Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-15

Or. Nichols. physician.
Houses to rspt by John Coburn. once
with B. L. Bufritt.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists, over % West
Main street. Old phone, 14s; new. 442.
Adamson is selling his camera sup
plies at cost until September 1. ZIG
West Main
DO you know about the early birds?
Then hurry along With your laundry
Work to Flitton's and have it done
right.
Tomorrow is the big Woodmen pic
mic at Oskaloosa. Everybody will be
there, including yourself. Fare, $l.25
for round trip via Iowa Central. Spe-
scial train leaves al $50 a. m.
Mr.. Ernest r. Pierce of Beaver Dam,
Wis, who has been in the city Week
visiting the families of his cousins.
Alessrs. III. j. Allard and A. II. Sheldon,
left this morning for his home. Mr.|
Pierce is connected With a large s1nelt-
ing concern of Beaver Dam.
County Attorney Stone, Sheriff Shoe
maker. Justice Oscar Allen, Il. Il.
Northup and G. w. Lawrence, With Joe
Rio and Joe Seine, the TWO Italians who 4
recently engaged in an extempore duel,
Vent to LeGrand today. where the case
against Rio on a charge of assault and
battery is being heard before Justice
SDobson. The trip was made overland.
5Magonette being secured to convey the
party
Mrs. Fred Harrison returned Tues
day from Waterloo, where She has been
visiting for week With her sister,
Mrs. w. Kersey, and this morning left
for Mason City for an indefinite visit
With her husband $ parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harrison. Mrs. Harrison
will go to Lansing. Mich, from Mason
City. where she and her husband will
make their future home after about
September 4. Mr.. Harrison having ac-
cepted position there With a transfer
company.
Mrs, Jesse Long, wife of Engineer
Long of the Central, has submitted to-
another surgical opera ton, in which
;hte Il ght breast and il part of the side
We're removed. Mrs. Long has been
afflicted With a cancer for several
months, and several weeks ago was
thought to be permanently cured. The
trouble returned. however, after a short
time, neeessitating the later operation.
Engineer Long, Who has beensoff duty
lsiilring the trying ordeal, will resume
his run in the Central freight service,
Friday.
Those who love picnics are certainly
to have their fill this fail, for in addi-s
istion 10 those which have already been
enjoyed. and to that of the old settlers,
which will be tomorrow, the date for
the goumpiana county gathering has
been announced President h T.. Sim
kins having conferred With his associ-
atss and decided upon Saturday, the
18th OF September. There are many
lCclumbiana county people in this cons
munity and their annual picnic which
was inaugurared only a year or 50 ago,
has come TO be looked upon as one of
the lleasantest affairs of the summer
months.
In speaking Of the approaching Eyer
naNer-ssw!g gart nuptals at Hamburg,
Fremont county, the Carroll Sentinel
speaks of Mr.. Egermaysr. who former
lily resided there. as follows: THE
groom is we'll known TO Carroll people,
1 being e. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Egermaye.. HE'S now a practicing att
! tornsy at Marshalltown and is a young
Imam of ability and promise whose ca-
ireer will be Watched with interest by
/ his Carroll friends. We expect him 10
make his mark IN the world and are.
4 sure he IS starting in life properly by
taking unto iiitsseif a helpmeet. She
is sad by those N.ho know her TO be q
| charming young lady
The Central is making every effort 10
get enough passenger equipment for
4 the big Clear Lake excursion of the
Marshalltown retail grocers on the 23d
4 inst, and has succeeded pretty We'll 50
far. a number of NJ. d ST. i. coaches
4 have been rented, as have also several
4 from the 1'hicagoS& NORTHWESTERN. Ad-
4 dttional equipment has also been rent
4 ed for the three special trains 10 be run
ITO Oskaloosa TOMORROW for the Wood
linen picnic. The iMarshalltoWn special
MIL leaNe the union station at $50, the
Il Mason City special will arrive here at
2tsg:i5 and the Algona train at 10 o'clock.
i The latter two viii remain here long
sjenough 10 ALLOW the engines to secure
ii water and caal.
. t.
Mr.. Ben Il. shoilenberger was called
Ito Carroll by a telegram Tuesday eve
ming. announcing an injury to two of
mis- brothers Alessrs. Dan and John
Shollenberger. Northwestern employees.
Of that city. The 1r.-R. of Tuesday eye
ming gave the particulars of the double
injury in its DISPATCHES and Mr.. Shol-
tlenberger was not Informed of further
Iparticulars than those given in these
q columns. From Superintendent Slifer
this morning a Times-Republican man
obtained the information that Mr.. Dan
Sholenberger, the one more seriously
!, hurt, Vas stil! alive. and the prospects
isaemed Favorable for his recovery. Both
. Ithe men are Northwestern switchnen
!. and Dan, in trying to save his brother
who had been thrown from the engine
WAS himself thrown. The injury to Oar
vas principally 70 the spine.
/. DR. g. W. Harris had a rather I'M
pheasant experience. but one he has rea
son tosconsider lucky. while returning
i from making q professional call in ths
!, Country Tuesday night. While near TIL.
I N1arnum place he was driving a I a apit
rate in order 10 escape the approaching
s storm. 1t was 50 dark that nothins
ahead could be seen except during tn,
! flashes Of lightning. William Giie. 1
Il farmer who had been to the city, wa
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