Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-12
THE CITY In BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
| Sherwood recital tonight.
|
| George ). Allen. ophthalmologlss.
The Shippers Wcoing" at Liebig's
All the latest books at Simmons bool
store
/ Band fair in Finkle's hall, Februar,
| is to u.
Something new in ribbons. Whittor
& Whitehead
Head our special announcement else.
where. Bannatyne Il Lay.
A fine stock OF valentines still to be
found at Simmons book store.
Brenneck. the reliable tailor, makes
good clothes. Go ana see him.
$4,000 people that your farm is for
| sale.
| DR.. Janss is now located with his
office and pharmacy at 202 East Main
street.
| THE Strollers" Company arrived ir
the city this afternoon from Cedar
Rapids.
You will be interested in our special
announcement found elsewhere. Ban
| natyne d Lay.
Elegant line of chamber sets and din
ner ware at right prices. New York
Racket Store.
Mr.. G. L. Richardson, of Ackley, mar
keted car of smooth pound hogs
at the Britain & Co. packing house
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Zines entertained
the ladies Of the, w. T. ID. club and their
husbands at the monthly spread of the
club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Chester T. Dixie, of Boone, was
In the city today as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. c. III. E. Boardman. in attend
ance at the Sherwood concert.
Your choice of one case of embroi-
deries, any length wanted Monday and
Tuesday at 10 cents. worth 20 to %
cents Bannatyne & Lay.
Culley has few fancy lamps to close
out. A snap for one wanting such
things: also plenty of glass and nickel
lamps. All kinds of chlmneys and bur
ners.
Assistant Auditor W. n. Smith, of
Armour &. CO.. Chicago. was in the city
this morning, going later in the day TO.
Story City. where he checked up the
local branch of the company at that.
place.
Mr.. Chester Durelle was in Gilman
Wednesday evening where he began
the rehearsais for Queen Esther in
which he has been asked to take a part
The ladies OF the Methodist church
Will soon present the oratorio.
l hereby state that Woolridges Gout
and Rheumatic Tircture is the best
remedy in the WORE. for ailments of
that character, especially rheumatism
neuralgia and govt. as it not only cured
ne, but many others in this city. In
quire of Moses Stern, 104 East Main.
Miss Marguerite sylvia and her tai
ented company appear a the Odeon to-
night in THE Strollers.' Both the
scenery and costumes of this produc
ton are OF especial beauty, and the mu-
sic is bright and catchy.
The Defender basket ball team will
play return game with the Boone
young ladies in that city on Saturday,
Feb. IS. 1t is expected that the team
from here will be accompanied by al
large delegation of students, and the
Boone team is already planning an en-
tertainment in their honor.
Superintendent B. j. Miles, of the
state industrial school for boys, Ell
dora, was in the city Wednesday even
ing, being on his way to Des Moines.
where he spent the day in conference
with the board of control on matters
pertaining to the letting of contracts for
the new state building at Eldora.
The blowing out of cylinder head
on an east bound Northwestern freight
about mile east of the city at about
midnight Wednesday delayed traffic for
a short time on that line. No. 6, the |
east-bound passenger. was held In this
city until another engine could be Sc
cured to take the freight east.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Mason, of Union, |
have just become settled in their new
home, which was but recently complet-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Mason have one of the
prettiest homes in Union, situated on
the Mason farm, at the edge of town,
adjoining on the northwest. The resi-
dence is modern in every particular,
eleven rooms, exclusive, of |
bath room and closets, and cost $4,000. |
1t contains an independent sewer sys-
TEN, water, and is wired for electricity, I
in anticipation of plant being located |
in Union at some future date. Cashier
Charles #. Lawrence, of the Citizens
Bank, will build next summer a new,
modern home. costing in the neighbour
hood of $780,
The Blue Bell Clan, composed of the
officers and members of the degree
team of Iowa Castle, No. 154, Royal
surprised State Deputy j.
Il. Starboard and wife at their home,
No. s South Fourth street. Wednesday
evening During the evening an eie-
giant souvenir spoon, engraved with the
name Blue Bell Clan 1902 and mel
lie," was presented to Mrs. Starboard
for their little daughter. Mr.. Charles G..
Triem made the presentation, to which
Mr.. Starboard replied in behalf of his
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