Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-20
Dr.. Nichols. surgeon.
Dr.. Bay. woodruff Z block.
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I Muslin underwear sale tomorrow. See
our "a a." Archie Parker
Wanted-Duchess apples at G. c..
Taft Company's, Market street.
Fifty pieces of new tan styles in
black dress GOODS. HoSt's Department
Store.
The wife and young daughter of
Deputy Sheriff Cal Hutson are both
quite Ill.
Use World Soap to get quality as
well as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable rremiams.
Come and see US about your Duchess
appless.i We can pay You a good price.
G. c. Taft Company. Market street.
Misses Lyra and Jennie Benedict en-
tertaincG few friends at their North |
Center street home Thursday evening in
honor of their cousin. Miss Gertrude
Benedict, of New Sharon.
Miss Minnie Biggs, the young lady
who was quite seriousl. injured in a
runaway in this city last sunday even
ing. is improved so that she will be able
to leave for her home near Maulsby
Mother Frances and Sisters Madeline,
Dominica and Cyril arrived home
Thursday from OttumWa. where they
have been spending a Very pleasant two
weeks vacation at the mother house,
ST. Joserhs convent.
In order to more thoroughly Introduce
our 25-csnt Java and Mocha coffee we
make this extraordinary offer for Sat
urGay. July 81, only: Five pounds for
81; also green stamps or coupons as u.s.
ual. The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
ipany.
Marshalltown seemed to escape the
heavy rain of Thursday afternoon. ac-
tcprding TO passengers who arrived on
the evening trains. They reported an
heavy fall during the greater
part oftae afternoon al points adjacent
TO Marshall.own on the south and east
Mrs. F. c. Emerson, of Glenn Ellen.
Mimi. arrived in the city Thursday
afternoon. and was the guest until
evening of her brother. Mr. r. a. Sails
bury, When she went to l4eGrand.
Where she Was called by the serious ILL
Salisbury Mrs. salisbury, who was
struck with PARALYSIS d few weeks ago.
is in a very delicate condition.
George b. Hayden, the old soldier
who was recently sentenced to serve
thirty days in jail for assaultinS little
Myrtle Minear, daughter of Mrs. Il. i.
Barker, has been released owing TO III
ness, and has been renewed to The Sol
diers. Home hospital. Mrs. Hayden,
wife Of the old soldier, expects to Leave
shortly for Davenport, in company
With her two children. whom she will
place IN the soldiers orphans home.
A report became current on the street,
this morning that Mrs. S. j. Taylor. the
woinana who had both hands mashed.
and burned by getting them caught in
a nangler at the Empire laundry. was.
jin a critical condition owing TO blood
poisoning. the rumor proved upon in,
lsNestiga,ion to@be untrue, and Mrs.
! Taylor is doing as nicely as could be
Expected. ! IS even Thought now that
l8perhaps ampu,ation Will not be neces-
f}sary of the thumb of one hand or the
fingers Of the other.
/ Tama Free Press: Queer, ISM, it,,
how conditions change? "A few months
ago the glucose pollution was the chief
topic Of conversation and there was
much alarm over the prediction thai it
would be impossible to live N Tama
this summer because of the stencil and
I the effect on health. Well, the glucose
lfactoly shuts down. lots of high water
Washed out the river and bayous and
I've hear not of glucose pollution. And
yet we hope that the Marshalitown
] people. Iho promised so much, are not
allowing the sewage question to be lost
sight Of There will come a time when
Il II is needed.
Twenty-Five per cent off on ali little
1 boys suits in the house at stern's.
Miss Isabelle Osborne arrived in the
d.city Thursday evening from Monmouth.
Il III, and viii remain for two weeks
y visit With Miss Bessie McNeely. Mrs.
Osborne expected to accompany her
daughter to the city. but WAS prevented
from coming on account of an injury Ia
Mi. Osborne, WHO is supervisor OF
.E5maintenance Of the Central's Illinois d.
vision Mr.. Osborne. it seems, was out
54on an inspection trip on a railway We
floeipede, when curious canine at
tempted to Investigate the motive pow
5er of the car on which he was seated
The dog raced With the velucipede for
4 a short distance and then attempted te
cross the track. The velocipede struck
the animal and was thrown from the
track. Mr.. osborne suffered a fracture
of the arm.
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a Special. sale Of boys suits; 25 per cent
8 loft at Storms.
The Des Moines News says of a for
4 MGR Marshalltown lady: Mrs A. F.
s Shipley has just returned from the Wa
Iterloo assembly, where she has assisted
for nine successive years. Mrs. Shipley
REPORTS the Waterloo Chautauqua as
very successful indeed. The park il
; which ii is held is, about half way be-
tween Waterloo and Cedar Falls. 81
that it draws from both those wide.
awake towns. Everybody buys a season
4 ticket and attends and many of the bes
]. people occupy cottages or tents on the
ground. a large, first-class hotel ha:
been. erected and one can live most com.
Ifortably. The assembly paid all the ex.
/ Epenses of the sessionsf from the receipt:
:. of the first three days. The Deliver
Clark debate had to be carried forward
~ -, ay.