Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-05

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THE CITY In BRIEF
George j. Allen. ophthalmologist.
i Dr. Mairs, six years IN city; Office
lover Fidelity Bank. Both phones.
Prudent people purchase protection
by ordering storm sash of A. A. Moore
A new line of fur boas at prices tina
will please you. log East Main. Archi,
| Parker.
Auction at Liebig's, West MAR
street. Thursday afternoon and even
| ing. Books, stationery and novelties.
j Large stock of Eastman kodaks alst
4 full line of other cameras and phott
supplies. G. A. Jones 1872 West Main
An endless variety of blankets com
forts. outings. fannelettes and outinl
gowns to select from at NJ. F. An
drews'.
District Cashier w. e. Miller, of thu
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
headquarters at Omaha, spent Satur
day in the city, paying off the com,
pany's employees here.
i A glance thru our cloak department.
/ the recognized headquarters for goc,t
lgarments. will convince you we offa
! prices and values not to be found else
where. NJ. f. Andrews.
Mrs. A. NJ. Parker left Saturday fo
a weeks visit with her friend, Mrs. M
II. Williston. Mr. Parker accompanied
| her and spent Sunday In Manchester
| Mr. William Barrie left Sunday
morning for Macomb. ILL.,, where, Tues.
| day forenoon, at IL O'Clock, he will BIZ
| united In marriage to Miss Jessie
Wetherhold. a former high schpo
teacher of this city.
| The maximum temperature for Sat
urday was So; minimum "A. Sunday
| was considerably cooler. and the maxi.
| mum for the day was only 10. With
a minimum of "a heavy white fros'
was noticeable early this morning.
/ A quartet Of children singing Christ.
mas carols is one of the pretty scene:
| in the big scenic production, 'to.
| Mothers Sake" There are four hand
! some children, among them the famous
| Mckinley twins. This attraction comes
to the Odeon Wednesday evening.
President w. II. Darner and Secre-
tarytary N. w. Lundy. of the Iowa Gid
cons, We're in Des Moines Saturday
to attend ii meeting of the executive
committee. together with the Dies
Moines camp and pastors of that city
to make arrangements for the state
convention to be held there on Deem
Der 25. 26 and q.
While In the act of ai.ghting from a
Northwestern freight train on which
he had ridden from the Union station
TO a point near his home, James Lynch,
yard clerk for the Iowa Central, fell
and sustained q bad sprain OF his left
ankle. The injury is quite severe and
will cause him to be absent from his
work Tor some time.
Mr.. A. NJ Miller, of South Twelfth
avenue, is lying dangerously III At his
home suffering from an attack of con-
ges1ion of the brain and other compli-
cations He has been Ill but shor,
time but his condition is quite critical
His daughter, Miss Mary Jean Miller
OF New York. has been sent for. and
have also his sons. Messrs. r. III. ano
p. NJ. Miller, of Ida Grove.
Earle Brace, a former Marshalltown
! boy, is in the city for a short visit with
| his parents. Mr.. Brace is now living
at Chadron. Neh.. and came here from
| Omaha. where he accompanied his
| father in-law, Mr.. j. G. Button, or
| business. Mr.. and Mrs. Button ani
Mr. and Mrs. Brace expect to leave
| within Il few weeks for Wheeling, w
| Va, where Mr.. Button has extensive
coal mine interests. They expect tc
| make their home in Wheeling during
| the winter.
Blankets and underwear at our price
are cheaper than doctor bills. LOG Eas
Main. Archie Parker.
Miss Hattie Dickson, who was chosen
as delegate from the Political Equal
lity Club to the convention o
the Iowa State Equal ssuffrag'
Association, which meets in Boone OF
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday o
| this week, will so to that city tomor
| row morning. DR.. Pauline Z. Myers
Townsend, who is also delegate from
the local club, will go Wednesday. DR.
| Townsend is one Of the speakers OF
Wednesdays program and will address
the gathering on Suffrage Leagues.
Other members of the club may alst
attend.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Perry f. ATley. who
are enjoying their wedding trip In ths
/ west, have sent greetings to friends In
this city from the summit of Pike:
peak, under date of October 2. With
the mercury showing a tenn peraturs
of thirty eight degrees above zero IL
the sun, and the wind blowing at tbs
rate OF eighty-five miles an hour, the,
| enjoyed Friday at an altitude of IA, IA
feet. Mr.. and Mrs. Arney have enjoye;
A most pleasant visit TO the coast, ant
are now on their way home. MI
Arney says that while the scenery 0
the coast and western country is mag
nificent, after all there will he a grea
deal of satisfaction in getting back Il
Iowa, which he thinks beats all TIN
country he has visited.