Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-31

DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Dr. Billiard. osteopath, All West Main.
II. E. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
Ily. Second door west of postoffice.
Rugs made from old ingram and
Brussels carpet. King, $40 North Cen
ter.
For Sale-New Williams No. . type
writer. Will sell cheap ii sold at once.
Address .'B,' in care of Times-Repub-
slicar.
The Cemetery Aid Society will be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
sBonawitz and Mrs. Fred Hopkins at the
home of the former.
The Story City and Roland bands
will give II consolidated concert in
Clear Lake Park Aug. 5. SpIial excur-
sion via the Iowa Central. Train leaves
at $50 a. NJ.
Tony Corodo, the Italian quarryman
who was shot thru the head during the
quarrel of his two companions, Joe Sci
no and Joe Rio: is resting We'll and is a
least holding his own.
Frank NJ. Jones and Miss Estella
kersey We're married Saturday night a I
O'clock by Justice Allen. Mr.. Jones
is a resident OF tfnion and the bride is
member of we'll known north Mar
shall county family
DR.. w. r. ISibbey is in town from
Clear Lake for a couple of days, and
brought with him a bad limp and a
sprained ankl. The injury was rectiv-
ed while instructing soma of his friends
in the art of turning q somersault
backwards.
Miss Belle galloway returned Monday
from Washington, ID. c.. wfere she ha.
been Visiting witfsrelatives. The winter
| she spent in Asheville, n. G.. where She
Went for her health. Her friends Will
| be glad To know that she is greatly inn
proved She expects however. to return
south when the weather becomes cold
| again.
| Mrs. C. L. Longley, Of Nicksburg.
Miss, was in the city over night, the.
guest of Mrs. ID. c. Wilhur. she had
iccue from Waterloo. where she had
| been with her son, Mr.. Alfred LongleS.
4 This morning she went to Newton. to
I see her daughter, Mrs. Il. Warren. Mrs.
II Longley viii remain north some time
4 and will be Joined later by her husband.
\ Who will spend his vacation in this
state. Mrs. Longley enjoys their hone
in the south Very much.
Ida Mcdowell was given a hearing in
1 Justice Burritt.s court Monday aftsr-
noon on the charge OF using obscene
4 language, and was sentenced 10 pay a
fine OF So and costs or spend one day in
Jail. The justice, however. suspended
the sentence during good behavior.
Anna Mcdowell was the complaining
witness in the case, which was tbs outs
growth OF quarrel. the women being
4 employed as domestics in neighboring
aEfamilies in the Fourth ward
i
\ The recent admissions 10 the Soldiers
Home include John w. Shorter of Conn
Z. pany a, Sixth Iowa Infantry, Dubuque.
II Louis Schwartz, Company l,,Sixtaenth
Indiana Infantry, L: j F'ogerty. Com
4 pany II. Fifty-eighth Illinois Infantry,
l54appanose; Leroy Stevens Company F.
SiHtieth United States Colored Infant
a ~. Cedar county; Charles Maemer
Company +, Fiftieth Pennsylvania In.
fantiN Polk county; John Conner
II Company b. Second Iowa Cavalry
a PoWeshiek county.
The sunday edition 81 the chicagt
"a Times Herald Gevotes one page 10 tht
young aides Of ;l,at city Who fiav.
achieved or are expected 10 aciiiev,
success With their siolins. Portraits a
some of these mentioned are given M
among the number is that OF Mis-!
Florence Kent Who made many 40
Quain,ancesg last winter When she Wis
: lied here az Miss lgerna Gets guest
Miss Kent Was heard by number q
friends and all We're pleased with tn,
music and will be glad TO know that sh,
4 is being recognized for her ability.
Even tho Oskeloosa is eating q Ii
more and more III a suburb Of Marshall
town. the good Quaksrs of that yillag
must have been shocked at the follow
I. ing incident related by the Herald
The Knienpe craZe Of walking bars
y foot in The dewey grass at early morn
E ing has bean supplemented With an in
novation by two or Oskaloosa's 8 pppula
/, young ladies. They We're observe
81. Thursday evening after the hard rair
! with raised skirts and bare feet, enjoy
!. ling promenade in the mud aloEs
q Iportion of North Second street. AIu
!. baths are known to be beneficial
!, some forms Of rheumatism but II wa
not thought to5be a bsautifier Of youn
i ladies pedal. extr~rnities.
:
Camp Sunshine. which, true TO 4.
{ name. was one of the brightest place
! Eimaglnable was abandoned Monaa
n when the members of III
. Junior p. Y. P. u. who ha
: been given the outing by the
L leader. Miss Alice Lincoln. returned /
& the city. They had been cut just
: week and a happier week could not /
:, spent. Not one accident marred III
: pleasure of the stay. Beside Miss Lii
: coin there We're other ehaperones WI
g We're out for day or 50 at a tim
They We're Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Fox. NJ
. and Mrs. r.. A. Salisbury and Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. l.. McCracken. The youn
: people who enjoyed the outing WEI
Maude Salisbury. Stella and Ella NJ,
: Cracker. Pearl Williams, Hulda Yves
Z ling. Anna Morgeson. Rose Lincol
4 Della Wood Pearl Townsend. Ro.
Salisbury, Harold Fox, George Lincol
Z Ralph Fillmore and John and w
: Flaws.
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