Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-21
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DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
See the new line OF mackintoshes at
Lee & Benedict's
/ For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Pretty STYLES in French flannels.
sHoyt's Department Store.
If you want your suit to look like
new take it to F'litton's Dye Works.
The best at the lowest prices
Races for men, women boys and
girls, fat folks and lean folks, at Clear
Lake Thursday, Aug. 23, at the gro-
GERS picnic; 81 for the round trip.
Mrs. "A. II. Wilbur and sons Delos
and Harry and Mrs. Seth Zug and
daughter Ella went to Clear Lake this
morning for a three weeks stay at the
Densel y Wilbur cottage.
II you want to keep flies off Your
iiOl SIS s5sl4 q Cstil VI n5lSu-SuIO,4 dIluf IL
you are DESTROYS that your chickens
should be free from lice get a can of
Lees Lice Killer. Both are sold by
Hammond & Benedict.
Engine 104, OF the Iowa Central, ran
into an open tuin-table at Monmouth,
lli yesterday, With the result that no
engines Were able TO leave the house
during the day. The engine pulling No.
. north, No. -. WAS compelled 10 make
the entire trip from Peoria to Mason
City.
MIR Joe Essrlnayersleft Monday even
ling for Hamburg, Fremont county,
Where on Wednesday,, at high noon, lie
will be married to Miss Leieta SWig-
CART. a prominent young lady of that
lefty. DR. Harry Echtelnacht aceomRa-
|nied Mir. Egsrmayers and Will act as his
best man.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern raiiw
Ion ACCOUNT nj the national q. a. II. en-
|campment All Chicago, willrun a special
train toChirago, leaving Marshalltown
at d convenient hour Sunday morning.
Aug. %, and arriving at Chicago at S:l5
p. IN. The leaving TIME of the train will
I be given in these columns later.
Two Northwestern trains, run as the
second and third sections Of The Colo-
RADIO special, passed thru the city Mons
day night al $50 and 1880 ocleek, re-
spec tiveiy. The trains We're loaded with
soldiers, all from eastern forts aud
were en- route TO san Francisco. prior
TO embarkation fo, China service.
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The temperature Monday did not
reach a higher mark than that regis
tered a. 10 clock y. M, and % Was the
lsnlaxilnum fer the day. While the night
twas cooler than t.ls previous one by
lt,ltee degrees, il was the Most Disagree
t.abte ole OF the ssaaail. as tticre Mas not
Ia breath of air stirring. The minimum
for the Right vas 90
Camp Tsrace Park located wes, ef
Albion. which has been the seetle Of
much ineiriinent and pleasure during
tas past iiye weeks, WAS broken up
sNeste r1ay afternoon, When Mrs. w. X.
Fefney and daughters, Marion and Es-
lgtfer, returned u their home in this
leity TIE camp orsinally Mas cam-
i5asea II the Farnessi family and tsls
Ifani.lies al ~ sssitss Ralph w AcBrida
ard Fl. l.. North. The latter two fami-
lies returned about Two weeks ago.
Mr.. a. L. Smith, who has been Il resi-
ldent af the city fnr about il Year, en-
ipiaSef! on he station and intefline az
3caunts desk OF the office Of General
3=@Alla.itet i. l., WATSON. sof the Central
IAxent 10 Cedar Rapids sl1is morning
2Mhere ne has acc pied the position ..
Echf=f clerk III the local fra sht office Of
#ti.e Chicago * .ofsfW tern Mt
sniiiils former hone was in Cedar
iltapifls where he vas employed In ths
genera otIicesof the r. c, r. s. N
i Mrs Esebeeca NJ o;;apwood If 50.
FW'ssf Boone street, has disposed If hei
aenee IrNl9ssft. Y IN this city and Vii
Isa0n 20 ri Pasadena Cal. ~ reside
Her sister MIS- Deios Arnaits, left
Pasadena taesss tor his city and after
IA brief Visit hare With old friends ans
VIII accompany Mrs Gar.
.p,oAd 10 her Western hons. Mrs. Car.
vyo3als Immediate relatives all Preside /,
1.-The Was AT The present. TING. and 81.
A .cpiseluded she might rs Vel! be nsal
fI3thein. Mrs Armed has not visited ii
Elhe city for sel e,.tl years and is antiei,
sipating With in,sfil pleasure her sojeur,
8Eanong Did friends.
4 DR. Hanna Longshprt and daughter
4 Mrs J.. 4. Rlankenbkfg. Miss jliiia y
Il Myers and Miss Lueseiia Blankef5erg
ii all of philadelphia, arrived IN the cI,.
,Npndey night from the Vest and s.ii
"a b. guests for a few days Of the for
4 mer,s niece DR.. Pauline Myers ToMn
l5sard DIR. I4Dti & shore is one of the mos
prominent woman PHYSICIANS Of tn
QUAKER cilS--was, in fact, the first NO
Imam doctor TO hang out Il shingle IN IA.
a PENNSYLVANIA metropolis. The Piila
4 deiphia ladies are on their way holn
e from a several weeks pleasure trip q
one Of the Raymond excursions thrt
the YELLOWSTONE National Park.
Miss Hazel Mccofd entered upon tn
Il initial year of her teens Mondsiy, an
in honor Of the event entertained
Inumber of her little girl friends q ie
North Fourth street home n the even
.i3ing Tn. feature Of the evening was
4ISfrolley ride, which Was enjoyed from
81 till 10, after which the guests wel
(. treated 10 dainty refreshments IN tn
Mecord Lawn, Mrs Dell McEort
l5mothel of the hostess, assisted By Mr.!
sIsCharles Meredith, serving. The guest
h We're Mabel Males, June and Lucill