Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-22
THE CITY in BRIEF

THE CITY in BRIEF
Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
/ DR.. MARS new office is at 122 Eas
/ Main.
| Read Culley's bargain lad" in TIL
issue.
Sure. Mike" Beat it if you car
Lamb Bros.
Wanted-carrter boys a: the Times
Republican.
Nice swei.t oranges. D. S. Goo
Grocery Company.
DR. MARS Office over Melvine & Soil
days, 1872 East Main.
Dr. Newell. op,halmologist. 124 Eas
Main. New phone 47a
DR. MARS. both phones; opposi,
postofiies, ~ East Main.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. has moved his Of
flee to over the Fidelity bank.
Homemade lard. the kind you
mother used for all her baking. j. A
Awde.
Sweet navel oranges. two dozen 70
twenty five cents, Saturday only. Jar
Wis 4 Kellogg.
DR.. Cora Williams will hereafter b,
found in her new office over the ri.
ialify SAVINGS rp,pt,
Wanted 1000 people to attend the
auction sale at Bee Hive Saturda,
afternoon and evening. j. f. Harri
gan.
For your Sunday dinner sweet ro,a.
toes, fancy, large navel oranges only 8,
cents dozen, fancy celery. fancy eat
ing and cooking apples at culley's.
Superintendent w. d. Cantillion. OF
the Northwestern. passed thru the city
this morning on his way from Chicago
to Boone TO look after company bust
ness.
Fair at the Maccabee hall by tht
Royal Neighbors, commencing Sasur-
day. Jan. %. and continuing Monday
and Tuesday night. Everybody in
vlted.
Ladies. at Papre's you can buy. to-
morrow, 81 walking skirts at $l.S5; Sc
walking skirts at sSlS. and $3.50
walking skirts a. s4.16. 1t will pay
you to investigate.
We always keep the latest and we
desire TO call your attention 10 our iin-
ing and sk.r;ing "Likesatin" The name
describes ii. Twenty-Five cents pei
yard NJ. +. Andrews.
Mrs. F. C. Emmerson. OF Owatonna
MIMI, and q. w. Montague of Cedar
Falls. who were called TO LeGrand by
the death of Mrs. Alvira NJ. Salisbury,
the latter's sister. left for their homes
shin morning.
at the Spirituahsts' church. corner
az Second avenue and Church s.reet.on
sunday at 1880 a. M. and 1880 p. M,
VIII J. Erwood. ofw Wlsconsin.w lee
ture and follow with tests. He is con-
sidere,a che OF the best in his work.
Admission 10 cents
The boys of St. Mary's Latin class.
accompanied by their instructor. Rev.
Father Warning. enjoyed a bob ride
evening at the home of Leo Topf, 2l6
North Third avenue. Music and games
were enjoyed and refreshments served.
The members Of Delilah Rebekah
n ~ 70 rn,,f nsr -al
\ supper Wednesday night that was
we'll patronizsd. The object of the af-
FAIR was to secure funds to meet the
of the debt owed on the lodges
About $25 was realized.
Commencing next Monday evening
The Brinton Entertaining Company
Will begin three nights engagement
1t the Odem. They give novel and
pleasing entertainment. and one that
never fails TO please. Eadies' free
Monday night. Prices 10. Is and %
cents.
Thursday proved few degrees cold
er than the day preceding, but the
change was hardly sufficient to be no.,
for the day. as against 20 for Wednes-
day. The minimum was IA. 5 degrees
under that OF Wednesday. At 1880
this morning l6 was registered. as
against - at the same time Thurs
day.
Hon. Charles Scanlon. OF Minneap-
,lis. lecturer working under the d.
'ection of the national prohibition
passed thru the city this
on his way to Richland. where
lie has an engagement for tonight. He
spoke in FIT. Dodge Thursday night.
md will return to Marshall county
iext week for two days. His work
Turing the month OF February will be
IN Nebraska.
Miss Irene Hurd entertained several
friends Wednesday evening at her
home. BOG Woodbury.. The hours were
spent with progressive euchre. Re-
'reshments were served during the
evening. Miss Hurd's guests were
Misses Alice Rynbrenner. Anna Todd,
Carrie Fathers. Susie Laughlin. Mag
gle Mitchell. Pearl Chainey and May
Dooley, and Messrs. Burt Young.
Quincy Alexander. Fred Roupp. Vim
cent MCGUIRE, Russell James. Bernl,
Thomas Clark and William
Doolcy.
The docket OF the Mahaska county
district cour. shows divorce case OF
Mrs. May Perkins VS.. f. A. Perkins.
The plalntif and defendant formerly
lived in this city. and the whereabouts
Of either have been unknown for some