Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-14

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
| Chamberlain. opician.
/ George ]. Allen. ophthalmologist.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
Misses skirts all sizes at NJ f. An
/ drews.
The Schemers,' a novel of life III
Idepartmen: store, at Liehig's.
You will enjoy q smoke if you hu
/ the Laurea cigar. Lamb Bros.
We are better prepared than ever {
do your laundry work. Flitton.
&. DR.. MARS; Office over Fidelity Bank
Both phones. Consultation free.
See our west window for children
caps. Archie Parker, 100 East Main
DR.. w. Nj. Choate. dentist. over No
Is West Main street. New phone. g.
Colonel c. c. Horton was in De
Moines Tuesday attending q meeting o
| the Loyal Legion.
Save the wrappers of the Laure.
cigar They may be of some benefit I,
YOU. Lamb Bros.
/ For plants. cut flowers. bulbs or any
thing in the florists line, call at tn.
! kenlble greenhouses.
New coats. skirts and shirt waist
received daily Second floor Hawk.
ieye Mercantile Company.
When In town and you have a It'll;
| time call at our store and see the fin,
line of furniture. etc. p. G. Wilbur.
! The famous Brookfield farm sau-
/ sage. excellent sauerkraut and fine d.!
| pickles at John Awde's meat market
/ Word received in the city announces
1 the birth OF twelve-pound son q
Mrs. Della Parrett- E'rantz, of Spokane
Wash.
If you want anything in the kodak
line see G. A. Jones. 1872 West Man
street.-the cnly practical kodaker in
the city.
Pillow tops. II you doubt our ability
to show you the latest in pillow tops.
see our east window. Archie Parker r,
log East Main.
Summer heat was the maximum tenn
perature recorded for Tuesday, 40 de-
grees having been registered. The mii-
imum for the day WAS 10.
You can buy blankets at the Hawk :
eye store for Is cents. You Gan buy
genuine California blankets at the
Hawkeye store for $l5--somethinS
choice.
Do not forget the big furniture store
that has the goods to sell ut the very
lowest prices. Call and look the goods
over Ne trouble TO show goods. D. O.
Wilbur.
I A minstrel company composed en-
tireiy o. eolored performers, Gideon's
Big Minstsels. comes Friday evening to
the Odeon. Special prices have been
arranged-l6. %. So and so cents.
Every time you clean house you find
that some piece or furniture is neces-
sary to make a room look just right.
Now If you will come n we will con-
vince you that we have just what is
needed. and the price will be rlghB
Marion Gard.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester r. Dixie an
little son, of Chicago, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening, and spent the
DAY as the guests Of Mrs. bikes siste.,
Mrs. C. H. L. Boardman. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie are on their way
to Hot Springs. S. D., where they VIA
remain for an indefinite time on ac-
count OF Mr.. bikes health.
Low rates via the Missouri Pacific
and Iron Mountain route. On Oct. 20
We will sell round-trip tickets to most
all Texas points for $40. Also one way
colonist tickets to all Pacific coast
points for sSS. On sale from Sept. l5
TO Nov. 80. For particulars or further
address Bissell Wilson. T..
p. A., III Adams street Chicago, ILL.,
The Marshall County Humane
Society hereby notifies all persons con
cerned in the wolf chase to be held in
Finkle's park Thursday afternoon that
they are acting contrary to the laws of
the state of Iowa and that they will
not be allowed to proceed, according
to sections 4971 1905 code. Rosa Lie
big, secretary OF Marshall County HUI
name Society.
Mr.. Fred Gates returned Tuesday
evening from Clifford, where he was
called Monday by telephone messag
announcing the critical illness of his
father. N. j. Gates. 1t is not thought
that Mr.. Gates can live more than II
few days. no apparent change being
noticeable in his condition over that
of Monday, when it was not thought
that he could possibly survive the day.
The stockholders of the Lady CAL
houn Mining Company held their an
nual meeting at the company's offices,
120 West Main street, Tuesday after
noon, and elected the following direct
ors: W. H Calhoun, J. c. WEIGH, d.
S. Good, John A. Seg, M. M. Dickson,
Frank Weigel, s. P. Knisely and w.
O. Robinson of this city; and NJ. T.
Miller. of Colfax. The directors will
meet Thursday night to elect officers.
Mr.. T. Nelson Downs arrived in the
city, Tuesday evening, and will remain
until the latter part of the week visit
ing friends in this city and his mother
Mrs c. A. Downs, at Montour. Mr.