Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-16
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DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Treffry,s ice cream Is best.

Or. Nichols. surgeon.
Trefrry's ice cream is best.
Farms for sale. John Coburn, ofiice5
with B. U. Burritt.
Big line of rain umbrellas from SO
cents to So. NJ. r. Andrews.
H. E. simkins. undertaklng exclusive
ly. Second door west Of postoftice.
Cream of Patent -four is the equal of
any brand on the market. For sale at;
the mill and by dealers H. j. Benson.
DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Office
and residence over the Fair Both
phones.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tan church Will be entertained Friday
afternoon at 2:3O O'clock at the home
of Mrs. Corie r. Newton, on North
Third street.
Every lady is delighted TO look at
new furniture, and we would be glad.
to have them call and see the new
styles of book and library cases which
just arrived today. D. c. Wilbur.
There is no comfort without comfort
able things. In looking for comfort YOU
Should buy comfortable buggy. We
will sell You one that Will comfort you
lat a price that will be comfortable to
Your pocke,book. Darling & Mundy.
The regular concert OF the Forty
ninth Iowa band will be given this eve
|ning from the court house lawn, good
weather permitting. The bands drum
major. Mr.. Joe Reis,s of Dubuque, re-
manned over in8the city today TO he with
the members until after the concert.
The most persistent economists can
find Just What they want at our tailor
ing emporium, whether it be imported
or domestic fabrics, and the better
judges they are of good suitings the
better we like it, the more certain we
are of pleasing them. Petersen & Co.,
tailors.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, of the
Central, has rented the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross c. Peterson. corner of
Ninth and Main streets and will take
possession about Oct. i. at which time
mis- mother Mrs. II. B. Wing. and sister,
Miss Minnie D. Wing, of Minneapolis,
Will join him here.
Conductor George p. Dawson, of the
| Iowa Central, Who has been off duty for
several days, resting up and visiting
friends az varions points along thc5line,
spent Wednesday in the city and this
morning resumed his run on No. 4.
lsConductor Perry Wilhelm has been ON
|sconductor Dawson.s runs during his
absence
Miss Katie Snyder. Of Oskaloosa. who
has been visiting in the city a few days
lat the nome of le,. grandparents, Mr..
land Mrs. Thomas Farrell. returned to
her home "Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Frank snyder and children, accom-
lpanied by Mrs. A. NJ Snyder. OF Chi
scago, Will arrive in the city Saturday
evening from Oskal0osa and VIII be
guests at the Farrell home for few
days.
The heavy rains Of the past few days.
and pecaliis that OF last night, caused
a delay on the Central This morning at
Eadyville. Whare the grade is being cut
DOM. The track became so soft that
Iaa few cars Of TWO work trains. pulled
by engines - and Al. left5the track. No.
\ 4, the nerth-bound passenger. MAS be-
IAhina the trains ana il took about four
hours TO remedy the difficulty and ali
low the passenger TO proceed The
train Was about four hours late into
this city.
Mrs. Ella DAVIS, Of Malcolm arrived
II the city Wednesday afternoon from
| Denver, where she accompanied her
lsdaiightsr. Mrs. A. Seeiy of this city,
lHtWe weeks ago On account Of Mrs.
l#See!gts health. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
I5Sesly visited colorado Springs and
5Manitau during the past fortnight and
AIRS. seely viii remain until the LIST OF
September. Mrs. Davis says she is
much better health, as the trip8so far
4 centident Mrs. Seely viii return in
has shown its benefits.
/ The Soldiers Home melon patches
! have BEEN raieleti several times recently
land Commandment Horton proposed to
iSii1it as top - the inroads on the veter.
atls uxuries. Consequently when ten
Bo, a dozen yonng men of che city ap-
3peaatd IN the patch Wednesday night
lthey We're rounded upand six We're cal
tursd. They were kept in the guard
q ~ ~ Stil dltsi FSltdSta tfllS morn
ling after a lscture. The comnlandant
'trefused to dirulge their names but /;
Is understood they are members OF
4 Wsll-known families.
/ Mr.. A. NJ. Austin, a well known
farmer residing southeast of the city
Vas quite severely bruised in rum
saWay accident Wfiile in the city today
Il In cprnpany wth his daughter he was
arriving 70 the soldiers Home grounds
70 attend the Old settlers picnic, not
4 being aware of the postponement
4 When between Second and Third
Z. streets on Main iSl- buggy tongue came
\ down, frightening the horses. Mr.. Aus.
tin vas thrown out and stunned anG
MAS carried to near by residence
4 Where he received medical attention
i His Injuries are not serious. The
i horses broke loose from the buggy as-
ter going a short distance. The bugsJ
4 Was considerably damaged.
4 Nevada Repre- .ntatiye: Ex-sherif1
4 Banks returned home Thursday morn
ling, having brought Yancey from Ohio
sIto1he penitentiary at Fort Madison. HI
was Eaccompanicdso the trip by w. II
4 Day, of Alr1es. ard they took no chance:
with their man on the route. YanceS
4 was going by the name of Bradshaw
land would not openly admit that he has
lever seen Mr.. Banks before. The mat,