Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-07

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Fine watch repairing at Paley's
Pr. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 1902 West Main
Main.
When others fail to at your glasses
properly go to Allen, IA East Main.
Wanted, fifty bill boys for Buffalo
Bits day. Apply at Evans drug store.
A new and modern front is being
placed in the store room occupied by
NJ. Il. Andrews
Val Blatz Private Stock" is the An
est beer manufactured for table use.
Sold by Gust herman.
Just let US figure on your lumber bills
and be convinced that we save you
money. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Don't forget the excursion to Clear
Lake next Sunday under the auspices of
the Story City band; SLIPS for the round
trip.
Mr.. "A. B. Hoover went to Cedar Rap
lbs this morning, where he spent the
day in attendance at the republican
state convention.
The school board was to have met
last night, but owing to the absence Of
three of the members at the Cedar
Rapids convention the meeting was adj
Journed to Thursday night.
The peace proceedings brought by
John Price, of Liscomb, against his son
Henry We're dismissed from Justice Bur-
rltts court, the court deeming that the
complainant was not sufficiently justi-
fled in his prayer.
| very pleasant picnic was enjoyed
yesterday by party of young people at
the bluffs, northwest of town Those
who participated were Clarence Hall,
Jean Clements, Fred Deising, Jessie Ell
zie, Forrest Newton, Elsie Welker, Har-
old Bacon, Flossie Shaffer, Claude
Dawson and Laura Deising.
1 Mr.. j. L. Moffatt. of 112 South Second
street, for years carpenter of the city
and formerly employed in that capacity
| in the factory of the Glucose Sugar Re-
filming Company, left Tuesday evening
ION the Central for Oklahoma City,
where he intends locating. He will prob
| ably follow his trade in the enterprising
Oklahoma town.
Superintendent w. E. Tomlinsor, of
the county farm, arrived home this
morning from Cedar Rapids, where he
spent yesterday in seeing the sights in
cidental to the big political battle. Mr.
Tomlinson says that with last evenings
work concluded the situation looked
Stronger than ever for Cummins anC
that the battle was practically won.
Adjt. B. F. Warfel, of the Soldiers
Home and wife left this morning for
Mountain Grove, Cal, where they will
visit their son. Mr.. Walker Warfel. The
trip is taken primarily for the benefit OF
Mrs. Warfel's health, which has beer
\ poor for some time. Mrs. Warfel will
remain Indefinitely, possibly year. Mr.
4 Warfel will return after months alb.
\ sence.
] Chief Engineer II. G. Kelley, of the
4 Central accompanied by his office ste.
j nographer. Mr.. L. c. Miller, Division
Engineer R. H. Wight and Genera
Roadmaster NJ. H. Shelley, left Tuesda.
evening for Abba. and spent today or
the A. 81 C. division. The officials viii
leave for the east tomorrow on triI
of inspection over the eastern and I'LL
!, nois divisions
Cards have been received in the cit,
hy friends announcing the recent mar
riage in Chicago of Miss Anna Mckib
ben Taylor to Mr.. William Rufus North
way, Jr.. of Chicago. Miss Taylor will
be remembered as a former high schoo
teacher in this city. She has been prin
J cipal of one of the Chicago schools TO
the past few years and will still con
tinue her school work.
Engineer Frank Herting, OF tn
Northwestern, whose headquarters ar
at Belle PLANE, passed thru the cit,
this morning. en- route to Lusk, Wyo
\ where he intends going soon to locate
in entering the employ of the Union Pa
cific. His son, Master Frank, accompa
4
his fathers return at the home of hi
aunt, Mrs L. c Medearis. Mrs. Her
ring, who is now visiting in LaPort
4 City, will arrive in the city Frida
morning for a visit at her sisters home
Mr.. Jared Elliott, of Minerva, alter
4 nate delegate to the republican stat
) convention from Marietta township, wa
2 in the city Tuesday evening, en- route
]! Cedar Rapids to join the Marshall coun
) ty delegation. Mr. Elliott was summone
Z to attend the convention as the town
5 ship alternate because of the illness c
Mr.. w. r. Moninger, who expected to g
), Tuesday afternoon, but who was CON
3 PEELED to give it up at the last momer
z on account of his sickness. Mr.. Elliot
5 like Mr. Moninger, is Herriott sympa
!: thizer.