Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-18
DR.. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Dr. Mighell. surgeon and physician.

Wanted Clean cotton rags at the.
Times Republican.
Farms for sale. John Coburn. ONCE
With b. =. Burritt.
Have you sampled Graham's ..Plan.
tation." the new scent eigarf
Laura Berchenbriter, trained nurse,
s112 North Second avenue, old phone
324.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, over the
Fair" open Saturday evenings. Both
phones.
Special Saturday bargain gents reg
ular 1211s-cent brown and black socks.
four pairs fer % cents, at stern's.
Have Mr. Louis Townsend shine your
shoes tomorrow. The only first class
sinner in the city. LaShelle's cigar
store.
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Office
and residence over the Fair" Both
phones.
The Central's baggage car No. II was.
brought out from the shops Friday
evening and dead-headed north on No.
5 TO Mason City.
Anamos'a Eureka: Jack McHorteri
(.'Jack the Grubber') is home from
Marshalltown on twenty days fur
Tough. Jack has lots of friends and is
all right.
Mrs. $. II. Hinman, residing south of
the city on Center street, is reported
this afternoon as lying very low. Two
sons and their families, residing at a
distance, are at her bedside.
The funeral of the late Master Will
liam Benton Palmer, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Palmer, of BOZ
North First street, will be conducted
by Rev. j. II. Niblock Sunday morning
rat 10 O'Clock, instead of this morning, as
Mas announced in these columns Friday.
Mrs. e. p. Fox will sing.
Mrs. c. F. Warren, residing southwest
of the city few miles. returned home
Friday 6 ming from Mon,ezuma, where
she has been for the past five weekssv Wis
lifting her daughter Mrs. Harry Dubois
Who recently gave birth to son. Mrs.
Warren reports her grandchild and
daughter doing Very nicely indeed.
II
Mr.. r.. W. Chamberlain returned this
morning from Detroit, Mich. where he
has been for a week in attendance at
1.-THE annual convention of the American
Association of Opticians. Mr.. Cham
berlain enjoyed the many side lake trips
given to the opticians, and had a fine
time every day during the convention.
Deputy United States Marshal Willis.
who was III The city Friday to serve the
papers in the federal court case against
the city the Marshalltown Light, Power
u Railway Coinpanq, returned to Des
Moines this morning, having had to re-
main over night to serve the paper.
upon Councilman H. j. Benson, who
was out of the city and did not return
|untik7..55 Friday evening.
The Central's mammoth compound
consolidated Baldwin engine No. 81,
which has been in the shops several
Weeks undergoing extensive repairs
was brought out this morning for a
Numbering up and as put on an Ackley
turn around. hauling twenty Two loads
LOT coal to the latter place. Engineer
| Oscar Green took the engine north and
the train Was in charge of Conductor.
| j. G. Young.
Manager Myers, of the Gleason horse
show, is in the city arranging for a
| Weeks exhibition, commencing Mon
tdas, and has selected the grounds on
West Main street. near Tenth. where
the tents WILL be pitched. Last week
Professor Gleason exhibited in Des
5Moines before large audiences and the
nan 4r,gs ;ef.,-
Iso,her places where he has been, are
enthusiastic in praise of his work,
(which is phenomenal in Its way.
State Center Enterprise: Three Of
State centers boys came home in Il
| hurry Monday evening. remained until
4 Tuesday evening and then hurried on
TO attend 10 business. The boys were
Clarence I4aPlant of Sedro, Wash;
I Lawrence sLaPlant, of Dawson City,
Alaska, and Harley LaPlant, of 5Algona,
Ia, all sons of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. La
1 Plant former residents here. From
here they went to Marshalltown, re-
naming there yesterday, thence to
Grundy county, and tomorrow they re-
turn to .Algona to remain four or Il Sc
days. when Clarence and Lawrence will
tons for the latter to start for Dawson
4 City September 10. He has been there
several years and has a claim which
Will require three years more to work
4 out. Clarence is in charge of8extensive
A lumber interests at Sedro.
i The engineers of the Iowa Central,
said a well-known locomotive handler
4 to a Times Republican reporter Friday
3|evening, "entertain a better Feeling
toward the road at present than they
4 have in years 1t has been so, for sew
4 eral years past. that we have not felt
!. safe. that Is, 70 have felt that if any
little accident might happen we would
|be pulled OF without a fair hearing
3IeYen tho we were in nowise responsible
4 for the occurrence. Such is not the case
now, however, and all the boys have
$llearned to like Master Mechanic
Brooks, who has charge of our depart
Isment He is thoroughly up-to-date IL
This methods ard we are sure OF fail
5lplay in every instance. One can hardly
Imagine what feeling of satisfaction
lit is to railway engineers to know thai
lie in the discharge of duty they will BIZ
upheld, even tho some little thing over
which they have no direct control turns
f|up.
4 The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w
4 Sparks. at the corner of North FRS
Il and North streets, was thrown $oper