Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-12

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THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Maii
Corsets and kid gloves fitted at tn
Hawkeye store.
Wall paper and pape.' hanging. Sc
Dinges & Everist.
Wanted-Good nurse girl. Enquir
10 North Third street.
Just received. night gowns and nigh
shirts, 40 cents and up. Hawkeye store
All colors in corduroy, metallic an
figured velyets for waists at M. +. An
drews.'
If you need go-cart, come and TOOL
at the new folding patterns just in. Z
c. Wilbur
Dry pine kindling and split wood de
|livered promptly. Brown Fuel 6 Lin
Company.
Persian and oriental couch covers
Wilton & Whitehead, Hawkeye Mer
camille Co.
The w. c. T. U. will hold rummag,
sale beginning Tuesday Oct 18TH a
The Tom Thumb wedding will be re.
peated at the Christian church Wednes-
day evening, admission Is and % cents
Remember that our cloak room /.
rs light as day. No trouble to show
goods, Whitton & Whitehead, Hawkeys
Mercantile Co.
The famous Peoria hot blast heater
burns all smoke and gas and makes 8
good heat equal TO a hard coal stove
See them mt Bulfock's.
Get ready for winter while the wealth
er is mild. A. A. Moore carries 8
full line oil tarred and building paper
and sells at rock bottom prices.
The funeral OF the lite Mrs. Anna
Jones was held Sunday afternoon from
the Colored Baptist church. The ser
vices We're conducted by Rev. Green
There are many things you need n
the furniture line. and we are sure that
you will find 1t II you visit our store
Everything new In the furniture line
TO select from. Marion Gard.
When looking for the largest and best
assortment of heaters for OIL hard
coal, soft coal and wood, from So to
$50, 100 stoves on the floor to select
from, visit Schmidt's hardware store
D. T. Denmead, Grs ham W. Law
renee. Thaddeus Binforl and j. L. Car
ney were in Tama totisis at meeting
OF the creditors OF the Iama Paper Mil
and Filler Company.
Wolf chase and fight TO a finish al
Finkle's park Thursday afternoon at
2 O'clock sharp. This wolf has whipped
three gangs of hounis in previous
hunts. Six fox hounds will be used In
the chase. Admission % cents.
Judge Caswell and Court Reporter A
they commenced the work of the Tama
county court Mrs n oover and little
son accompanied Mr.. Hoover and will
be in Toledo during the October term
Mrs. T. J. Fletcher, president Of the
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. left
for Mankato. Mimi, this morning TO at
tend the convention OF the Minnesota
state federation, which will be held in
that city on Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week.
Ideal October weather Is being ex-
perienced, according to the reports OF
Observer Jones to the weather bureau
Saturdays maximum temperature was
81, and the minimum for the day 81
Sundays maximum was 2 degrees
warmer, 66, and the minimum re-
manned the same as on the previous
day.
Henry p. Smith, bin clerk In the local
freight Office OF the Northwestern, will
on October Is. take up the duties OF
chief clerk under Agent B. r. Moffatt
on the Central local Office. and will
succeed W. S. Roundtree. who has re-
signed Mr.. Smith has been with the
Northwestern local office for number
of years, having served in various ca
pacities.
BY falling from the rear porch at her
home. sos North Second street, Sunday
afternoon Mrs. w p Maulsby sus-
tanned a fracture OF one of the bones
of her LETT arm, and tlisocated the left
wrist. Mrs. Maulsby failed to notice
how near the edge OF the porch she was
standing, and in placing her foot or
the top of the first step lost her bal
ance and fell to the cement sidewalk
a distance of about three feet below
eAs94s
The funeral of the late Mrs. Milo
Somers, formerly of Green Mountain
who died last week at the home OF her
son, William Somers, in Belleville, Kas.
was held Saturday afternoon at the
Green Mountain church and was large
ly attended. Rev bailey. of Conrad
had charge of the funeral, and was
assisted by Rev. Croker, of Green
Mountain. The music of the service
was by quartet composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Miss Mary Stewart
and Mr.. William Crystal. The pal
bearers were John McGerrall, Of this
city; Bart Nichol Bloomer Nichols
Burt Thomas, A. J. Johnson and VIII
Keen, of Green Mountain. Intermen,
was in the Green Mountain cemetery.