Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-22

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The CITY IN BRIEF
1 DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Five per cert farm loans.W VIM. Bat
| tin.
/ Dr. Burkart. osteopath. 800 Yves
Main.
Don't pass cur great Ascent XII,
glove sale tomorrow. F. r. Lay.
Take advantage of the special offer
Ing of bedspreads at NJ. f. Andrews.
Don't forget that Simmons is head
quarters for Spaulding's football goods
| Superintendent j. A Davis, OF tn
Central, was in the city today on bust
| ness.
New street hats and patterns just re
ceived at Miss Gilmore's, with Netti,
Ingledue & Co.
| new line of the latest things in la.
dies shoes at T.. G.. Wallace's Com,
in and see them.
Slightly damaged 81 and S15o xii
gloves viii so at so cents at the Hawk.
eye store on Wednesday.
ming Company, Gilman. Ia. Good wage!
and steady employment.
Millinery opening at Miss Gilmore:
tomorrow wednesday,: With Dir,
goods store of Nettie Ingledue.
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Don't buy cut glass until you have
seen those "!Sunburst and Whirlwind
patterns at Simmons Book Store.
c. F. Smith, the eastern auctioneer
sells horses stock, and all farm prop
erty. New phone $50, 545 North Third
street, city.
Now is the time to have your coal
house fixed up and storm closet built
Weatherby has the men who can do 1t.
A postal will do the business.
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The work of laying concrete on Lin
coin street was begun Monday by the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company The
binder course work on Fourth avenue
was also begun Monday.
The ladies Of st. Pnui's church will
hold a rumrnage sale, beginning Sept.
3d. at 115 West Main street, PleIlse
send donations Wednesday morning or
notify the president of the guild.
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Rev. +. NJ. Coleman left this morning
for Cedar Rapids, to attend the annual
Upper Iowa conference, which com
mences on Wednesday. Rev. w. III.
Clement,sof Union passed thru the city
this morning on his way to Cedar Rap
ids.
The maximum temperature for Mon
day was 81, rise of s degrees over
Sunday. The minimum showed drop
of degrees, "a. An examination of the
record OF year ago, shows frost to
have occurred on Sept. IL and Is. with
q minimum temperature of 33 and 80.
There was no more cold weather until
October IA, when the mercury dropped
to 90.
Gasoline caused small blaze at the
II. Aisquth home. 604 West Linn street.
at about o'clock this morning. THE
stove was in summer kitchen, and the
flame In Some way communicated to the
tank. The kitchen was badly smoked
and somewhat scorched. and the dining
room of the house was also quite badly
The damage was slight and
will not be over $50. Two alarms were
turned in from box 362, corner Of Main
and Sixth streets.
Russell ssdeg left this morning for
Iowa City, where he win enter the
State University TO pursue course OF
study In civil engineering. Carl Kent
and Burnham Moffatt, who are also
students at the university. expect to
leave In few days. Lawrence jones,
the colored lad, who graduated with
this years class from the high school.
and had the distinction or being the
first of his race to complete the course
OF study, left Monday for the univsrsi-
ty, where he Will enter the COLLEGIATE
course.
Mr. j. N. Friedman went 60 Des
Moines Monday, to be present at the
annual celebration OF the Jewish new
year, which began Monday evening at
shutdown. Today. on the Jewish call
endar Is known as Tishri /, or the first
day Of the first month OF the new year
The sal,ltation of the Jews on
the glad new years day is .Iashona
tauva tike shauva" or May you be
written down for a good new year. To-
bacco in any form is denied the Jews
today, according to the precepts of the
church. The observance OF the feas.
concludes at shutdown this evening.
Richard Wright and son. Herbert. the
latter of Des Moines, left Monday after
noon for Davenport, where they will re-
main for few days looking after bus
mess matters. They go to see their son
and brother, Fred Wright, the I'aven-
port drayman, who was injured a weel.
ago, by being thrown from his dr;ty be-
cause of driving into a pile of sand left
on public highway, when, 1t is alleged,
there was no light out to warn drivers
that there was an obstruction In the
road. The father and son will inyesti-
gate the case. and, II they find that the
city was negligent, will take steps to-
ward beginning legal action for dam
ages.
Dr. E. w. Jay. of st. Anthony, was