Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-04
THE CITY In BRIEF

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THE CITY in BRIEF
George J. Allen, ophthalmologist.
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
Wall paper and paper hanging. Sc
Dinges & Everist.
Don't forget the big auction sale a
Simmons Book Store.
New belts. combs, fancy hair pins
the latest styles. Archie Parker.
II you want the best table beer, or
der case of Export of Gust Bierman
Wrist bags. Fifty cents will buy
wrist bag worth from rs cents to 81
Archie Parker.
Another large shipment of beads JUS
received from Odd Rain in the Face
NJ. f. Andrews.
| The regular morning service at the
Congregational church viii be resumed
on Sunday. Sept. g.
For Sale-A few good privileges fol
Labor day at Ffnkle's Park. Cali on EG
| I. Austin or S. w. LaShelle.
| The Beobachter office. German
/ paper), is now located over Lamb Bros
cigar store. "a East Main street.
Auction tonight at 73O. Also Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Monday
evening at 7:3O. w. C. Osman.
Miss Alta Bentley has returned to
Minneapolis, ready to begin her work
in the Bremen school next Monday.
Country Club will be Saturday even
ling, Sept. 5. Entertainment Commit
4 tee.
! Want honest, wide awake boys to
deliver Chicago papers each morning.
Steady job. good wagss. c. DEUEL.
News Depot
The maximum temperature for
| Thursday was So; minimum, SO. The
precipitation in the little shower of this
morning was 1 of an inch.
DR.. Cora B. Williams, specialist, dis
| eases OF women and obstetrics. Of
Ace over No. s West Main. Residence
SOS West Main. New phone 81.
A special matinee for ladies and chill
dren will be given al the Odeon tomor-
row at 2:30 O'clock. The Two Little
Waits Prices 10 and IS cents.
Paper napkins are so handy at light
iuncheons. We have very pretty ones
which we gladly supply without charge
to persons needing them. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
Labor day at the Spiritualists. camp
will be highly interesting and instruc-
tive to the working man particularly.
The afternoon and evening will be de-
voted to labor topics.
Two Little Waits, one Of Lincoln j.
Carriers strongest naelodramas. comes
tomorrow afternoon and evening. The
story abounds with pathos and comedy
and of the sorrow and loniiness of two
little children. The play is we'll staged
and the company good one.
A change in night operators at the
Great Western has been made, II. A.
Stevenson being succeeded by Mr..
Kessler, Of Knowlton. Mr.. Stevenson
goes to the Rock Island. and is 10 be
assigned for duty out of Cedar Rap
ids.
State Architect Fl. f. Liebbe, OF Des
Moines. was in the city Thursday at
ternoon, being on his way home from
business trip to Eldora, where he has
been looking over the work being done
at the industrial school. While in the
;ah n
the state engineers, who We're in ses-
sion here.
The Maroons went to Eldora this
morning for game with the Whitten
nine on the county fair grounds this
afternoon. Today'., team Will line up
as follows: Salisbury. catch; Green,
pitch; Preston, first: Austin. second.
Wilkinson, short; Kent, third; Kirk,
left field. R. Scott, center field; and
Johnson, right field
j. w. Reusch, the merchant OF To-
ledo who has suffered SO many months
with a serious throat affection for
which no treatment could be found
that was effective, is now rapidly i'm
proving and very nearly well. He is
under the treatment of DR.. Wood. the
Marshalltown specialist in eye, ear and
throat diseases.
The Iowa Central gravel service was
increased one train today, making three
crews who are now on the work, UNI
loading gravel at points between this
city and Oskaloosa. AS soon as those
at the Clifford pit are able to load more
cars, additional crews will be placed in
to service The pit crew is loading
on an average Of about sixty cars a day.
The usual average. is about 100. and
the steam shovel is of sufficient ca
pacity to keep five crews busy un-
loading.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen /. Love
land arrived In the city Thursday eve
ming from Syracuse. N. Y, and spent
the day as guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Milhiser
Miss Elizabeth Loveland has been in
Syracuse since disposing of her bust
ness interests here, and her sister Miss
Helen, has but recently returned from
d nine. months stay In Europe. She
landed at New York on the 9th ult.,
and for the past week has been at
Syracuse. Miss Loveland Is on her
way to Sioux City to resume her work
as an instructor In Morningside Col
lege. Miss Elizabeth will accompany
her to Sioux City for an indefinit.
stay.
Iowa City Citizen: Arthur T. Cook,
OF Oxford, one Of Uncle Sans efficient