Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Beads! beads. Bannatyne & Lay.

New belts and new hand bags at NJ
i F. Andrews
| Beads for everybody just to hand
Bannatyne & Lay
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist, over No
West Main street. New phone g.
The Buckeye Doctor the ups ant
downs of ayoung physician at Liebg's
| DR.. Newell, oph;halmo. ogist, 124 Eas,
Main street. Consultation free New
phone 479.
An entire new line of iron beds anG
couches; very desirable; come and Sc,
them. Marion Gard.
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4 Miss Carolyn Schichtl, of Algona, the
new substitute teacher, arrived in the
city Saturday evening.
Sheriff G. W. Binegar, of Poweshiel
county, spent Saturday and Sunday Il!
the city, looking after business matters
Our store Will reopen Saturday. Aug
30. with new and complete stock ~
dry goods at our old loca ton, 106 Eas,
Main street. Archie Parker.
We have nice lot of dog elm ana
maple stove woods that we want 10
dispose of and will make the price to do
at. Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Co
| Our store will reopen Saturday at our
old location, new stock is arriving daily
we invite all to visit our store that day
and see the new goods Archie Par
ker.
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day evening, where he has been en-
| ployed as cook for the Delaney board
| ing camp on the Central, five miles
| south of Grinnell. at Dublin switch.
Fred Gates was called to Clifford Sun
day owing to the very critical illness OF
his father, n. G. Gates, who has been
suffering from diabetes. 1t is feared by
relatives that he cannot live but a
short time.
Judge j. r. Whitaker. of Boone was
| in the city Sunday night as the guest
of his brother, Mr.. j. NJ. Whitaker, be-
ing on his way to Eldora, where this
morning he opened the August term of
the Hardin county district court.
A noticeable Improvement has been
| made al the millinery store of D. F..
Sizer. 126 West Main. A large plate
glass show window having been added
New fall goods are arriving daily and
to see the latest.
Josie X. Folsom gives another OF her
remarkable blindfold test seances Tues
day evening at o'clock. Yesterday
Mrs. Folsom never made one mistake
and she gave forty odd tests in one
meeting. Come prepared to write a
| question. At s'piritualists' camp.
Miss Charlotte Reed supervisor OF
drawing in the public schools, is ex
pected home this evening from her sew
| en- weeks stay in the east. Miss Reed
spent four weeks in study In the Cor
coran art gallery, national museum and
congressional library. Washington, and
visited In Boston and New York. For
the past week she has been with
friends in Chicago.
Word from Chicago to friends in this
Huffakers con i,ion is still very crit
| ical, and no hopes are entertained for
her recovery. Her daughter Miss Lucy.
has given up her position that she may
be with her mother and assist in caring
for her. Mrs. Huffakers physician
states that her life may be prolonged
two or three months, yet the end may
be expected at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs G. J. HiXson entertained
Saturday evening at a picnic supper
on their lawn, a company OF friends In
honor of their daughter, Mrs. e. d. Bak-
er, of Souris, n. d. The guest list in !.
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard,
Mrs. f.. Lee Mr.. and Mrs. Horace An
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Cady: Mrs.
e. Mcintyre and son Archie, of Mi.
Vernon; Mrs. Fred Mitchem and Miss
Dorothy Arson, Of Chicago.
Agent John Bryan, of the Central at,
Montezuma, spent Saturday in the city
| in company with his son Harold ami
father, Mr.. Bede Bryan, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Porter. Th.
Messrs. Bryan were on their way home
| from Geddes. S. D., where they hal
been to look after the interests of n
farm owned by Mr.. John Bryan. They
are very much pleased with the South
Dakota country.
Frank Serailno. of Chicago, the corr
tractor who furnishes Italian laborers
| for railroad surfacing and construction
work and who has had a large cor :
tract with the Iowa Central for ths
past few years, was in the city Satus-
day afternoon, being on his way horne
from business trip south over TIE
une Mr.. Serafino who went to his na-
tive country, Italy, year or so ago,
and brought home bride. expects TO
remove from Chicago to this city about
Nov. l.
Mr.. James McMeekin, of Lake City,
who has beer visiting for the past few
days with his, brother-in-la.w, Mr.. VIII
Stubbs, and family, at Green Mount
ain, and with Rev. John Montgomery,
al Albion, left Saturday evening for
his home. Mr. McMeekln was a former
resident of this county, having lived for
d number of years on n farm two and
one-half miles east of Albron. He is a
son of the late John McMeekin, who
was one of the early settlers of Iowa
township.
Fllery's Royal italian band is the
attraction at the Odeon this evening.
Fifty-ti five of ltaly's best musicians
compose the personal" of the band.
Mr.. Ellery states that the majority of
them are residents of Naples and are
unable to speak the English language.
The Cavalere Elilio Rivela, the titled
director of the Ellery band, is noted not
only for his musical geEius, but also
for his wonderful personal magnetism.