Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-12

The City in Brief

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Geo. J. Allen, optical specialist.
New goods are arriving at Pappe'
daily.
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Mr.. G. w. Burnha1n spent the da,
in Toledo on business.
w. L. Newman, of State Center, wa
in the city this morning.
DIR. Mairs treats all ailments at of.
flee, over 120 East Main.
We have a barrel of fine s%auerkrau
Peckham Grocery company.
The most elegant line of lamps in the
city. Temple of Economy.
Buchanan-Boughton company will
wire your house and do it hight.
Lost-Thursday. probably on Main
street, pair low shoes. Return public
library.
Mrs. L.. F. Brown and sister, Mrs
Fred Wills, of Eldora, spent Friday in
the city.
Batavia pancake flour DIS the best. Try
a ten-cent package. Peckham Grocery
company.
We have two exceptionally good oar
gains in modern houses for sale. See S
c. Bell, Hopkins block.
The Manhattan shirt, Americas best
will have a hntpa wifi, tho c,rirer nj
1909 at Henry Pappe's.
Those feeling sllaky about the COM
ing election or any other trouble, had
better consult DIR. MARS.
The Eastern Star circle will meet
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Treat, 407 North Third street.
The Red Mems foot ball team de-
feated the Conrad team at Conrad Sat-
urday afternoon by the score Of 10 to
0.
Henry Pappe left for Chicago and
Cleveland Saturday. He is after more
goods, especially for his ladies' depart
ment.
Mr.. Z. B. Binford left Friday
ing for Hereford, Tex, where he will
remain for a ten days stay on bus
mess.
If you want to rent a modern house
we a fit o up. We have several
good one on our list. S. c. Bell, Hop
kins block.
General Superintendent d. c. Noonan
passed thru the city early Saturday
on his way to oskaloosa. Mr.. Noonan
did not stop here.
Mrs. A. w. Head, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city this morning to
visit for a short time tat the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Head.
Mrs. III. A. Weisman and daughter
Isabel arrived home Friday evening
from New York City. where they have
been visiting since July.
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The members of F. NJ. Thomas w.
r. C. are requested to meet at Traut-
mann's store at / p. IN. tomorrow to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Wallace.
Mrs. A. e. Palmer today announced
the engagement of her daughter, Jane
Walker Bergh, to Mr.. Charles W. Ger
ZACH, of Minneapolis. The wedding will
take place on Saturday, Oct. 81.
On Wednesday, Oct. IA we will start
to close nut our entire stock of wall
paper at prices unheard of in Marshall
town before. T. f. Jones' Wall Paper
and Paint Store, los East State street.
Wednesday night, Oct. IA, "Sapho'
will be presented at the Odeon. 1t
teaches the greatest moral lesson the
stage has ever known. AS an added
feature, the sensational Salome dance
will be offered. Prices 10, 25, 80 and so
cents.
The people of Marshalltown are In
vited to hear Mr.. Flynn, of Chicago, at
the Presbyterian church this evening
at s o'clock. Subject, How to Get Well
and Keep Well" The lecture will be
brim-full of good healthy humor and
good hundred health. Admission free.
Mr.. Rodney D. Wells, of Omaha, who
has been in the city for several weeks
visiting at the home of his cousins, Mr..
John w. Wells, Mrs. L. w. Robbins,
and with other relatives, went to Boone
this morning. Mr.. Wells will return to
his home after a short stay In that
city.
Theodore Johnston and DR.. II. A.
Kinnan, members of the committee ap-
pointed by The Methodist church to go
to the conference at Mt. Vernon and use
every effort to secure the return of Rev.
M. N. Smith to this city, went to Mt.
Vernon Saturday.
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No serious developments are now eN-
pected in the condition of Earl Smith,
the Iowa State college student, who
vas injured by jumping from a train
near this city FRIDAY night. At st.
Thomas hospital it was said this af-
ternoon that Smiths injuries would not
prove serious, and he would be out in
a short time.
l.. HI. Mackey, a laborer employed by
the Shorthill company, had his left
ankle badly bruised Saturday by getting
it caught under a heavy angle bar. No
bones We're broken. Mackey was for
merly a car inspector for the Iowa
Central, and because Of the injury he
was not able to return to work this
morning with those who have been On
a strike.
John D. Reynolds, formerly round