Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08

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THE CITY In BRIEF
| Steel ranges at Bullock's.
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| George j. Allen, opehalmologist.
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DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
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Vim. Rattin 5 per cent farm loans.
DR. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
Sweet potatoes. celery, fresh lettuce
at Culley's.
Sure, Mike" Beat it Il you can.
Lamb Bros.
| Plenty of eggs only 10 cents dozen
at Culley's.
| Ask A. A. Moore for prices before
buying shingles.
| John Alden -four speaks for itself
| Sold by Kirk Bros.
| Mrs. Boor has japanese spaniels for
sale. GOA South Sixth street.
| Home made mince meat, three
pounds for % cents at Culley's.
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Call up 47s new phone and arrange
date 30 have your eyes examined
If you like good bread buy Gold
| Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
Go to the Lady Maceahee's basket
party Thursday night. x. o. T. NJ.
hail.
Sheriff c. S. Hutson spent the day
in Union, looking after business mat
tiers.
The Cemetery Aid will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 2: 80 with Mrs w. A.
Davis. lilo North Second street.
| Claim Agent Marquit Barr, of the
Central was in the city today looking
after company business matters.
| The art department OF the Women's
Club will hold its regular meeting We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. C. F..
liSchoenhut.
James Dunn, of Chicago, proprietor
of the union station eating house and
lunch room. spent portion of the day
in the city on business.
| Joseph H. Egermayer attorney,
prompt and vigorous attention given to
| litigation in any court Collections
Over City National bank.
| Hear Rev. Clark Braden, the hard
hitter against Spiritualism in his De
fence of the Old Testament" at the
M. e. church tonight. Free.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schaper. residing two miles south Of
ST. Anthony. is very critically i'll with
an attack of cerebro spinal menin-
gifts.
! now have In stock the new Brown
| ing automatic shotgun, the latest gun
I'by simply pressing the trigger. d. 7
Bullock
We are showing the finest and
most complete line of woolens in the
| city. Cur work is first-class and
| prices right, that's ALL Brenneck, the
reliable tailor.
Mr.. j. w. Doyle of Boone, assistant
superintendent of the Northwestern,
passed thru the city Monday after
noon. on his way home from business
| trip to Clinton.
| The City National Bank has fled
! a district court action in which NJ.
| Graham is named as defendant. The
| suit is on note and judgment in the
sum OF sS64.72 is asked.
| This. sock social given by the ladies
OF the EDUCATIONAL church Monday
evening In the parlors of the church,
proved a success. About $34 was net
ted ty the undertaking.
| Central Chapter No 81. Eastern Star.
will hold special meeting tomorrow
evening for the purpose of drill for
| inspection. All members requested to
be present. BY order of Lillian Norton
w. al. Rosa Liebig. secretary.
1Te lady Maccabees vii give
basket social party Thursday evening
to their friends. Every lady not bring
Ing her basket for supper must pay %
cents at the door. There will be light
refreshments served for those.
a. C. Cripps has filed petition in
| the district court, in which suit is
brought against Jonathan and Martha
Burlington, in which a judgment in the
sum OF $1,000 is asked on notes givel
| by the defendant to the late ]. B.
Grips.
The maximum temperature for
Monday was 40, a rise of four degrees
o,xsr the preceding twentyfour hours.
| The. minimum for the day was %, fail
of two degrees. AT 7:30 this morning
| q, was registered, as against 20 for
the corresponding time Monday morn
ing.
Invitations have b"en issued by NJ
and Mrs. James Andrews, living a
short distance ives. OF the city. for the
marriage of their eldest daughter, LII
ella, to Mr.. Alva f. Miller. to take place
on the evening OF Wednesday, March
Is, at $3.50 o'clock. The at home cards
read after April /, at Norwich, the
home Of MIR. Miller.
In the T.-R.'s Des Moines letter
Monday evening mention Is made of
the entrance into the newspaper bust
ness of Fl. G. Ciddings. of Perry, who
has become associated with r. F..
Iewekh in the purchase of the Perry
Advertiser, and old-time democratic
organ, now to be made a republican
paper. Mr.. Giddings was a former
MarshaIltown boy and is the son of
Mr. and Mrs G. S Giddings. He has