Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-28
CITY lin BRIEF

THE CITY I'm BRIEF
Chamberlain. Dr.. OF ophthalmolog,
New patterns In pillow tops just re
ceived. E. X. Lay.
Wan pape.' n paper hanging. Sc,
Dinges & ESerist.
Special Offering of skirts, usual,
sold for So, II prize, $3.50. f. r
lay.
oysters and short orders a specially
at the Paragon, 1i9 East Main. Neat
clean n hotne-like.
The Harmony Aid Society will hold
4 bazaar and lance in the odd Fellows
nail on Nov. Is, 10, 20 aud p.
Right styles at right prices. In thes,
respects we can surely please you
in ladies' suits. NJ. +. Andrews.
On Sept. 25. &c. 81 ana IS the c. & N.
W. railway viii sell rotlad-trip tickets
to Chicago at IS. Tickets good to re-
turn on or before Oct. 5.
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Hearts and Will Johnson, represent
ing Uncle Josh Sprueeby," spent Sun
day and today in the city.
Do not miss the reader and imper-
senator at the NJ. E.. church Friday
night. Admission 25 and Is cents.
Tickets at Al%e.,ander's drug store.
| have this day solo my stow repairs
to E. c. Bates, 81 North Center street.
and recommend all my patrons to pa
tronize him for all goods wanted in
that line. w. L Peckham
Only SO to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
via the c. G.. w. Special train leaves
Marshalltown at 9 D. m. Oct. 10th, re-
turning on any regular train out OF st.
Pau or Minneapolis up to and includ-
ing Monday evening. Oct. 18th.
Gust Forby, assistant foreman of
Armour & Co., left for New York
Sunday night ii charge Of a car
of live poultry, containing F,010 fowls.
The car was sent east to gee. IN on the
Jewish holiday market. which always
causes a jump OF a cent or Two in the
price of poultry.
The county convention Of The Chris
tian churches, which closed Sunday
evening after a two days session at the
Bethel Grove church, near Liscomb,
was most successful. The program was
carried out as planned and while the
attendance on Saturday was not as
as 1t might have heen. the build
ing was not of sufficient size TO accom-
modate those who wished to attend on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. + Aubrey Smith, oil
SIP West Church street, have issued In
vitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Belle Lee .tine. to Mr.. Joseph
r. Bofleau, To be celebrated on We'd
nesday evening. October, Z. at S o'clock.
Thy VIII be at home after November
i. at 202 North Second street.. Miss
Smith IS a weli-known young lady OIL
the city, and Mr.. Boileau holds the pol
sition of superintendent of bridges and
building with the Iowa Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robinson, of ST.
Anthony. spent Saturday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson have decided to-
move to South Dakota in the spring,
but as yet have not definitely, deter
mined just where they will locate,
whether near Letcher or Armour Mr..
Robinson will leave {, week from Tues-l
day for both places to look at land,
and will purchase a farm near of
the places. He expects to engage inl
the stock raising business on quite an
extensive scale. He is very elthusi-
astic over the outlook.
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Mrs. AGolph Bernstein and daughterl
Rosa, arrived home Saturday EVENING"
from New York. where they have been
visiting for he past ten weeks with the
formers sisters, Misses Mary and Net
tie Abrams. While In New York Mrs.
underwent quite a severe
surgical operation at a private sAnitar-
ium. and Is now In better health than
she has been for years. She passed thru
similar operation here about six years
ago, but the trouble was not overcome.
so that she had been suffering for some
time prior to the more eecent operation.
The telephone operators of several
surrounding this city enjoyed
Sunday, near Liscomb, a picnic. The
object of the gathering was to form an
acquaintance that would prove a~tlvan-
in the daily business that is
over the wire. Most of the oper-
We're from mutual lines, but sew
aral Bell employees vert in attendance.
The picnic was held at Bueghley's
springs, near the Iowa river, west of
Liscomb. The towns represented were
Liscomb, Conrad, Whit
EN-, Gearing. st. Anthony. Clemens,
Union New Providence Radcliffe
Center and Eldcra.
President Alice G.. Fletcher, of the
Federation Of Women's
clubs, who spent Saturday In
oskaloosa in attendance at al
meeting of the Women's Club, of that
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