Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-16
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Chamberlain, DR.. of ophthalmology
! The latest fall dress fabrics at M. f
Andrews.
Millinery opening tomorrow at Miss
| Middlekauff's.
Silk lined Mocha gloves 9S cents.
! Archie Parker.
Millinery opening tomorrow at Miss
| Middlekauff's
Genuine Rockford watermelons at
/ Olson's grocery.
Wall paper and pape., hanging. See
Dinges & E,verist.
The best line of ladies' hats in ths
city at Si2er's 126 West Main stree.
ASK to see our paun veav.sts for
waists. Archie Parker, les East Main
street.
A small Decent for rent" "ad' in a
newspaper that everybody reads will let
your house.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Baldwin. Clio East
Linn street. Thursday afternoon.
Marshall Carnival Company will sell
special tickets beginning Sept. 18th
and closing Sept. 18th. admissions for
81.
Lost-Child's silk coat at the corner
of Church and Center streets Friday
evening. Finder leave at T-R. office.
Reward.
The Hawkeye Mercantile Company
will give you your choice of one of their
medallion pictures with each sale of
81 or more.
More new suits just arrived. Come
in and see the latest creation--the three
piece suit. The first to be shown in
the city. NJ. F. Andrews.
John S. Hixon, of ST Anthony, ship
ped to the city Tuesday afternoon six
ty-six head of medium heavy hogs
which averaged 260 pounds.
Before leaving the city go to the I'M
ion station early enough to get a nice
lunch. Best cup of coffee in the city.
Open night and day. Northwestern
lunch room.
Mrs. A. S. Burneu went to Newton
Tuesday evening. where this evening
she will be present at the marriage OF
Miss Addie McMurray to Dr. Forrest
Gillespie. of Oak Park, Ill.
Mrs. Luella Philips. of Des Moines,
who has been visiting In the city with
her cousin. Miss Maggie Murphy, and
who was operated upon several days
ago, was able TO be taken to her home
this morning.
Mr.. Thomas Essex, OF Mason City,
who was in the city Tuesday to attend
the funeral of his wife's father. the late
NJ. G. Collins. returned home Tuesday
night. Mrs. Essex will remain In the
city d few days.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society OIL the Con-
church, Will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Ella Baughman a.
her home. 210 North Third avenue
Mrs. A. p Bratt will assist Mrs.
Baughman in entertaining.
The fact that the farmers OF Mar
shall county appreciate a good thing
has bean demonstrated by the success
of the Moore single sale. Many have
taken advantage of the exceptionally
low prices to buy for next springs need
Millinery opening tomorrow at Miss
MiddiekaufTs
In order to avoid carrying a large
stock of fence posts over this winter,
] am going to close out all that i have
on hand at q very close margin. Ii viii
pay anyone who intends 10 purchase
posts now or in the spring to get my
prices. A. A. Moore.
Miss Blanch Bartine. Of Fearing.
spent Tuesday in the city AS the guest
of Mrs. George Weatherby. Miss Bar
tine All go TO Rock Rapids about Oct.
/, where she will make her future home.
her brother, DR.. w. w. Bstrtine. being
a resident of that place. MIR. and Mrs.
A. A. Bartine, of Fearing, expect to
move to Rock Rapids in the spring.
The trustees Of the Marshall Gene
terry Association and property owners
on the south side OF Riverside street
between Second and Third avenues
have petitioned the city council for
sewer connecting with Third avenue
The matter was referred to the sewer
erty owners have also petitioned for
a sewer, and this was likewise referred
to the committee.
Miss Helen Burnell. who has been
spending several weeks In Binghamp-
ton, N. Y. visiting Rev. and Mrs.
e. f. Trefz, will remain in that city
during the present school year, having
accepted the position OF kindergarten
supervisor. She has several teachers
under her and is more than pleased
the prospects for most successful
years work. Miss Burnell has ha
three years experience as a kindergar.-
ner, the past two having been spent
in the Arnold school in this city.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
of the Iowa Central, accompanied by
John o. Malcolm. assistant solicitor ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening from
Oskaloosa, expecting To remain today
to try the damage suit case against the
company brought by r.. w. Hughes.
who was injured last winter. After
reaching the city Mr.. Sewers found
that the case would not be reached to-
day, as expected, and returned home.
Mr.. Malcolm remained in the city to
look after some company business.
The funeral of the late M. c. Col
Inns was largely attended Tuesday af-
ternoon from ST. MarYs church. Rev
NJ. C, Lehman had charge of the ser
vices, which were conducted at 2: 80
Many very pretty floral remembrance