Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Sayre 2o4 East Main street.
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George j. Allen, ophthalmologist-
Jewel gasoline stoves at Bullock's
Hardware Store
All kinds of garden tools at Bullock's
Hardware Store.
If you are going to paint it will pay
you to see Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
Come IN and see our new silk and
cotton wash waists. They are hand
| some. NJ. f. Andrews
DR.. Cora Williams, specialists, dis
eases of women. Office over the Fidel-
ity Bank. New phone 60.
We are positive that you can get the
best values ever offered you at our rib
bon sale Tuesday, E. R. Lay.
The ladies of the F'ifty-third In
fantry band will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Roy Robinson, 303 East
Linn street.
Get better acquainted with our
friends the birds by seeing the stere-
opticon pictures at the Methodist
church tonight.
Our recent purchase of spring suit
patterns so varied that We have styles
tn cl1jt +y,.,
popular tailor.
| We have had three paper hangers
working on 1ine decorations for two
months and have not duplicated a sin
gle room. For something fine and ex-
elusive see us. Skegg's Wall Paper
and Paint Sapre.
! The best furniture is the cheapest.
| You can get the best furniture in the
city, and at the lowest prices at our
| store. Come in and see our new lin
oleum, oil cloth. rugs and carpets.
| Marion Gard, originator of low prices
! Word received in this city Sunday
announces the death of Jesse KIM
| berry. at Blue Springs, Neb., which oc-
Cured Saturday night of old age. He
was So years old and was the brother of
Mrs. j. E. Wildman and w. c. Kimber-
| ly of this city.
| Mrs. j. r. Bellefeuille was called 70
Marietta Saturday evening by tele-
phone message announcing the serious
! illness of her mother, Mrs. o. f. Bra
man. Mrs Braman is suffering from
the effects of hemorrhages of the lung $,
following an attack of pneumonia
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Eighteen OF the lady friends and
| neighbors of Mrs. N. Pihlgren, zig
South Third street. gathered at her
| home Saturday afternoon In honor of
her ed anniversary. The afternoon
was spent socially and Mrs. Pihlgren
was presented with q number of gifts.
Dr. Mark NJ. Evans. of LeGrand
spent Saturday in the city, coming for
the purpose of working for his towns
man, n. O. Keen. who was a candidate
for the nomination of supervisor be-
fore the republican county convention.
DIR. Evans returned to LeGrand Satur-
day evening.
The next attraction at the Odeon will
be THE Burglar" on Wednesday even
drama is from the pen OF Augustus
Thomas, author of Arizona" and Ala
bama." The prices are 25. 35. so and
| "a cents. Seats on sale tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 o'clock.
Rev Carlyle Summerbell president
Of Palmer College. LeGrand, was in
the city Saturday, being on his way to
Clemens, where he preached Sunday
morning and evening In the Christian
church. Rev. D. NJ Helfenstein. of the
Clemens church, was in Griswold to
| conduct Sunday services.
| Guy Fleming, son of Thomas Flem-
| ing, a farmer living five and one half
miles northeast of Green Mountain, III
| Vienna township left Saturday night
for Heaton, N. D., where he expects to
| enter a homestead. He was accompa-
| MED by Burt Jackson, son of A. j.
Jackson, OF Vienna township, who has
been visiting at his fathers home for
| the past six months Mr.. jackson en-
| tered North Dakota homestead sew
eral months ago, and is returning to
make some Improvements on his place.
\
| Fred III. Sales, until recently deputy
| city clerk OF Des Moines, died Sunday
afternoon in Des Moines, as result of
on overdose OF morphine, supposed to
have been taken to relieve a severe
! headache. The theory Of suicide has
I been mentioned, but is secuted by the
family Mr.. Sales was a son of Henry
c. Sales of Company e, Thirtieth Iowa
| infantry. who was member of the
Soldiers Home. in this city. several
wears ago The elder Sales was dis
charged from the Home in October
1894.
| Friends of Mrs. Mary Evans-Nichols
| of Waterloo, will be pleased to learn
that she has recovered from her recent
Illness of typhoid fever, with which she
was stricken during the epidemic of
| the disease In Waterloo. which is still
! far from under control. Mrs Nichols
| is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Evans. OF Green Mountain, and for a
few years prior to her marriage was a
| teacher In the public schools OF this
city. She was very Ill during the
progress of the disease and for a time
there were serious doubts as to her re-
1 covery.
| Secretary S. b. Hovey, Of the Mar
shalltown Light Power & Railway
| company. accompanied by his Wife and
children. arrived In the city Saturday
and will be the guest of his brother
Superintendent NJ w Hovey, for a
week Secretary Hoyey was asked