Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-16
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THE CITY in BRIEF


i THE CITY I'm BRIEF
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/ VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans
See Lander for glass Of every de
Iscription.
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New dress trimmings at NJ. +
Andrews.
Big line of gloves, mittens and neck
ties at Jarvis & Kellogg's.
Breaking Into Society" by Georg
AIDE at Liebig's 100 West Main
Walter Warren. ahead of the JAG
Hoeffier Repretoir Company, was il
the city today on business.
Mrs. Coyle is closing out her $1.5t
and SO gloves for 81, all shades ant
sizes from 81! to :. This week only.
When you buy your winters fuel o
the Cahill Coal Company you are mos
sure of satisfaction. Both phones, 80
John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony
shipped to the city Thursday Afternoon
seventy head of mixed hogs, averag'
ing $50.
Fashion is strongly endorsing silk:
for fall shirt waist suits. See the new
handsome patterns we are showing
NJ. Il. Andrews.
Don't fail TO attend the big auction
sale tomorrow at McCombs Bros liv-
cry at 81 North First avenue. Sale be-
gins at l O'clock sharp.
Col. T. d. McElroy, "the drummer
boy of Gettysburg who has been to
Waterloo to participate in the biennial
reunion of the Croker Iowa brigade
arrived home Thursday.
F. w. Anderson, of Jefferson, rural
carrier No. J., out of that place, is in
the city taking medical treatment, suf-
fering from a severe eye trouble. He
will remain here a month or so.
Newspapers under the carpets in
winter time will save fuel bills, and
add to ones comfort The T.-R. has
accumulated a large number of old
papers this summer which are now for
sale at two bundles for cents.
If you wish to try a drink of what
made Milwaukee famous, call at the
Peoples grocery, II East Church
street, Saturday, September Ii, when
Mrs. Heitchrl will serve you with the
finest cup of coffee ever drank in Mar
shalltown.
At the McCombs Bros. auction to-
morrow there will be offered for sale
wagonettes, carriages
stanhopes, rlInabouts, twenty-five head
of horses, harness and other articles
too numerous ito mention. 81 North
First avenue.
Whenever you come into D. G. Will
bur's store YOU find a new assortment
Of iron beds. We now have the larg-
est number Of patterns that has ever
been shown in the city and they are
going at prices that are right. Will
you be one of the lucky ones who get
a bed cheap?
Mrs. and Mrs. H. P. Bigalow were
In Union Thursday. where they at
tended the funeral of the late Daniel
r. Giles, an old resident of Union,
which was held from the Christian
church Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. George Biersborn. OF
Liscomb, had charge of the services
Very Rev. NJ. c. Lehman, d. D.,
caves tonight for Chicago, where he
vill enter retreat at the Jesuit College
o remain until the day preceding his
as bishop Of Great Falls,
Mont, at Dubuque A priest who is
by appointment to wear the
purple, spends several days in fast
ng and prayer preceding the sacred
ordinance of conservation.
w. w. Shannon, Of the Chicago
branch of the Albany Perforated
Wrapping Company, formerly a resi-
lent of this city but now of Chicago,
pent the day in the city looking after
BUSINESS matters. MIR. Shannon has
raded territory with the man on this
erritory for trip, with a view Of as
whether or not it would be
uitable for each to make permanent
hange. If it is found that a charge
s desired by both Mr.. Shannon will
.isit his old home regularly.
Miss Clara Evans, of Gearing, while
n the city Thursday, had her pocket
ook,, containing S. note and a few
ollars in silver, stolen from the bag
age room at the union station. Miss
vans was checking some baggage
hortly before o'clock and laid her
ocketbook down on the counter, while |
he turned her back to direct the bag
ageman where to find her baggage.
When she returned for her purse, q
ew moments later, it was gone. as was
lso a strange woman who was stand |
lg near the counter when Miss Evans
SIT her purse.
John House, until recently left-f1eld-
r for the Grays, who was sold by the
zeal management to Minneapolis, for
ne sum Of $400 a week ago, passed
aru the city Thursday evening on the
reat Western en- route to Kansas
ity with the members of the Mime
polls team. The Minneapolis players
coupled q special car, out of which
louise emerged as soon as the train
anne to a stop, anxious to greet a ia
,iliar face. The Minneapolis team
lays Kansas City this afternoon, Sat
rday and Sunday. House has been
ssigned to right field, at salary of
l5O.
j. A. Morgan. an old resident Of this
,unty, now of Chapel, Putnam coun-
, Missouri, spent Thursday in the
ty as the guest of his former COM
de, j. N. Rowen. Mr.. Morgan took
,casion to visit the Iowa Soldiers
ONE, while in the city. and says that