Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-31
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THE CITY in BRIEF


THE CITY in BRIEF
New laces-Archie Parker
SplrltualiSt program on this page.
Chamberlain, DR.. of ophthalmolog,
Waistings-see our east window. AR
chic Parker
Metallic and figured velveteens 70
waists at NJ. f. Andrews
We are better prepared than ever t,
do your laundry work. Flitton.
c. w. Stewart and Josie Folsom to
night at the Spiritualists' camp.
| Dressing sack flannels, large valiet,
of styles, 10 cents yard. Archie Par
ker.
Lost-Silk jacket between Fourth ant
Center streets last night. Reward
Leave at this office
Have just unioaded another car OF
| splendid thick shingles which must be
sacrificed 10 make room. A. A. Moore
| The Organized Charities Associ atior
will meet Tuesday afternoon a.
o'clock with Mrs. j. L. Williams, 80:
South Second avenue.
DR.. Cora b. Williams, specialist, dis
| eases of women and obstetrics. Of
| fee over No. 6 West Main. Residence
/ Iaf,
We have a new and attractive line
of mattings that just arrived. This Is
the season when you need mattings
and we can show you large variety oil
styles. Marion Gard.
The tent meetings which have been
conducted by Rev. Edgar p. Ell yson
near the Liberty school house. and by
Rev James Meloy, Of Albion, at STAN
ford. for the past two weeks, closed
Sunday night.
\ Miss Laura Jones left this morning
| for Owatonra, Mimi, after a five
weeks visit in the city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Jones. Miss
Jones will take up her kindergarten
work in the Minnesota State Public
School
Ed. r. Prazak; formerly manager of
the Postal Telegraph Company. but
more recently with the Western Union
Telegraph Company, left this morning
for st. Louis, where he has accepted a
position with the Western Union of
that city.
1t is the sharp point of the needle,
Inc keen edge of the AK ;nat penetrat es.
Education is to the mind what the
si'indstoHe is to the ak: get thorough
business education at the Central Iowa
business College. First National Bank
building, Marshalitown, Iowa. Fall
term begins tomorrow.
The thrilling melo- drama, James
Boys in Missouri" is the offering at the
0deon tonight. The play is filled with
sensational features and exploits the
most thrilling happening INDUCED in
by these famous brothers. E;argain
prices have been arranged, Is, %, So
and 80 cents.
A drop of twelve and nine tegrees,
respectively. in maximum and mini
mum temperature. is shown by the OBJ
ssrvation for Saturday over Friday.
Saturdays maximum WAS II, and the
a3inimum Al. Sundays maximum and
minimum were both increased over the
previous day by one degree.
Siegel- Meyer concert tickets on sale
at the following places: LaSliele &
Cooks cigar store, 1oS East Main;
Lamb Bros cigar store, "a East Main
Alexander Drug Co, l13 East Main
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.; b. H. Nor.
CAMS drug store; c. A. Seely Drug Co.
z. l.. Jones' Paragon restaurant. and
box Office at opera house
Walter Emerson, of Joliet, ILL.,, who
has been spending two weeks with
friends in this city, left for his home
this morning. MIR. Emerson was for
merly an Iowa Central employee here.
His father, Charles Emerson, who was
for number of years general car fore
man in the Central is also in Joliet
with the +. j. & E., and has charge of
the car repairing. painting, upholster-
ing. ETC., for that line.
The senior camp of Railroad Y. M. C.
A. is progressing nicely and the twenty
five or thirty who are spenling the
week there are enjoying most pleas
ant outing. The young men nave ar
ranged to give an entertainment We'd
nesday evening for the benefit of those
who may be visiting the camp One Of
the thrilling features arranged will be
the feat of Claude Dawson, in walking
a tight wire stretched across the Iowa
river.
Operator Ira Kempkes, Of The local
plant, who is representing
the telegraphers of the Iowa division
N their wage schedule confere nee with
the officials, of the Northwes tern, in
Chicago. spent Sunday in the city, re-
to Chicago Sunday night MIR.
kempkes says the work of deciding
upon the different points of the sched-
lle is progressing slowly, and he thinks
It will be close to the first OF October |
before the schedule will be signed.
The dry goods firm of Bannatyne & |
Lay, which has been in existence here 4
several years, will be dissolved tomor- /
row, and Mr.. Lay, the JUNO. member
Of the firm, VIII assume complete |
charge of the business. Mr.. Bannatyne,
whose health has been failin, him for
the past few years. Will leave soon for I
Boston, to spend the winter Mr.. A. ].
Pratt of Jacksonville, Ill.,, a man who |