Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Dance tonight, A. o. U. w. hall.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Or. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Main.
DR.. Burkslrt, osteopath. 302 West
Main.
Sleepy Eye and Pillsbury's flour at
Olson's grocery.
Take your prescriptions to Peter
Mayors drug store.
If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
-four. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Your phone order for ice cream will
be promptly attended to at Fellner's.
We have plenty of fresh country
butter at Is cents per pound. Geo.
Olson.
Our Venetian ice cream is the finest
in the city. Try 1t and be convinced.
Fellner's.
Special Bargains in wall paper now
ito close out our stock. Simmons
Book Store.
Go to Olson's grocery for fresh
country butter. Plenty of it at 10
cents per pound.
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Before placing your order for hard
coal get my prices or Eastern Coke.
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NJ. F. Andrews is and always has
been the recognized headquarters for
silks. During our June sale we are
making exceptionally low prices
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett and Mrs. Lizzie
w. Elicit went TO Liscomb this after
noon, where they will act as judges at
Demorest silver medal contest, to be
held this evening.
new assortment of pictures and
picture frames at d. &. Wilbur's. Our
stock In all departments is newer and
cleaner than 1t has been for years and
we are always willing to show goods.
Come in and see us.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Iowa Central was ii, the city Friday
afternoon, being on his way home to
been to settle some fire and stock
claims, held against The company.
Mr.. Ira Kempkes, first trick operator
at the interlocking Plant, and Mr.. +. L..
Belden. day operator at the union sta
tioii were in Carroll Friday night in
attendance at meeting of the oper-
a,ors and agents of The west Iowa dis
trict OF the Northwestern.
While searching for suitable we'd
ding present or gift of any kind don't
forget that Sinclair carries the latest
and nobbiest pieces in hand painted
china and rich cut glass. His prices
prove his ability in buying and making
selections in all classes of china and cut
glass.
The old heating BOILER at the union
station, which in cold weather has
caused SO much annoyance thru its
inability to properly heat the waiting
rooms, is being removed, and will he
replaced by A nesg one of sufficient
capacity to thoroughly heat the big
building.
Word from Poe lhontas announces
that Mrs. William Hazelett rested
easier Friday night, and that
her condition had shown no material
change this morning. The fact that
there was slight change for the bet
ter Friday night has lent encourage
ment to those about her bedside.
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Chief Surgeon H. p. Duffield, of the
Soldiers Home. accompanied by. Mrs.
Dutfield returned Friday evening from
Mason City, where he has been in at
tendance at the annual encatnpment OF
the Iowa department, G. A. r. DR.. AMI
Mrs. Duffield We're guests of the for
mer's brother. NJ. S. b. Dufiield, ana
family, while in Mason City.
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The Friday EN- ening Club gave it's
last dancing party of the season at the
Odd Fellows hall Friday night. About
forty couples participated, spending a
very enjoyable evening. After the
dance Mr.. H. B. Hartjens. brother of
Mrs. C. NJ. Coleman. entertained party
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Binford
Of Flenmare, N. D.
Will Cox, the negro who was arrested
on a charge OF vagrlncy. and held for
a week in the county jail, on the belief
that he was Peopels, the negro MUIR
derer, wanted at ST Joseph. Mo-, was
given his liberty yesterday, his sem
tence having expired. Repeated COM
to the st. Joseph police
failed to bring a satisfactory reply
altho they at first instructed to have
the man held.
st. Mary's Institute was brought to
A close Friday afternoon for the sum-
mer vacation. Exercises were held in
tended by parents and friends of the
pupils. Monday morning the pupils
who have the necessary credits for pro-
motions will receive their cards, which
will be presented by Dean Lenihan. The
at the institute during the
year just closed has been larger than
ever before.
Mrs. Ida Wood Of 400 Fremont street
arrived home Friday evening from
Chicago, where she has been for
weeks visit at the home of her broth
Ell, Mr.. w. c. Armstrong. She was
by Mrs. Armstrong, who
Will remain for an ever Sunday visit.
MIR. Armstrong who made a reputation
for himself a few years ago. in sup
the construction of the
great Boone Niaduct is EMPLOYED as