otels.
The Iowa Tea Company will give one
iece of Haviland & Company's China
zee tomorrow with each 40 cent, 20
ant and $1.25, $1.75 and $3.50 cash pur-
lase of tea, coffee, baking powder,
oices, extracts. cocoa, cocoanut, choc-
ate, rice and oatmeal. They We're
in securing two of the best !
which Haviland & Com
any make for their regular stock pat ,
I'm. They will give the above special /,
lie every Saturday hereafter until fur ,
Ter notice. One of the decorations is