Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
Chamberlain, optician.
George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist-
DR.. Newells optical parlors are acros
from the postotfice.
Lawn mowers of all kinds at Bull
locks Hardware Store.
The finest table beer is the Val Blat
Private Stock" Sold only by Charles
Dietrich.
New fancy summer neckwear an,
Dresden ribbons Just received. NJ. I
Andrews.
The most complete line of base bal
! goods in the city at Bullocks Hard
ware Store.
For pure ice prompt and regular
service, telephone the Marshall Ice
lCo., No ia.
st. Margaret's Mission will meet with
Miss Margaret Armstrong. Ill North
First avenue, Thursday night.
Hawkeye grocery--is now in our
basement. We make you special base
lment prices. Fresh country butter and
leggs.
1 The body of Calvin Hussong. who
| died at the Soldiers Home Tuesday
| morning. was sent to Corw;th Tuesday
night for ints.ment.
/ Mr.. c. B. Mason. of State Center
xSr.c tn,
being on his way home from business
trip up the Story City branch.
| Radium and liquid air experiments
and demonstrations at NJ. E. church to-
| morrow night. Adults soc. students
| and children 25c. Tickets at Alexar-
der's drug store.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
| !. NJ. c. A. will meet with Mrs. j. H.
FellinghaIn. 1D7 South Second street,
| tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. Mrs. n.
Il. Mighell and Mrs S. William will
assist Mrs. Fellingham in entertaining.
Manager Tiley and the Oskaloosa
"Quakers" We're in the city last night,
being on their way from Waterloo,
where they have been for the past three
days. playing St series with the "Microb-
es.''
Travelling by the New York Central
hnes--the Michigan Central or the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern from
Chicago. If You miss one train you have
only to wait 81 very short time for an
ether. Eight trains a day. Chicago to
New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olson enter
tanned at their home. 405 Bromley
street, Tuesday evening, few Of the
intimate gent men friends OF the for
mer at a 6 o'clock dinner. The affair
was arranged by Mrs. Olson as sur
prise for her husband. it being his an
niversary.
Ice Free-,ro every purchaser of
100-ponnd or larger ice capacity refrig-
orator Friday or Saturday. May or
n we will deliver free until Sept. /, 100
pounds Of Ice each week, or all de-
sired. With smaller refrigerators pro-
portionate amounts of ice given. Cronk
Bros. 80 East Main.
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Mrs. r. A. McMains will be the della |
gate from the Marechal Mel Division.
NO. $50. Auxiliary to the brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. She will ac-
company the party composed of Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Speer and Mr.. McMains. |
Mrs. Speers was the alternate chosen,
but both will attend.
"A number of the musicians of the
city handed together Monday night and |
gave dancing party at Finkle's hall |
for the benefit of b. r. Taylor. one OF |
the veteran musicians of the city. The
odecn orchestra furnished the music |
The undertaking was very successful,
as it was well patronized.
The regular meeting Of the Haw-
thorne Club was held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. r. L. North, and ow-
ing to the fact that it was the last
nesting which the club would hold with !
her before the family's removal from
the city, the meeting was quite largely
attended.
w. B. Higgason. of Gearing, has be-
gun suit In the district court against
the Marshall Oil Company Mr. Hig-
sason claims $3.50 with interest since
Nov. !, 1901, for salary due when in the
amploye of the defendant company,
rom September to October 81, 1901.
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"A barn belonging to JOHN Scheid, at
40 Player street, caught fire late Tues
lay afternoon and called out the de-
oartment The damage was very slight
Ind will not exceed 50 or SO. The chem
cal apparatus was all that was neces-
,ary in extinguishing the flames. 1t
t is thought the fire was Of incendiary
origin.
G. III. Ruth and L. r. Willard, of the
Marshall Oil Company left for the east
his morning to be gone for week or
en- days. The gentlemen will stop in
Chicago to attempt to secure build
ng site from Northwestern officials for
he distributing plant for Lincoln, Neb.
They VIII go east and stop in Mon
real Can, on business before their
eturn.
Articles of adoption have been filed
n the office of County Recorder Ev-
ms, whereby Mayor L. b. Jones con-
,eys into the care and custody of Mr..
md Mrs. A. I. Mabie. of 10 South Sew
nth street, an S-year-old abandoned