Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-09
THE CITY in BRIEF

MAIN.
) Fresh fish at Culley's sanitary mea
market.
Ottoman reps for shirt waist suits a
NJ. +. Andrews
Blueberries from Wisconsin today q
/. Reynolds& Sheldon.
4 johnson cider vinegar only so cents
per gallon at Culley's.
Late copyright novels. cloth boun
for sl.00 each at Liebig's.
4 Wanted-Twenty men. Steady work
Bridge department. A. e. shorthil Co
! The Four Track News for July, hes
yet. Sold by news dealers. Five cent.
a copy.
Trainmaster l.. NJ. Shipley. of the
Great Western, was in the city Wed
nesday.
Try cord of our dry, soft or hare
split wood. A cheap summer fuel
Brown Fuel and Lime Go.
/ 1t will soon be picking time. Guile,
handles the celebrated Johnson cider
/ vinegar only 30 cents per gallon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moscrip, of this
city. and Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Whitman
of Albion, spent the day at Steamboat
4 Rock fishing.
Ex-County Attorney E.. II. Lundy. OF
t.idora. was In the city Wednesday
being on his way home from shor,
business trip to Vail.
/ Automatic refrigerators have the
enameled cast iron water cooler--once
tried you would not do without it
! Schmidts hardware store.
Mr.. George D. Brooke. superintendent
/ of machinery and equipment of the
iowa Central and Minneapolis & ST
Louis railways, is In the city.
Mason fruit jars. pints 55 cents;
quarts, 60 cents, and one-hnlf gallon
IS cents per dozen at Culley's-the
! leader for low prices and good goods.
| The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
| ciety of the Methodist church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. b. Z. Riley, 2l2 North Fifth
street.
The maximum temperature for We'd
nesday was 90; minimum. II. The pre-
I.cipitation for the twenty four hours
ending at Z O'Clock this morning was
.01 of an inch.
Chaplain Jesse Cole went to Water
loo this morning. where he will lecture
| tonight before the pupils of the sum
mer school at the stage normal on
| The PeriIs of the Nation and Its De-
4 lirerance."
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Keefer have rent
ed the Smelling property at 5o4 West
Main, which they will occupy as res
idence after September !. The property
is being remodeled quite extensively
and new veranda is being added
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Van Tine viii
Will leave tonight for Clinton n. j.,
where they Will visit friends for short
time. They will go TO Ocean Grove
to spend the remainder of the summer
and in the fall will locate at some New
Jersey point.
DR.. and Mrs. N. E. Mighell arrived
home yesterday from their four weeks
honeymoon. spent in the east. After a
short stay in Chicago they went to
Wolcottville, Ind, where they were the
guests of DR.. Mighells mother, Mrs. r.
L.. Mighell. From there they went to
Detroit and Buffalo, and spent several
days at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gummert of
Pickering, passed thru the city Wednes-
day evening, en- route home from Iowa
Falls. where they We're called to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Gummert's
niece. Mrs. Walter Eaton. who died
Sunday. Mrs. Eaton suffered an illness
with scarlet fever about year ago
and never fully recovered from its
effects, dropsy having set in and re-
suited in her death.
At well-attended meeting of the
Congregational church and society,
held last evening, Rev. A. w. Sindel
was granted leave of absence until
November l. No preaching services will
be held during the month of August,
but on September / regular supply
will be secured until the return of the
pastor. Rev. Sinden will leave for
Chicago tomorrow afternoon. where he
will spend his vacation with brother.
After this date / will be at Goodrich.
N. D., where l Will be able to transact
any business that may be thrown my
way. ! have large tract of beautiful
farm land there which intend to sell.
this fall on the crop payment plan, and
invite negotiations from promising
young farmers. This tract Comprises
10000 acres within three miles of the
town. none of which has been culled
1t lies in a region that grows the fin
est crops man ever saw. T.. w
Winery.
Miss Grace Duffield, OF Wichita, Kas.
is expected to arrive in the city this
evening for an indefinite visit at the
home of her uncle. DR.. II. p Duf1ield,
chief surgeon Of the Sold ers' Home.
Miss Duf1ield comes from Iowa Falls,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. b. +. Purcell. Miss Duffield for
merly made her home with her uncl4
III this city and went to school, leaving
after she had finished her first year In
the high school. She graduated this
spring from the Wichita high school.
Constable William Denbow, Of AL
bion is confined to his home as the RI :
suit of an accident, sustained by being
thrown from his horse. Mr.. Denbow
had been to the blacksm tn shap 10
have the animal shod, and was re-
turning home A dog, following S. Is.
Bentley of this city, who was in Albion
on business, attacked the horse MIR.