Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-02
THE CITY In BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
/ DR.. Sayre, 3o4 East Main street.
DR.. Boucher, eos South Third avenue.
+ DR. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Sure, Mike" Beat it IL you can,
Lamb Bros.
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Japan tea, 25 cents per pound at the
Hawkeye Grocery.
A nice lot of home canned fruit and
vegetables at Culleys.
Room moultlillgs, picture hooks, cur
tain rods, etc. at Simmons Book Store.
! Fresh winter caught white fish and
pike at the Hawkeye Grocery and meat
market.
4 Glasses in china painting and water
colors. Mrs. O. c. Waldman, sos North
1 Third street.
| We have pNsnty OF hard nut coal and
can fill all orders promptly. Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
Rev. Ezra Temple will preach at the
Baptist church tonight. Singing led
by male Quartet. Everybody invited.
| The Women's Missionary Society Of
the Congregational church will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. C..
Urine.
/ Rev. Clark Braden will pour hot shot
Unto the Spiritists' camp hear him at the
NJ. f. church Friday night. Admission
| 10 cents.
Miss Nora Ferguson. who has been
confined to her home for the past two
weeks with an attack of grippe was
Fable to be ou. today.
The use Of artificial ice in boiled
water for drinking purposes insures abb
/ solute purity Both phones, 1876. Iowa
Artificial Lee, and Refrigerating Com
pany.
Notiee-The last day for waving
certificates FOR the paving on State,
Sixth, Ninth, Grant and Lincoln streets
is March Z. All property owners wish
ling to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity should do so before that date.
! The purity of the Ice you use is as
important as the water you use. Arti-
fetal Ice made from distilled water is
absolutely pure. Sold only by the Iowa
Artificial Ice and Refrigerating Conn
pany. Both phones 436.
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The maximum temperature for
| Tuesday WAS; 40, rise OF eleven de-
gWes over that of the preceding day.
| The minimum for the day was 81, a,
rise of one degree. At 7:S0 this morn-
| ing the record was 33, the same as
| Tuesday.
| Fred Shurtz. of st. Helena, Cal, ar
rived in the city Tuesday and will re-
main for i few days, settling up the
estate of his father, the late Colonel
Elliott Sh,ll'tz. Before his return to
California Mr.. Shurtz will visit reia
| tiyes in Ohio.
The residence of f. II. Houghton, lilo
West Church street, which has been
under quarantine for scarlet fever for
the past four weeks, was released from
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Houghton,
has been i'll.
A thru tourist car will leave Mar
shalltown Friday. March 4, via the
Chicago Great Western for Portland.
Ore. Parties desiring reservations in
this car may make application to j. A.
Ellis, agent Rates were never known
to be SO cheap.
The third lecture on the university
extension course will be given by Pro-
fessor Edwin Erie Sparks tomorrow
night at the library lecture room. MIR.
Sparks subject will be John Adams
the Champion of Independence" Sir
gle admission, SIS cents.
Mr.. and hrs Harry Green. OF Mimi
eapolis. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, ami are guests at the home of
the lattev's sister. Mrs. John AK. Mr..
and Mrs. Green are contemplating
making this city their home. Mr.. Green
was born and reared here, and went to
Minneapolis few years ago.
Mr.. D. r. Thorpe, OF Detroit. Mich,
under whose name as agent. the bust
ness Of the Rhoades- Carmean Buggy
Company Ii conducted in this city by
II. Scherer & CO., arrived from Detroit
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Thorpe will re-
main in trs city for few days. look
ling after business matters.
At present we are not equipped to
deliver ORDERS for distilled water but
same can he obtained by calling at our
plant located at 2O5 South Third ave-
nue. We will fill all orders promptly
for artificial ice made from distilled
water. Both phones, 436. Iowa Artl-
fetal Ice and Refrigerating Company.
The fire department was called to
the Wallen home. 800 South Third
street. at about 4.30 o'clock Tuesday
AFTERNOON by an alarm turned in from
box 81. The family was away and the
wood box standing near the stove
had caught FIRE. 1t was picked up
and thrown out OF doors. No DANA ge
resulted.
Mr.. Thomas Bryant, a we'll known
farmer living two indies southeast of
Gearing, left Tuesday for FIT Collins.
Col, where he expects to locate. Mrs.
Bryant will join him in about two
weeks The change is made owing to
the health of Mrs. Bryant and the chill
dren. Mr. Bryant has rented his farm
to Alex Norman, who took possession
Tuesday.
The funeral of Miss Ella Moffatt was
held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at her late home, lila West Main street.