Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-18

DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surg
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. IS East Main.
DR.. Trotter office. Hopkins building
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker at
Liebis
Gas house coke for sale Brown Fuel
and Lime Co.
Wool suitins. 80 inches wide - cents
a yard at Whitton Y Whitehead's.
Call and see the new shirt waist
cloths for 10 cents yard. Lee &
Benedict.
Free illustrated health talk for
mothers and daughters at Christian
church, Aug. ~.
Can make prompt delivery of dry
hard split wood any length. Brown
Fuel and Lime 60.
Tomorrow all summer lawns. dimities
and batistc for cents a yard. sold
lup to L. cents a yard. Lee X Bene-
dict.
Whence comes this mighty farreach-
ing power that enables; Rocky Mountain
Tea to make such wonderful cures
4 Try it ana see. Mcbride 4 VIII Drug
co.
MessrS. c. Wassmer and L. c. Keeler
and families. Mrs. Pearl WilSle and
Miss Myrtle Keeler left for Clear Lake
this morning. where they will spend Il
week al the y. l.. Wilbur cottage.
Mr. Frank Sherlock who has been in
the employ OF w. III. Burrows, resigned
4 his position Saturday and left this
morning for (;linnell, where he has ac-
cepted q position with McMurray x
Rhinefort, retail clothing deaerso that
city.
The Chicago e Northwestern rail-
! road is putting in Il new side track
! leading from ona of its passing tracks
4 IL the west yards to the Weber coal
! houses, located where the old 'tlatiron
used to stand. About 200 feet of tracks
are required.
The monthly shift of the police was
DAYS officer Clark will be on duty in
the depot district during the day and
officer Weaver during the night. Up
town. officer Hurd will have the day
beat and officer Hanson the night shift.
Mr. H. p Bigeow Saturday shipped
his household goods to Sunnyside
Wyo.. where he expects soon to make
his future home. MIR. Bigelow and
family will leave for their new home
the middle of this week. He will still
continue TO work at his trade and in
addition expects to engage in the cattle
business on a small scale.
The Belle Plaine ball team arrived in
the city this morning and this after
noon met the Armour e Co. MARSHALL |
town merchants team at l'inkle's Park. |
The lineup of tie visiting team is:
Benson catch; Rothermel, pitch: Mill
liman short: Wa son. first Barr, sec
ond. C;iul, third: Swallow. left field |
a. Swallow, cente, field; Wagner, right I
field
Mr.. Fred Wilbur left this morning
for a trip of two weeks thru the north
west and along the Pacific slope. He /
will be Joined in Minneapolis by a par
ty of his college friends, and together /
they Will visit Seattle, Portland and I
other coast cities. While on their way |
TO resume their studios at Leland stan
ford University, which opens on the
30th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Reeves, who have
been making their home in this city
no c,1r1I,a,. ,,,optbc laft fo, O,-J
we'll, o.. Sunday morning. where they
viii again take UP their residence in
their permanent home. Mr. Reeves has
made Marshalltown his summer home
for the past several years. in order to
be near his territory. that he covers
during the summer time.
The 2-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs
All Ninton of Written. is again COM
Portable since the removal of Il piece of
4 steel pin from his foot. The pin was
al the Gle n hospital after hav-
ing been accurately located by N-ray
IT the latter institution. Others had
made attempts to lemove the pin by the
same methods, but failed The foreign
body had been deeply lodged in The foot
and caused the child much suffering for
several weeks prior to its successful re-
moval.
Tonight will occur the opening of the
new Odeon theater by E,llerys Royal
italian band. Mr.. E.llery has done much
IN past Years for the betterment of
band music in America. He owned
for a time the Banda Rossa but his
deals We're higher than that and he
quit ii to secure the band with which
ne is now giving the people of this
country such a rare treat Mr.. Ellery
nas worked hard TO bring the band
10 its present state of perfection and
he fiftyive Italians composing the
are today in much bet
-er form than when they landed in )
tho at that time they We're
.he equals of any then in the coun-
ny.
Mr.. G. G. st. Clair, who has been
spending the past ten days among the
axes in the Leech Lake Indian reser-
vaton of northern Minnesota, arrived
rome Saturday tanned and sunburned
after q most delightful outing. Mr. ST.
Clair reports the fishing rs most excel
ent 1t WAS in fact too good to be real
sport, for the black bass took the bait
so readily that the sport became rather
tiresome. 1t being against the law TO
sell fish in Minnesota all the party
could do was TO throw back those
roll.ht aypp,,t To- 40 few ba,-