Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-23
THE CITY in BRIEF

at Culley's.
Crushed fruit sundaes only 5 cent
at Fellner's.
THE Autobiography of a Fox Ter
rier" at Liebig's.
Glass tumblers M water sets, a bi,
assortment. at Culley's.
Wanted-Apprentice girl at sizer'
Millinery Store. 1876 West Main.
None but the purest syrups used ii
cur soft drinks. Alexander Drug c,
For Sale-oat and timothy straw am
Wild hay for sale in the stacks. S. 3
Packard.
Seed peas. beans and corn in bulk
Small seed. two large packages for
cents. at Culley's.
II there is anything the matter witt
Your wheel, take 1t 10 Huber. the az
pert, 5 West State.
Don't miss seeing our millinery dis.
play when in the city saturday. II i:
ire largest and best in the city. Sizer
126 West Main.
II o need anything in store fixtures
we a please you. In fact anything in
WOODWORK. The new planning mill, 20f
South First avenue.
Ladies. we bought one hundred
sample fans at u price and we can af-
ford to give you a snap. Call at once,
Lee. Benedict & Co.
G.. s. Austin left for Bedford, Ind,
this morning, Where he will remain
thTu the summer. having secured em-
ployment with one of the large stone
quarries in that vicinity.
DR.. T. c. Brady. who has been s,,r-
iously Ill ut the Mercy Hospital, I,es
MONIES. for several weeks. is sufficiently
improved SO that he has been removed
TO CoifaS, where he will remain FOL, a
few weeks.
G. A. Jones, proprietor of the kodak
supply store at 126 West Main, received
an order for chemicals and photograph
paper from China this week. Both
chemicals and paper We're manufac-
trred by Air. Jones.
Mr. George a. Gregg. of Quarty. fer
merly superintendent OF the LeGrand
Stone Gompanyss Quarries at that place.
a returned from Il several weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo. where
ne mas been on accoun II his health.
Nj. Gregg is not Very much improved.
Colonel l.. B. Raymond. of Hampton,
OF the Franklin County Recorder.
in the city Wednesday evening,
being on his IA to Des Moines, where
he Will remain for a few days In the
of his candidacy for depart
ment commander of the Iowa G. A. r.
The funeral of the late c. II. Brown
was held Wednesday morning at the
home of the deceased's sis%ter-in-law.
Miss Mary Dakin, l09 North Fourth
Rev. William Pence James off,
Mrs. Hettie Heitshu and Mrs.
w. McGili sang. The interment
was in Riverside.
1t is a significant fact. that with the
exception of three or four, all the mem
bers of the Mandolin and Guitar Or
that furnished the music at the
public library last night were, or have
been pupils OF C. N. Patrick. II you
are after results. go to him. Studio 307
Center street.
The heavy frost of Tuesday night, it
Is feared, did some little damage to
small fruit, especially cherries and
apples. Farmers are not of the opinion
the damage will be very great.
sufficient TO cause a noticeable
shortage in the crop. Trees OF the
of course suffered most, as the
freeze was quite hard.
Carl Nelson, the little son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles w. Nelson, had a mar
row escape from being run down ny
a street car on North Third street yes
The little fellow was playing
IN front of the house, in the street. ana
did not notice the approach of the
which was going north. Iowa
grade. at a rapid rate. The a was
stopped barely in time TO prevent stlik-
.ng the lad.
The second trial Of Matt Hunter,
1t Osceoia, Will be watched with con-
siderable local interest. especially by
members of the old volunteer IRE
who knew the victim Of
bullet, Homer Holland. Hol-
and, who vas killed on the streets Of
Ayr Nov. 8, 1901, w;s a former
member of the f. G. Pierce hose racing
participating in the state tourna-
twice with the winning team that
captured the state belt.
The funeral services for the late
c. Rieheson was held at the
church Wednesday afternoon
1t 2:30 O'Clock, and was attended by
friends from both this city and State
Rev. F.. NJ. Coleman oficiated.
the intrrlnent was in Riverside.
Those who attended from State Center
we're Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Girton and
,aInily. Nj. and Mrs. II. Wilkey and
laughter Nora, Mrs. G.. f. Capron, Mrs.
a. c. Evans and Mrs. p. Troutner.
John ]. Weber. Of S11 South Third
avenue. who has spent the greater part
# the past three years abrGa, in the
of General Manager Couehman.
# the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Company, Hamburg, Germany. and who
,eturned home the latter part of Mlfeh
or a short visit with his family, left
or New York Wednesday AMI will sail
or Hamburg early next week. This
s Mr.. Webster's third trip abroad in
he interests of the big harvesting ma
.hine company. His first stay WAS six
in the European countries, and
lis second a year, divided equally be-
ween Europe and South America At
er he arrives in Germany he will D
assigned to work in Russia, having
Of setting up machines.